The document discusses several key events and festivals in Jerusalem during the time of Jesus: 1) Three annual Jewish festivals were celebrated in Jerusalem as commanded in the Torah - the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the half-shekel tax paid by all Jews to support the Temple, and offerings of doves that Jesus overturned the tables of money changers for in the Temple courts. 2) The trial and crucifixion of Jesus are described, though the account of his trial before the Sanhedrin is considered problematic and likely meant to have the Romans execute him rather than a true Jewish trial. 3) Jesus was crucified as was the common Roman punishment, and his final words on the