Entity: GOLGOTHA
Golgotha, also known as Calvary, is a significant hill near Jerusalem where Jesus Christ was crucified according to the Bible. The name Golgotha means 'place of a skull' and holds great religious importance in Christianity.
GOLGOTHA
Etymology
Golgotha, derived from the Hebrew word meaning 'place of a skull,' is a significant hill near Jerusalem.
Definition
Golgotha is a place of great suffering and crucifixion, particularly associated with the biblical account of Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
Historical Context
Golgotha is the hill outside the city walls of Jerusalem where Jesus Christ was crucified, as described in the Bible.
Cultural Significance
Golgotha holds immense religious importance in Christianity as the site of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and is often referred to as Calvary.
Related Concepts
Golgotha is synonymous with Calvary, another name for the hill where Jesus was crucified.
See Also
- Calvary
- Crucifixion
- Jesus Christ
A place of great suffering and crucifixion, particularly associated with the biblical account of Jesus Christ's crucifixion.