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At sundown of that same day thirteen men met to celebrate the Passover in a great gray hall, an upper room in a house on Mount Zion, northeast corner of the height of Jerusalem.
In the tall-roofed chamber with heavy beams holding up the ceiling the only furnishings were rattan divans and a long oaken table, on which tall candles were burning. The flickering flames played upon the sturdy figures of the Apostles and repeated them in distorted shadows against the unwindowed walls.