Cristo Pantocrator e o segredo da Santa Sofia, em Istambul

Hagia Sophia, or Santa Sofia, is one of the most sacred and impressive places on the planet. Built in 537 AD by Emperor Justinian, it was the largest Christian church in the world, a symbol of Byzantine faith and the power of the Eastern Roman Empire. Later, it was sacked, converted into a mosque, transformed into a museum, and then back into a mosque. But nothing—neither wars nor earthquakes—destroyed what it represents: the eternal connection between humanity and the divine. In this episode of Infinite Journey, Rodrigo Alvarez explores every detail of this monumental temple in Istanbul, discovering the meaning of the mosaics of Christ Pantocrator, the Column of Tears, and the Christian marks that still remain under Muslim rule. ////////////////////////////////// INSIDER If you like comfort, technology, and style on your travels (like those on the Infinite Journey!), check out Insider's clothing — and get an extra 12% discount with the coupon JORNADAINFINITA. 👉 Click here: https://creators.insiderstore.com.br/... Meet the Journey Club: https://rodrigoalvarez.site/clube-do-...