Pray for the peace of Jerusalem

May they prosper who love you

- Psalm 122:6

Tag: Desolation of Jerusalem

Tisha b’ Av -Desolation of Jerusalem

The prophet mourns because Jerusalem has been devastated and has been left desolate.  Even the roads grieve. Many cities have been desecrated, but none bore the name of the Holy One of Israel, subsequently the depth of shame and pain.

Tisha b’ Av -Desolation of Jerusalem

The prophet mourns because Jerusalem has been devastated and has been left desolate.  Even the roads grieve. Many cities have been desecrated, but none bore the name of the Holy One of Israel, subsequently the depth of shame and pain.

Tisha b’ Av -Desolation of Jerusalem

The prophet mourns because Jerusalem has been devastated and has been left desolate.  Even the roads grieve. Many cities have been desecrated, but none bore the name of the Holy One of Israel, subsequently the depth of shame and pain.

Tischa b’Av-Verwüstung Jerusalems

Der Prophet trauert um das verlassene und verwüstete Jerusalem.  Sogar die Strassen sind in die Trauer eingeschlossen.  Viele Städte wurden entweiht, aber keine trug den Namen des Heiligen Israels und folglich so tiefe Scham und Schmerzen.

Tisha b’Av-耶路撒冷的荒凉

先知为耶路撒冷的荒废和摧毁哀悼。甚至道路也分享她的悲痛。许多的城市都被亵渎,却没有一处担当以色列的圣者,接着的是更多的耻辱和痛苦。

Tisha b’ Av -Desolation of Jerusalem

The prophet mourns because Jerusalem has been devastated and has been left desolate.  Even the roads grieve. Many cities have been desecrated, but none bore the name of the Holy One of Israel, subsequently the depth of shame and pain.

July 11: Tisha b’Av -Desolation of Jerusalem

The prophet mourns because Jerusalem has been devastated and has been left desolate.  Even the roads grieve. Many cities have been desecrated, but none bore the name of the Holy One of Israel, subsequently the depth of shame and pain.

July 10: Tisha b’Av

The prophet mourns because Jerusalem has been devastated and has been left desolate. Even the roads grieve. Many cities have been desecrated, but none bore the name of the Holy One of Israel, subsequently the depth of shame and pain.