دير القديس المخلص الارمنى (القدس)

دير القديس المخلص الارمنى (القدس)
دير القديس المخلص الارمنى (القدس)
إحداثيات	31°46′21″N 35°13′46″E / 31.7726°N 35.2295°E
	تعديل

دير القديس المخلص الارمنى The Monastery (Convent) of Saint Saviour هو دير للكنيسة الأرمنية فى القدس على جبل صهيون . بره الحى الأرمنى ، البلدة القديمة ، جنوب باب صهيون . تضم مبنيين لكنيستين، أحدثهما غير مكتمل.

التقاليد

يعتقد أن منزل قيافا ، رئيس الكهنة اليهودى وقت وفاة يسوع، موجود فى الموقع.^[1] بس، فقد خلط بعض المسيحيين بين بيت قيافا وبيت حنان ^[2] (كان حنان حما قيافا ورئيس كهنة سابق).

ويسمى كمان دير حبس المسيحلأنه واحد من الأماكن المفترضة لسجن المسيح، حيث تم احتجازه بعد محاكمة السنهدرين .^[3]^[4] علشان لأن الأناجيل نفسها تختلف فيما إذا كان يسوع قد تم إحضاره لمنزل/بلاط حنان أو قيافا، كنيسة رؤساء الملايكه المقدسة الأرمنية ("بيت حنان") عندها كمان سجن للمسيح.

ويعتقد كمان أن الحجر اللى تم نقله من مدخل قبر المسيح موجود فوق أو تحت المذبح فى الكنيسة القديمة فى الدير.^[1]

مصادر

↑ ^أ ^ب Pringle, p. 367. "One also finds on Mount Sion [the church] of St Saviour, which was formerly the house of Caiaphas […] There also was the prison where the Jews put Jesus and kept Him unt the morrow; when morning came they sent Him bound to Pilate."
↑ Pringle, p. 112. "The earliest association of the house of Annas with Mount Sion appears to date to the seventh century, though it appears at that time to have been equated with that of Caiaphas."
↑ Pringle, p. 369. "The small chamber referred to as the Prison of Christ is entered through a low door […] in the south wall of the choir."
↑ Pringle, p. 371. "the sacristy, which became the Prison of Christ in the later thirteenth century"

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[P367-1] أ ^ب Pringle, p. 367. "One also finds on Mount Sion [the church] of St Saviour, which was formerly the house of Caiaphas […] There also was the prison where the Jews put Jesus and kept Him unt the morrow; when morning came they sent Him bound to Pilate."

[2] Pringle, p. 112. "The earliest association of the house of Annas with Mount Sion appears to date to the seventh century, though it appears at that time to have been equated with that of Caiaphas."

[3] Pringle, p. 369. "The small chamber referred to as the Prison of Christ is entered through a low door […] in the south wall of the choir."

[4] Pringle, p. 371. "the sacristy, which became the Prison of Christ in the later thirteenth century"

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