Chapel of Adam under Mount Calvary in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher (Jerusalem, Israel)

The Chapel of Adam is located exactly under the altar of the Orthodox Calvary. Here, the cleft is especially clearly visible, which is noticeable at the top, to the right of the altar. According to legend, it was here, under the future Crucifixion, that the First Man Adam was buried, and when the blood of Jesus Christ spilled on the rock after being hit with a spear by the centurion Longinus, the rock under the blood that fell on it cracked to its full depth.

Blood and water flowed from this crack, which wetted Adam's head and washed away the sins of men. From now on, the crack is called an honest omen.
The chapel of Adam also houses a throne dedicated to Melchizedek, the legendary founder of Jerusalem.

Melchizedek was well known in the New Testament. He had no earthly father, no mother, no ancestors, his life has no beginning or end; being like the Son of God, he remains a priest forever.

The Chapel of Adam - a place that combines the redemptive purity of Jesus and the power of inhuman wisdom of the unique knowledge of the ancient sciences and cults of Melchizedek - is unique for the imposition of written requests.

Here we put a letter to God , which you can write on the website of our project.