When it was time to worship the patriarch, I saw a short-lived monk in the church. But Omer feared that if he worshiped in this mosque, he would be afraid that the Muslims and the Russians would take over the mosque. He worshiped in a place a few meters away. A temple was later built on the site to make this historic event immortal. This church is called the Omer Church. The temple of Kiyamat is considered to be their most important sacred shrine. Because this temple was built on the pillars believed to be the Messiah or Jesus, he was crucified here in ancient Jerusalem, as well as a sacred tomb (meaning the place where Jesus' body was cremated according to their Christian beliefs, after the Omer Church and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Jerusalem). The ancients preserved the supreme symbol of religious tolerance, and this symbol survives to the present day, more than 14 centuries ago, when the short-lived Muslim Omar Pin arrived in Jerusalem in 638. AD without a drop of blood. He received an invitation from the patriarch Sophronius to visit the Church of the Kievat, the largest cathedral in Jerusalem. Understand Religion, Morality and Civilization Morality and Civilization