Hey, OnScript listeners and biblical world listeners. This is Matt Lynch coming to you from

Regent College in Vancouver. This is part three of our three-part series on the Archaeology of Passion Week.

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Welcome back to On Script, the Biblical World podcast.

I am one of your hosts today, Chris McKinney, and I am joined by Kyle Kimer.

Hello.

And we are, hey, there's Kyle.

And we are continuing our look at the Archaeology of Passion Week. This is part three,

the final part we believe, of this series. And in some ways the most exciting part because we are

on our own kind of podcast via Del Marosa approaching the final events of Passion Week.

And so we're really excited to delve into these topics around ancient Jerusalem,

First Century Jerusalem, and try to get back to what First century Jerusalem actually look like when Jesus and the

disciples as well as the other followers of Jesus witnessed the events that that have shook

the world ever since. Yeah, great, Chrissy. I'm excited to be here. I think this is, you're right.

This is the kind of culmination, the perfect, yeah, culmination, I'll just repeat it again.

And it is such an exciting one because I think, you know, there's, if you go to Israel today in

Jerusalem, you know, one of the hot spots that most people visit is going to be the Church of

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