They Found Something TERRIFYING Where Judas hung himself

They Found Something TERRIFYING In Akeldama Where Judas Hung Himself

This place is also situated on the tense border between East and West Jerusalem, making it even more crucial to be prepared before visiting.

Despite years of research, studies, and excavations, this site remains largely unknown to most people. Historical documents dating back to the third century identify this place as Akeldama, as recorded by historians like Eusebius. Interesting finds suggest that Crusaders were active here in the twelfth century, reportedly bringing 50 bodies a day to the site. In the 1990s, excavations uncovered a tomb believed to belong to Annas and his son-in-law Caiaphas, who was the high priest during Jesus' trial. Even more surprisingly, DNA from a hair sample found in one of the tombs revealed astonishing results. Disclaimer:
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