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Bible Photographs

  • Contents

  • Introduction

  • Overview

  • 1. Nile River and Egypt

  • 2. Mount Sinai (Horeb) and the Sinai Wilderness

  • 3. Judean Wilderness

  • 4. Kadesh-barnea

  • 5. Tombs of the Patriarchs

  • 6. Judean Hill Country

  • 7. Bethlehem

  • 8. Jerusalem

  • 9. Temple of Herod

  • 10. Steps to the Temple

  • 11. Mount of Olives

  • 12. Garden of Gethsemane

  • 13. Golgotha

  • 14. Garden Tomb

  • 15. Jericho

  • 16. Shiloh

  • 17. Shechem

  • 18. Dothan in Samaria

  • 19. Caesarea and the Plain of Sharon to Carmel

  • 20. Joppa

  • 21. Jezreel Valley

  • 22. Mount Tabor

  • 23. Sea of Galilee and the Mount of Beatitudes

  • 24. Capernaum

  • 25. Jordan River

  • 26. Caesarea Philippi

  • 27. Nazareth

  • 28. Dan

  • 29. Athens

  • 30. Corinth

  • 31. Ephesus

  • 32. Isle of Patmos

13. Golgotha


13. Golgotha

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This rocky cliff, which resembles a skull and is just outside of Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate (John 19:17, 20), is a possible site of Golgotha, where the Crucifixion took place.

Significant Event: After Jesus was scourged and mocked, He was brought to “a place called Golgotha, … a place of a skull,” where He was crucified (Matt. 27:26–35; John 19:17–18). (See BD Golgotha.)