Condemnation Chapel

Chapel of the Condemnation Chapel

The condemnation Chapel in the Old City of Jerusalem on the Via Dolorosa was 1903 / 1904 by Wendelin Hinterkeuser on the walls of a Byzantine built church. It recalls the condemnation of Jesus by Pontius Pilate ( Jn 18.28–39 EU ; Mk 15.1–15 EU ; Lk 23.1–25 EU ; Mt 27.11–26 EU ). The Flagellation Chapel is located in the same courtyard as the Condemnation Chapel .

According to Christian tradition, Antonia Castle, destroyed in AD 70, has been the place of judgment since Byzantine times . The former royal palace on the west hill of Jerusalem, which has also been destroyed in the meantime, can also be considered as an actual location.

Web links

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Individual evidence

↑ David Kroyanker ( דָּוִד קְרוֹיָאנְקֶר), The Architecture of Jerusalem: 3000 Years of the Holy City , Hubertus von Gemmingen (transl.), Stuttgart, Berlin et al .: Kohlhammer, 1994, p. 78. ISBN 3-17-013165-6 .

31.78035 35.233711111111Coordinates: 31 ° 46 ′ 49.3 " N , 35 ° 14 ′ 1.4" E

[1] David Kroyanker ( דָּוִד קְרוֹיָאנְקֶר), The Architecture of Jerusalem: 3000 Years of the Holy City , Hubertus von Gemmingen (transl.), Stuttgart, Berlin et al .: Kohlhammer, 1994, p. 78. ISBN 3-17-013165-6 .