Sanhedrin Trial of Jesus

Antipater he was raised to the position of Procurator or treasury officer for the Roman Empire. It was this loyalty also led to Rome naming Antipater’s son Herod the Great as the governor of Galilee for Rome and setting the final stage for the arrival of Jesus

Perhaps Jesus identified as crossing this dark dry brook as passing from the Holy of Holies to the place where sin in all its darkness appeared to enjoy a monetary triumph. II. The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus (18:1–14). “When He had finished praying, Jesus left with His disciples and crossed the Kidron Valley. On the other side there was an olive grove, and He and His disciples went into it. Now Judas, who betrayed Him,

differently, which cause a lot of problems. A big portion of the scribes, during the 1st century were Pharisees. The Pharisees were the on who interpreted and enforced the law, along with the traditions. According to Mark 7:5, one of the charges against Jesus, along with one of His disciples, was that that they had violated tradition (Mark

Thereby, Luke imply that the book of Acts is the extension of all that Jesus began to do and teach but gives greater weight to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Therefore, it is prudent to affirm that the clear purpose of the Gospel of Luke relates to the book of Acts also. Luke says, in Luke 1:4 that his intention for writing is to confirm the legitimacy of Jesus’ teachings. Knowing that the book of Acts is the extension of the Gospel of Luke, therefore it implies

Christianity has long faced attacks on the historical authenticity of Jesus, His claims, works and resurrection. This skepticism took a new turn when the Jesus Seminar took it upon themselves to study the authenticity of the Gospels and the historical accuracy of their contents. The article in Time magazine, Gospel Truth? by David Van Biema explores the arguments of the Seminar and the counter-arguments brought forth by Christians who defend the historical authenticity of the Gospels. My reading

Witchcraft: Define Hysteria (5 pts).         Hysteria is a physical disorder that has symptoms like psychological stress, selective amnesia, and attention-seeking behavior. The term hysteria has a controversial history as it used to be a disease specifically for women. Hysteria can also be a psychoneurotic disorder characterized by violent emotional outbreaks, disturbances of sensory and motor functions, and various abnormal effects due to autosuggestion. Hysteria is also an uncontrollable outburst

LIFE AND INFLUENCE OF JESUS Jesus of Nazareth, also known, as Jesus Christ is believed to be the Son of God and the basis of the Christian religion. The title Christ means the Anointed One in the Greek. The birth, death, life, and resurrection of Jesus was foretold throughout the Old Testament Scriptures. “The Jesus of Christianity is a miracle, a prophet, a teacher, and the savior of souls” (Emmons 1). All this points to the many areas that Jesus had an impact on within the Christian religion. In

Peter began to address the crowd feeling in the street when the people came out speaking in a different language people thought of them as drunks. But Peter went out there and told the people a very straight forward message explaining his faith in Jesus Christ. When the people heard this they got under conviction, and after that they began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit gave them utterance (Acts2:37-41). In Acts 4:8-12 it talks about how Peter was filled with the Holy Ghost and how

I think that it was probably a working progress and that Mark recorded lots of Peter’s stories and other early Christian’s stories about Jesus in Aramaic over his years in Rome, and then translated them into Greek and compiled them all together into Marks Gospel. I think this is why there is some dispute over when the Gospel was written, Because it probably took Mark a few years to complete

before its destruction, Jesus’ assessment of the Temple and his cleansing action would symbolize God’s presence was not there, and it was ready for destruction Jesus teaches how God would reveal the true Israel within the nation 136. The Jews considered themselves to be the righteous people of God who deserved vindication, and they thought all foreigners, especially the Romans who ruled over them, were evil people who deserved to be judged 137. Through his teaching, Jesus told the Jews that they