New Jerusalem (disambiguation)
New Jerusalem is a concept in Christianity and other religions.
- Church of the New Jerusalem, also known as "New Church"
- Zion (Mormonism), the New Jerusalem in Mormonism
New Jerusalem or Neu Jerusalem may also refer to:
Media
Film
- New Jerusalem (film), a 2011 film
Literature and writings
- 11Q18 New Jerusalem, the Dead Sea Scroll
- New Jerusalem Bible, Catholic translation of the Bible
- The New Jerusalem (Chesterton book), book by G. K. Chesterton
- "And did those feet in ancient time", poem by William Blake with the alternate title of "The New Jerusalem"
Music
- The New Jerusalem (Wilby), a brass band piece by Philip Wilby
- Let the River Run by Carly Simon
Theatre
- New Jerusalem (play), by David Ives
Places
- Neu-Jerusalem, a neighbourhood in Berlin
- New Jerusalem, California (disambiguation)
- New Jerusalem, San Joaquin County, California, small town southeast of Tracy, California, site of public airport K1Q4
- New Jerusalem, former name of El Rio, California
- New Jerusalem, former name of Petrolia, California
- New Jerusalem, Ohio, an unincorporated community
- New Jerusalem Monastery, a monastery in Russia
- New Jerusalem theater (also known as New Jerusalem city-theater), largest open-air theater in the world, in Pernambuco, Brazil
- Žemaičių Kalvarija (Samogitia, Lithuania), in the 17th century it was called New Jerusalem, when main Church and road of cross was built
- New Jerusalem, a former name of Góra Kalwaria town in Poland
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