Have you made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land or hope to? Why wait? Let your heart do the walking. In this fifth book in the Crucifixion series, you will follow the author as you trace Jesus’ steps and stopovers during the last eighteen hours of his life. Walk with the Savior from the Upper Room to Joseph’s tomb. Explore each location where he stopped historically, archaeologically, and biblically. Imagine reaching the foundation of the most important room in history—the Upper Room. Follow Jesus’ footsteps down the stone Roman stairs to the Kidron Valley and wind around the southeast corner of the Temple to the Garden of Gethsemane. Spend some time exploring the palace of Annas and Caiaphas before peering deep inside Pilate’s Judgment Hall. Finally, walk the Roman pavement along the Via Dolorosa to “the place of the skull” and Calvary’s Cross. Your journey ends at the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea, but it didn’t end there for Jesus. On the third day, his most faithful followers found the stone rolled away and Joseph’s tomb empty. Jesus is alive! "Combining his deep biblical knowledge with first-hand experience leading more than seventy-five groups to Israel, Dr. Kroll pulls together all the details you might have overlooked to help these events take on greater texture, depth, and spiritual significance." --From the foreword by Charles H. Dyer Praise for The Day Jesus Died , the fourth book in the Crucifixion series: "Woodrow Kroll writes on chronological and historical questions related to the death of Jesus with deep knowledge of the primary sources and scholarly literature, with fairness and a commitment to the theological meaning of Jesus' death. Readers will be enriched as they work their way through the volume." --Eckhard J. Schnabel, Mary F. Rockefeller Emeritus Distinguished Professor of New Testament, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Woodrow Michael Kroll has been the chairman of the Department of Religion at a major university, a college president, and for twenty-three years the president and senior Bible teacher for the international radio program Back to the Bible , with a daily listening audience of ten million people. Kroll is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Biblical Archaeology Society, and the Evangelical Theological Society, where he has been a presenter on crucifixion.