The strongest door-to-door son-in-law

Chapter 1702 Exploring
Ye Feng's next target is the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem is famous for its magic and sanctity.

Because of the wonderful and careful arrangements of history, Jerusalem has become a holy place for the three major religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, attracting countless devout believers. It is the closest place to heaven.

After arriving in Israel, Ye Feng found a hotel to rest for a while, then rented an off-road vehicle and drove to Jerusalem by himself.

In the afternoon, the city of Jerusalem appeared in Ye Feng's sight.

Before entering the city, you need to pass a checkpoint.

Naturally, Ye Feng would not cause trouble for himself and honestly queued up with other vehicles for inspection.

The inspection is relatively strict. In addition to instrument testing, there is also the cooperation of military dogs.

In addition, the inspecting soldiers are fully armed and very vigilant. As long as they find anything wrong, they can respond immediately.

More than ten minutes later, it was Ye Feng's turn to be examined.

When the inspecting soldier saw Ye Feng's face clearly, the stern expression on his face softened a little, and he asked in English: "Are you Chinese?"

"Yes." Ye Feng took out the passport and identity certificate that Long Dun prepared for himself.

The inspection officer did not accept the passport and identity certificate handed over by Ye Feng, but said: "Sir, we generally do not check Chinese friends. Are you going to Jerusalem to work?"

The officer's failure to investigate the Chinese made Ye Feng immediately feel the national pride of being a Chinese.

To be honest, the feeling of being respected abroad is very comfortable.

Ye Feng smiled and replied: "It's not for work, but for traveling. I have been admiring the name of the Holy Land for a long time."

"Jerusalem is indeed a place worth visiting. I wish you a pleasant trip." The officer said politely, and then motioned to the checkpoint to let them go.

"Thank you." Ye Feng drove past the checkpoint with a happy mood.

More than ten minutes later, Ye Feng lowered his speed and drove into the city of Jerusalem.

After looking at the map, Ye Feng figured out the direction and drove towards the DC area.

When we arrived in the DC area, the most eye-catching thing was a huge stone door.

The Shimen is majestic and its mottled appearance reveals the vicissitudes of history.

Here is the famous Damascus Gate, the triumphal arch of the Arabs. Most of the people living nearby are Arabs.

The Jews would never pass through the Damascus Gate. They would go through the Addar Gate on the other side.

After the off-road vehicle driven by Ye Feng passed through the Damascus Gate, a strong Arab style hit his face.

Arab men wearing white robes and white headscarves can be seen everywhere, as well as Arab women covering their faces with black gauze scarves.

The surrounding buildings are also very distinctive, and they are scattered in an orderly manner. Residential houses, churches, mosques, cemeteries... they are constantly changing colors in the sun, which is very interesting.

After passing through the narrow and busy market, Ye Feng first visited the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Muslim holy site, and then climbed up the Temple Mount himself and paid his respects in the Golden Summit Mosque which is said to have been the scene of the Prophet Muhammad's ascension to heaven. trodden rocks.

After leaving the Jinding Qingzhen Temple, Ye Feng suddenly heard a faint cry, and couldn't help but feel moved in his heart.

I heard that the "Wailing Wall", the holy site of Judaism, is right next to the Jinding Mosque. Let's go and have a look.

After passing through a dark tunnel made of granite, Ye Feng came to the Wailing Wall.

This is a tall temple wall, the remains of the temple built by King Solomon. The vicissitudes of history have left deep imprints on the Wailing Wall - countless green moss and weeds are growing tenaciously among the mottled walls.

Many Jewish pilgrims, regardless of the dampness and filth on the ground, knelt down devoutly and cried loudly in accordance with the rules, seeming to tell the story of the suffering the Jewish nation has suffered for thousands of years.Ye Feng noticed that after crying, many Jews stuffed small notes into the cracks of the Wailing Wall with extremely respectful expressions.

It is said that if you stuff a note with your wishes into the cracks of the Wailing Wall, you will receive God's blessing.

These Jews were so pious that they presumably believed in this matter.

After visiting the Wailing Wall, Ye Feng also took a walk around the tomb of King David. This is the founder of the Jewish Kingdom, and he must be admired at all costs.

However, apart from the well-preserved cemetery and the iconic six-pointed star of King David, it didn't leave a deep impression.

All around, the visiting Jews were devout and happy.

I saw the Tomb of King David and according to the map, it was not far from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

Ye Feng got off the Temple Mount and drove straight to the settlement area.

After only a 5-minute drive, Ye Feng drove to Doloresa Road, which is said to be the road that Jesus walked to the execution ground.

Ye Feng parked his car on the side of the road, got out of the car and walked from one end of Doloresa Road to the other, wanting to follow the footsteps of a saint and see if he had an epiphany.

Unfortunately, apart from stepping on mud, I found nothing, because the road still maintains its ancient appearance and is very dilapidated.

Shaking his head dejectedly, Ye Feng walked straight towards his final destination - the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

During the day, Ye Feng was traveling and exploring, and at night the Lesen family would come here to join him.

Turning a corner, the huge dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre pierced the sky in front of Ye Feng's eyes.

The Church of the Holy Sepulcher, also known as the Church of the Resurrection, is named after it was built on the tomb of Jesus. It is a holy place among holy places.

Ye Feng looked up and took a closer look. The mottled walls were yellow-brown, looking primitive and distant. Walking through the huge foyer with the tourists, Ye Feng felt as if he had traveled through history.

Soon, people flowed into the interior of the church, and countless ancient paintings with religious significance appeared on the walls and ceiling.

There are pictures of the Last Supper, pictures of Jesus’ sermons, pictures of Jesus meeting his mother, etc.

Although it has gone through a long history, it is still brightly colored and well-preserved.

Of course, Ye Feng didn't come here to see this. He came to find clues to King Solomon's treasure.

However, Ye Feng didn't find any clues, and Lia Xingzuan didn't give any hints.

Walking further inside, there is a large chapel, where a group of monks and nuns are praying devoutly.

They held a six-pointed star in one hand and a Bible in the other, and the atmosphere was sacred and solemn.

What is a bit strange is that, judging from their clothes, these monks and nuns seem to belong to many different sects, each of which is different.

When many Western tourists come here, they all cross themselves devoutly on their chests and murmur their prayers to the crucifix of Jesus Christ on the altar.

Ye Feng suddenly saw a large placard in front of the altar. Under the placard was a mottled and worn-out stone slab. Many tourists were kneeling on the ground, kissing the stone slab devoutly.

Ye Feng walked over in surprise and carefully read the English introduction on the placard.

It turns out that this stone slab was the execution ground when Jesus Christ was crucified, and the faint crimson mark on it was the blood stain left by Jesus Christ.

No wonder everyone is so pious. The power of religion is so infinite that even a stone slab can become a sacred object.

(End of this chapter)