As part of a great book, G Braun and G Hogenberg printed a map overlooking Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives. Ezekiel's book is quoted in the picture: "I see Jerusalem in the center of the world, and other countries surround her" (Ezekiel 5:5). This sentence reflects that Christianity believes that Jerusalem is the center of the world. In the lower part of it are two decorative pictures and descriptions about the most beautiful places in this city. Between them are figures in oriental clothes. In the center, the city is described. Surrounded by oval walls with gates, you can clearly see the Cathedral of the Holy Sepulchre. Its appearance rotates as if facing the east. On the western wall, the castle is depicted with a little European design, but the realistic image of the Tower of David-the real Jerusalem Castle-appears below it, and its three square towers can be seen on other buildings.

It has nothing to do with the Bible, but introduces the pictures in that book.