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Ben-Hur: resumen de Part 6, Chapter 3

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In Chapter 3, Ben-Hur views Jerusalem from Mount Olivet, dreams of the coming King's rule, and turns his thoughts toward finding his mother and sister. News that Gratus loses office encourages his return, and he decides to seek Amrah at his family home before entering the city with a herdsman.

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  1. Ben-Hur reaches Mount Olivet's summit and surveys Jerusalem with pride, grief, and painful personal memories.
  2. The Temple and royal buildings inspire his dream of the coming King taking possession of the city.
  3. At sunset, his attention shifts to his father's house and his duty to find his mother and sister.
  4. He recalls receiving news of Gratus's removal, consulting Ilderim, and traveling toward Jerusalem while arranging to meet Malluch.
  5. He considers searching Antonia's prisons but decides first to seek information from Amrah at the old house.
  6. After sunset, he descends Olivet, joins a herdsman, and enters Jerusalem through the Fish Gate.

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