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    Jesus' Obituary

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    Jesus Christ‚ 33‚ of Nazareth‚ was crucified on Mount Calvary. Betrayed by the apostle Judas‚ Jesus was crucified by the Romans‚ by order of the Ruler Pontius Pilate. The causes of death were crucifixion‚ extreme exhaustion‚ severe torture‚ and loss of blood. Jesus Christ‚ a descendant of Abraham‚ the Son of Joseph‚ a carpenter of Nazareth‚ and Mary‚ His loving Mother. Jesus was born in a stable in the city of Bethlehem. He was loved by many including His faithful Apostles‚ numerous disciples‚ and

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    Jesus of the Gospels

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    Jesus of the Gospels The beginning of Jesus’ final week on earth began with Palm Sunday. This is where Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey to celebrate passover. People welcomed Jesus by throwing palms under his donkey. This was so that the donkey would not touch the ground. This was kind of the ’red carpet’ treatment even though a donkey was equivalent to a poor man’s car nowadays. Even though Jesus is all powerful‚ he chose to ride on a donkey. This juxtaposition shows Jesus’ humility

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    Jesus Life

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    Jesus Life After reading Gospel of Mark and seeing Joshua‚ which Director is Mel Gibson‚ 2004‚ and a Passion of Christ‚ Director Jon Purdy‚ 2002‚ I thought Jesus I thought what a great guy‚ no wonder why he has so many followers. In this paper I am going to talk about each movie and then a Gospel of Mark and then I am going to relate them. First of all I would like to talk about Joshua‚ the movie started with a stranger coming to town that needed help to glue back their community that was why

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    Jesus - the Epic Hero

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    Jesus – the Epic Hero Although the Bible’s description of Jesus and his crucifixion has not been changed‚ the perception of the people about Jesus has been changing throughout the ages. The poem “The Dream of the Rood” is good example of a unique view of Jesus and his crucifixion. The poem is referred as “one of the first and most successful treatments of the crucifixion” in Old English poetry (Burrow 123). The poem consists of a mixture of Christian and epic elements and has a very unique style

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    Gospel of Luke and Jesus

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    Jesus and the Dignity of Women From the beginning of Christ’s mission‚ women show to him and to his mystery a special sensitivity which is characteristic of their femininity. It must also be said that this is especially confirmed...not only at the Cross but also at the dawn of the Resurrection. The women are the first at the tomb. They are the first to find it empty. They are the first to hear: “He is not here. He has risen‚ as he said”… They are also the first to be called to announce this

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    Why Was Jesus Executed

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    Why was Jesus executed? In answering this question in historical terms‚ we must first look at the events leading up to his arrest and ultimately‚ his execution. We know that Jesus performed that symbolic gesture of “cleansing” the temple‚ by overturning the money changers tables‚ and most believe that this act was symbolic of destruction‚ not purification. Paula Fredrickson‚ author of From Jesus to Christ writes: “Through this disruptive gesture‚ Jesus symbolically enacted the

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    The resurrection of Jesus Christ is one of the most famous events throughout religion‚ as well as‚ history. Even those who belong to a faith outside of Christianity are aware of Christ’s resurrection after he was crucified. However‚ what many don’t know about are the theories that attempt to discredit that the resurrection and the historical information that prove these theories wrong. On top of this‚ many people don’t realize just how important the resurrection is to the Christian faith and what

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    Pontius Pilate In this paper I will be making the case that Pontius Pilates crucifying of Jesus was not only a political move but also an act to dominate the generally not so compliant Jewish populace of Judea. This act of domination was a Roman tactic used throughout their stay in the region and to Pontius Pilate‚ Jesus was a mere stepping stone on his way to complete subjugation of the indigenous peoples and to stronger alliances with the Jewish aristocracy and Herod Antipas. Pontius Pilate

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    JOHN 19 So then Pilate took Jesus and scourged Him: Pilate effectively proclaimed Jesus "not blameworthy‚" so to scourge Him now was a gross bad form. In doing this‚ maybe Pilate figured he could help Jesus‚ and that the horde would be happy with the scourging and ridiculing. Scourged Him: The ruthless demonstration of scourging had three purposes. To begin with‚ it was utilized to beat the detainee as a type of discipline. Second‚ it was utilized to separate an admission from the detainee. At

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    arrived generally from societal pressures because that was what was expected of them. ...read more. Middle Instead‚ he shows that he dislikes the town; therefore by fate the town becomes evil with one murder. Santiago Nasar’s murder resembles the crucifixion of Christ‚ and this is shown in the line "it looks like a stigma of the crucified Christ". This detail fits with the impression that they create momentarily during their attack‚ when they were nailing Santiago to the wooden door. The circumstances

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