Ainsi Était Jérusalem au Temps de Jésus | 1er Siècle | La Ville que Jésus Connaissait

First-century Jerusalem was simultaneously the holiest city on earth and one of the most dangerous—the site of Herod's Temple, one of the most monumental constructions of antiquity, guarded just a few hundred meters away by the Roman soldiers of Pontius Pilate. This documentary recreates the Jerusalem that Jesus knew: the Temple Mount and its concentric courtyards, the Pool of Siloam, the Mount of Olives, the road to Golgotha, the markets of the lower city, and the spaces where every decisive confrontation of Jesus' ministry took place. But above all, it answers the question that the Temple's architecture directly poses: why did the veil tear from top to bottom at the moment of Jesus' death, and what does this tearing reveal about the access to God that changed forever that day?