So, did Jesus ... resurrection clearly, consistently throughout all these gospels. What's interesting, if you can hear the disharmony behind the very smooth presentation, is that Jesus' death ...

Jesus drew a picture of himself and he sent it to the world so we would know what he looked like,” says Jonah, 7.

He tells us nothing about the birth. He never tells us anything ... In First Corinthians 15, Paul's description of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus is the earliest account that we ...

The Gospel, according to Luke, records that on the night of Jesus’ birth an angel of the Lord appeared to shepherds keeping watch over their flocks in a field outside the Judean village of ...

However, we know that Quirinius was not appointed governor until 6 C.E., ten years after the death of Herod. Luke thus presents a ten-year discrepancy in the benchmarks he offers about the year of ...

Christmas is a universal holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus ... The central theme initially was Jesus Christ's death and resurrection Christmas, as we know it today, has its roots ...

They therefore have annual ceremonies marking the two Jesus-connected miracles; Virgin Birth and Death and Resurrection.

The narrative closely follows the life of Jesus from his birth, through his ministry and unto his death and resurrection. There are seven narrative sections (1-4, 8-9, 11-2, 14-7, 19-22 ...

Mary was also there when Jesus Christ died. Death could not destroy this new creation. The Son Mary bore would rise again. There is no reference in Scripture to tell us that Mary witnessed the ...

They tell of the life, ministry and death of Jesus. writers. Crowds of people came out of the city to greet Jesus throwing down palm branches on the road as he passed. Some Anglican and Roman ...