This place lends its name to the last of the Five Discourses of Matthew, an apocalyptic narrative by Jesus.
According to an apocalyptic prophecy in the Book of Zechariah, God will stand on this place and split it in two. In the Old Testament, this location was known as Har HaMashchit because of the corruption and idol worship that took place there. This place lends its name to the last of the Five Discourses of Matthew, an apocalyptic narrative by Jesus. In real life, this place is the site of the oldest Jewish cemetery. The Latin term Flevit super ilam denotes Jesus's weeping at this place, where he later ascended to heaven. For 10 points, identify this elevated region from which Christ descended into Jerusalem, which was home to numerous groves of a namesake tree.
According to an apocalyptic prophecy in the Book of Zechariah, God will stand on this place and split it in two.
Mount of Olives [or Mount of Olivet; or Har HaZeitim; accept Har HaMaschit before mentioned]