According to Jimmy DeYoung and Mart De Haan, what was significant about the skyline of Jerusalem?

The skyline of Jerusalem is a view of various places of worship. The skyline of Jerusalem is significant because symbolizes God’s promises to His people.

It shows that Jerusalem truly is the center of faith, religion and spirituality. The many faiths that are represented is awesome.

According to Jimmy DYoung and Mart De Haan, the significance of the skyline of Jerusalem was that it was a “skyline of faith”…over 600 Jewish synagogues, 45 Muslim mosques, and approximately 100 Christian churches.

It shows God’s promises, not just Israel’s promised prosperity and plan, but also Islam and the Christians.

It is significant because from the skyline you can see many churches and mosques. It signifies faith because of this.

You can see all of the different synagogues, churches, and mosques.

The skyline and the rooftops which were was Old city of Jerusalem signified the faith because the place was flooded with religious buildings such synagogues mosques and churches and their people seemed to be religious.

It shows all the synagogues and mosques and the other churches. It is a skyline of faith from all the way back to Bible times.

They see back to time of the Roman’s. Where the roads and marketplaces were. It was a trip back in time

In the city of Jerusalem, there are over six hundred synagogues, over one hundred mosques, and forty-five different Christian denominations with over one hundred churches. A skyline of faith is how they described it.

It was mentioned that hundreds of synagogues, perhaps as many as 100 churches, and 45 denominations existed in the “skyline of faith”.

It is considered a skyline of faith due to all of the religions that converge there.

The rooftops were of the Old City of Jerusalem. They called it the “skyline of faith” because of all the synagogues and churches.