Golden Gate

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The Golden Gate is a historic sealed entrance in the eastern wall of Jerusalem’s Old City, overlooking the Kidron Valley and associated with Jewish, Christian, and Islamic messianic traditions.

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Label Occurrences
Golden Gate canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city gate
historic site
religious site
adjacentTo Temple Mount
surface form: Haram al-Sharif

Temple Mount
architecturalStyle Byzantine architecture
associatedWith Christian eschatology
Islamic eschatology
Jewish eschatology
arrival of the Messiah
messianic traditions
resurrection of the dead
controlledBy Jerusalem Islamic Waqf
surface form: Islamic Waqf authorities
country Israel
facesDirection east
feature double-arched opening
function entrance to the Temple Mount
hasAlternativeName Bab al-Rahma
Eastern Gate
Gate of Mercy
Sha'ar HaRachamim
hasCulturalRole pilgrimage destination
symbol of future redemption
hasPart northern portal
southern portal
hasReligiousSignificanceFor Christianity
surface form: Christians

Jews
Muslims
heritageDesignation part of the Old City of Jerusalem UNESCO World Heritage Site
linkedToText Book of Ezekiel
Islamic hadith and traditions
New Testament Passion narratives
surface form: New Testament passion narratives
locatedIn Old City of Jerusalem UNESCO World Heritage Site
surface form: Old City of Jerusalem

eastern wall of the Temple Mount
material stone
overlooks Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives
Kidron Valley
Muslim cemetery outside the eastern wall
partOf eastern fortifications of the Old City
walls of the Old City of Jerusalem
surface form: walls of Jerusalem
periodOfConstruction Byzantine period (likely 6th–7th century CE)
precededBy earlier Second Temple period gate
religiousTradition Christianity
Islam
Judaism
significance one of the oldest gates of the Old City walls
status sealed
usedFor processional entry in some Christian traditions

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