The '''Holy Sepulcher''' is the tomb outside the city walls of [[Jerusalem]] where [[Jesus]] was placed between His burial and [[Resurrection]]. It was a new tomb cut out of rock, owned by Joseph of Arimathaea, who had asked [[Pontius Pilate]] for Jesus's body.
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The '''Holy Sepulcher''' is the tomb outside the city walls of [[Jerusalem]] where [[Jesus]] was placed between His burial and [[Resurrection]]. It was a new tomb cut out of rock, owned by Joseph of Arimathaea, who had asked [[Pontius Pilate]] for Jesus's body. It is expressly mentioned many times in every [[Gospel]], including [[Mark, Chapter 15|Mark 15:46]] and [[Mark, Chapter 16|Mark 16:2]].
Emperor [[Constantine]] built a [[basilica]] over this tomb, and today the Church of the Holy Sepulcher stands there to encompass both the site of the [[Crucifixion]] and the tomb.<ref>https://www.britannica.com/place/Holy-Sepulchre
Emperor [[Constantine]] built a [[basilica]] over this tomb, and today the Church of the Holy Sepulcher stands there to encompass both the site of the [[Crucifixion]] and the tomb.<ref>https://www.britannica.com/place/Holy-Sepulchre