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Calvary
Calvarysite of Jesus’ crucifixion Not to be confused with:cavalry – troops trained to fight in armored vehicles or on horsebackCal·va·ry 1 C0044450 (kăl′və-rē, kăl′vrē) also Gol·go·tha (gŏl′gə-thə, gŏl-gŏth′ə) A hill outside ancient Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified.
Cal·va·ry 2 also cal·va·ry (kăl′və-rē)n. pl. Cal·va·ries also cal·va·ries 1. A sculptured depiction of the Crucifixion.2. calvary A great ordeal. [French calvaire, from Calvaire, Calvary (hill). Sense 2, from Calvary1.]calvary (ˈkælvərɪ) n, pl -ries1. (Art Terms) (often capital) a representation of Christ's crucifixion, usually sculptured and in the open air2. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) any experience involving great suffering
Calvary (ˈkælvərɪ) n (Bible) the place just outside the walls of Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified. Also called: Golgotha [from Late Latin Calvāria, translation of Greek kranion skull, translation of Aramaic gulgulta Golgotha]Cal•va•ry (ˈkæl və ri) n., pl. -ries. 1. the place where Jesus was crucified, near Jerusalem. Luke 23:33, Matt. 27:33. 2. (often l.c.) a representation of the Crucifixion. 3. (l.c.) an experience of extreme suffering. [< Late Latin Calvāria; Latin: skull, translation of Greek kraníon, itself a translation of the Aramaic name; see Golgotha] pron: See irrelevant. calvaryA representation of the crucifixion.ThesaurusNoun | 1. | Calvary - a hill near Jerusalem where Jesus was crucifiedGolgothacapital of Israel, Jerusalem - capital and largest city of the modern state of Israel (although its status as capital is disputed); it was captured from Jordan in 1967 in the Six Day War; a holy city for Jews and Christians and Muslims; was the capital of an ancient kingdom | | 2. | calvary - any experience that causes intense sufferingmartyrdomaffliction - a cause of great suffering and distress | TranslationsCalvary
Calvary (kăl`vərē) [Lat.,=a skull] or Golgotha (gŏl`gəthə) [Heb.,=a skull], in the Gospels, place where Jesus was crucified, outside what was then the wall of Jerusalem. Its location is not certainly known. The traditional identification of the site of Calvary was made by St. Helena, the mother of the Emperor Constantine, when she found (c.326) what was believed to be a relic of the actual cross on which Jesus was crucified. The spot is within the Church of the Holy SepulcherHoly Sepulcher , church in Jerusalem, officially the Church of the Resurrection. It is in the east central part of the Christian quarter, on the supposed site of Jesus' tomb. Steps connect it with chapels of St. Helena and of the Finding of the True Cross (see St. Helena; cross). ..... Click the link for more information. . In 1885 General Charles G. Gordon proposed a site near the Damascus Gate, first suggested in 1842. This is called the Garden Tomb or Gordon's Calvary.Calvary/Golgotha (religion, spiritualism, and occult)Luke 23:33 says Jesus was crucified in Jerusalem at the place called Calvary. The other Gospels use the term Golgotha, "the place of the skull." This discrepancy has led to a difference of opinion about the location of the crucifixion. In the fifth century the emperor Constantine's mother, guided by a vision, located a split rock, supposedly cracked by the earthquake that occurred at Christ's death. A cathedral was built on the spot where today stands the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. But in the nineteenth century a rocky hill resembling a skull became another candidate, even though the Bible does not mention a hill. A very early tradition says "the place of the skull" referred to the fact that Adam's skull was supposed to be buried there, but this is unprovable and highly unlikely. Calvary(Golgotha) where Christ was crucified. [N.T.: Luke 23:33]See: DeathCalvary the place just outside the walls of Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified Calvary Related to Calvary: horse cavalrySynonyms for Calvarynoun a hill near Jerusalem where Jesus was crucifiedSynonymsRelated Words- capital of Israel
- Jerusalem
noun any experience that causes intense sufferingSynonymsRelated Words |