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To all those who feel the desperate desire to criticize my build based on religious idiology and not artistic creativity, please read the little attachment on this post and be aware, the next clown that does it will have their post deleted as well. I am NOT here to argue religion and I don't give a rat's ass what you do or don't believe. I'm here to create beauty based on a historical city described in the Bible that was built by probably the most famous King in history, I am not here to indoctrinate, convert or criticize so if that's your game, kindly play it elsewhere because I don't have time for your bullshit. My beliefs are mine based on 60 years of research and I don't care one inkling of a little bit if you agree or not so please keep your argumentative, judgemental, holier than thou posts to yourself and stay off my page.
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The region is upgraded and open again for visitors. Stop in and check it out you might like it. All are welcome to visit this ancient, historical land.
Pray for Peace in Israel.
Overlooking King David's palace and the Tabernacle in the background. I hope you'll visit and enjoy this region which is an effort to acknowledge the beauty of the land of Israel and Jerusalem in the time of King David and the architecture. Such a beautiful culture. Perhaps we'll see you there. Shalom.
The City of Jerusalem, otherwise known as The City of David in the heart of The Promise Land welcomes you to visit and enjoy stepping back in time into a beautiful historical place of peace. Should you decide to there are homes for those who might enjoy living in a much more simple time in history. Either way, do come and visit we welcome you. grid.genesis-roleplay.org:8002:The Promise Land
The Throne room where court and council is held.
The gorgeous courtyard in the back lawn of the palace.
The courtyard entrance to the Palace.
The great towers and entrance gates to Jerusalem and the market area.
The great City of David circa 1010 BC. This is not Medieval, this is ancient and beautiful. Please take your time when you visit and walk around the city enjoying the peace and tranquility.
One of the trees used in the construction of the King's Palace was cedar, but not just any cedar, the great cedars of Lebanon, so beautiful.
