Cabin 'Gavia Kadosh'

There are many legends in which the cup appears as holy or magical with powers that are not of this world. Sometimes it has the ability to revive the dead, sometimes the cup distributes an inexhaustible supply of food and sometimes the cup is used to determine the king of different countries, since only the legal heir to the throne can hold it. The role of the cup varies according to the legend in which it appears, but in most versions the hero must prove himself worthy of being in the partition of the cup. *In Christian mythology, the Holy Grail is a vessel, the plate or the cup, which Jesus used at the Last Supper, and magical powers are attributed to it. At the last supper, Jesus told his 13 disciples to eat the holy bread and drink from the holy cup because they symbolize his body and blood. The vessel is identified with a vessel that Joseph the Hermatite used to store the blood of Jesus at his burial, then took the object to Britain, where he founded a dynasty of guardians to protect it. *In Celtic mythology there appears a cauldron with special powers. * The search for the Holy Grail is an important part of the legends of King Arthur. *Gothic legends tell of a holy grail. and French romances as well. The Holy Grail has been integrated into literature and cinema in a large number of works. The belief in the cup and the interest in its possible location have never ceased and continue to intrigue many even today.