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Biblical Archaeology Discoveries Uncovered in Jerusalem

Biblical Archaeology Discoveries Uncovered in Jerusalem
Charisma News

Archaeologists in Jerusalem's City of David have uncovered biblical discoveries, including the Pool of Siloam and the ancient Pilgrimage Road, revealing a physical landscape familiar to Scripture.

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Archaeologists in Jerusalem have made several discoveries that shed light on the city's biblical past. Excavations near the Temple Mount have uncovered the Pool of Siloam and the ancient Pilgrimage Road, which are mentioned in the Bible. The Pool of Siloam is significant because it is where Jesus sent a blind man to wash before he regained his sight, according to the Gospel of John.

The Pilgrimage Road, a massive stepped street, was used by pilgrims traveling to the Temple Mount. Archaeologists have found coins, weights, pottery, and evidence of shops along the route, indicating that it was a thriving street in ancient Jerusalem. US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has called the discovery of the Pilgrimage Road

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