Does Jerusalem feel particularly mysterious just by hearing its name, so how did its name come about? How did it become the birthplace of world civilization?
For a long time there was a legend in Jerusalem. On the barren shores of the Dead Sea, there lived an ancient people called the Jebs. It is said that they worshipped "Salem", the god of the setting sun, so they called the city the land of Salem, or Jerusalem.
Many people believe that this is the center of civilization in the world, in large part because of the long history, some precious artifacts have been unearthed in the central area of Jerusalem. The most incredible thing is the discovery of a Dead Sea scroll. The book was completed 2,000 years ago and is the oldest copy of the Hebrew Bible to date.
Another reason for making Jerusalem the birthplace of world civilization is water. In the heart of the ancient city of Jerusalem, there is a spring that gushes fresh spring water all year round, jerusalem is a barren, rocky mountain city, because of the water, it is to attract human beings to come here to multiply. To this day, the springs still flow endlessly, and people come here to watch.
Another important reason is that Jerusalem is relatively high. Standing on the top of a hill in Jerusalem overlooks the entire city. These rocks at their feet are said to be the place where the Jebs worship the god of sunset. The Jews called this rock the place where the world was created, so Jerusalem was the closest place to God.