According to the Bible, the Holy Sepulchre refers to the temporary tomb in which Jesus was reportedly buried following his crucifixion. It is said that this burial chamber, supplied by Joseph of Arimathea, was located near the place of Jesus' execution (John 19: 41-42). Following Jesus' death, the tomb was venerated by the early Christians; however, the destruction of Temple of Jerusalem in 70 C.E. caused it to fall into neglect.
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