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[url=http://www.guidedbiblestudies.com/topics/mount_of_olives.htm]Mount of Olives (Becker Bible Studies)[/url] The Temple Mount can be seen from the Mount of OlivesAlso called the Galilee peak from a tradition that the angels stood there when they spoke to the disciples after the Ascension of Jesus.Also called the Mount of Ascension because this is the site of the AscensionAlso called the Prophets or “Prophets’ Tombs” from the catacombs on its sideAlso called the Mount of Corruption because of the high places that King Solomon had been ask to be erected by his foreign wives for idolatrous worshipJesus sat on Mount of Olives when His disciples privately came to Him and asked Jesus what the signs shall be of His coming and the end of the world.Jesus sent two of His disciples for a donkey for His triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Jesus taught in the temple and at night He went out, and abode in the Mount of OlivesJesus and His disciples went out into the Mount of Olives and unto a place called Gethsemane to pray before His betrayal and arrest.Mount Olives is the place Jesus was taken up and the cloud received Him out of sight. The disciples returned unto Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives which is a Sabbath day’s journey from Jerusalem.The prophet Joel tells in the last days, the heathen shall gather together round about the Mount of OlivesIt is prophesized that the Jesus Christ will stand upon the Mount of Olives, and they will split in the midst toward the east and toward the west and create a great valley. Half of the mountain shall remove toward the north, and half of it toward the south.The prophecy continues to speak of the Day of the LORD, when Jesus Christ comes to be King over all the earthDavid "Bucker" Becker [url=http://www.guidedbiblestudies.com/]Guided Bible Studies for Hungry Christians[/url]