When God spoke His covenant promise to Abraham "I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse Him who curses you" in Genesis 12:3, he was talking about the release of inheritance and distiiny. We are also directed to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. When we pray through the gates of Jerusalem we are releasing inheritance and destiny for Israel and those who bless her. Each Gate represents a part of Israel's inheritance and impacts both Israel and the Christian church for our inheritance comes through the promises made to Abraham. (Gal 3:29) Each Gate points to an inheritance as we look at what is located around the gate and what it is named for we begin to see its purpose. Each Biblical Gate has a historical study as an explanation as to how it represents our inheritance.

• The Fountain Gate
• The Jeshanah Gate
• The Lion Gate
• The Miphkad Gate
• The Valley Gate of Jerusalem
• The Water Gate
• The Damascus Gate
• The Jaffa Gate
• The Dung Gate
• The Eastern Gate
• The Fish Gate
• The Horse Gate