The tomb was vandalised later by a fanatical anti-Christian so that the tomb seen now is only a replica of the tomb where Jesus was laid, although the base of it is the original. About a week after Easter Sunday I was on a Jewish bus, travelling from one Jewish part of Jerusalem to another Jewish part of Jerusalem but passing through an Arab part of the city on the way. Suddenly one side of the bus was pounded by rocks and boulders. All the shatter-proof windows were badly damaged. The driver stopped the bus immediately, jumped out, took a small handgun from his pocket and began to shoot after the four Arab youths who were responsible.
Life is like that in Jerusalem, the holy and unholy are mixed together.
In Jerusalem you will have to find the holy in the midst of the unholy. That is also the case for each of us, we search for the holy in the midst of the ordinary. And it was also the case for the disciples after Jesus rose from the dead. In other words they would find the risen Jesus in their ordinary lives back in Galilee. The disciples did not have to do anything extraordinary to meet the risen Jesus after he rose from the dead, simply return to Galilee to their ordinary everyday lives.