Who Built Jerusalem's 5th Avenue from the Temple to the Pool of Siloam in the Second Temple Era?

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The stepped street, as it is known from academic works, or the Jerusalem pilgrim road as it has been dubbed by the Ir David Foundation, is the early Roman period street connecting the Temple Mount from its southwestern corner, to Jerusalem's southern gates of the time via the Pool of Siloam. The stepped street was built at the earliest during the 30s CE, with the latest coin found under the pavement dating to 30-31 CE, during the governorship of Pontius Pilate of New Testament fame.
The street went from Jerusalem's southern gates, along the ancient City of David, into the Old City and passed by the Western Wall after passing underneath the Herodian bridge now known as Robinson's Arch. The ancient path was improved and paved in large, well-cut stone in the pattern of two steps followed by a long landing, followed by two more steps and another landing. The street was eight meters wide and its length from the Pool to the Temple Mount is 600 meters. A large drainage channel ran below the street.
According to archaeologist Ronny Reich, who for several years led the dig uncovering the ancient street together with archaeologist Eli Shukron, pilgrims used the Pool of Siloam as a mikveh for ritual purification before walking up the street to the Temple. However, Professor Elitzur opposes this interpretation and argues that the Pool of Siloam was a typical Roman public swimming pool.
In ancient times, the celebration called Simchat Beit HaShoeivah, water was carried up from the Pool of Siloam to the Temple. There are attempts to connect the Roman-period street to this festival.

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This will be amazing to see!

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Indeed this was Amazing to see from 2000 years ago! Pool of Siloam to the Temple. Biblical ~historical~Holy🙏🏽🕊️🕯️🙌🏼🌟I am excited to see continued excavations and findings in the future. Toda Zahi💙🩵💙🩵

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Wonderful view.

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I can't wait for this tour.

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Wow!! So amazing! Rare places at rare times! Thank you so very much Zahi! Be safe! Prayers and love to you!😊😊❤🙏🙏

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Hello Zahi thank you it is fascinating to see where our ancestors have been God bless

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Thank you Zahi that was magical it goes to prove that the city of David with the Temple was in place hundreds of years before the Muslims i enjoyed every minute with all the new finds of your video.

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Good morning everyone 👋

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It was brand new in Jesus' time.

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Yes

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Great video. Thanks for sharing ❤

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Wow!

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Thank you too!

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can't wait to go there after the construction is finished

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תודה לך זאהי על השיתוף זה היה מאוד מעניין ואינפורמטיבי. שבוע טוב ואלוהים יברך, אמן. שלום ישראל 🇮🇱 👋😇🙏🇮🇱🎗🕊🕊🕊

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Thanks!

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Thank you

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As always a great tour

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Thanks again!

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Thank you Zahid because of you I get to see Jerusalem praise Abba Father 🙏⛺🙌💙🤍💙🇮🇱 many birekoth and much ahav

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Thank you

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Beautiful historic ruins from the past! 🕎🪔

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Thanks

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And people have the nerves to try to deny our Jewish existence in the land 🇮🇱🇮🇱

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I did not know that Jerusalem had a fifth avenue.

[@zahishaked]

It's good to study new things every day

[@popcornpaul33]

Does anyone know the percentage remaining? Also when it will be open to the public tourists?

[@zahishaked]

The entire length of the street was excavated. They do not commit to an opening date

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@@zahishaked thank you for sharing when I was there last it wasn't complete.

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Right I’m sure they bought a ticket almost as good as having a boardwalk

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I am just curious which spices you hate? Which ones are smelling bad to you? Me, I don't like fennel or Anise. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!

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Fenugreek

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Amazing, goes back to King David ( 3000 years ago ) or earlier ?

[@zahishaked]

No, only to the first century

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What is the total rise in elevation from the pool to the temple ?

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Does the street end by the Western Wall?

[@zahishaked]

Yes, it reach the Temple

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Fantastic evidence of Jesus taking that road to the temple first with his parents .. Awesome

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Oh, so no palestinian history? Strange, its like they were never a thing.

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True there is no history for the Arabs Palestinan, as a nation

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Es lohnt sich, Gottes Willen zu tun.

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Jesus is Lord.......take out d ark of covenant from zedekiah cave....

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Thanks! Thanks to you Zahi, your willingness to go beyond is so interesting. It is as if I were actually there , that is what I would do as well . Shalom Zahi, Toda Raba😇

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Thank you

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Thanks!

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Thank you