Mark15:20 (CEV) When the soldiers had finished making fun of Jesus, they took off the purple robe. They put his own clothes back on him and led him off to be nailed to a cross. What brings on our ...

Various evangelists give more attention to those crucified with him (Luke and John) or the place (John) or the division of clothes ... anywhere that Jesus was nailed to the cross?

Jesus is stripped of his garments. Clothing gives a man his social position ... At the foot of the Cross, the soldiers draw lots to divide his paltry possessions, his clothes.

Discover how true glory is achieved through sacrifice and love, as explored in today's Gospel reading featuring Jesus' words on glory and sacrifice.

Science and archaeology offer insights into ancient artifacts that could be linked to Jesus Christ. “Finding Jesus: Fact. Faith. Forgery,” broadcasts Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CNN. In July of ...

Let's discover, together, the answer to the question, “Why did Jesus go to the cross?” First, there was a plan to finish. Verse 20, tells us that what Jesus did was planned “before the ...

And why was Jesus killed that way? Crucifixion could be carried out in a number of ways. In Christian tradition, nailing the limbs to the wood of the cross is assumed, with debate centring on ...

At the first station, Jesus stands before the judge, Pilate who pronounces his sentence. The Stations of the Cross are pictures used to represent certain scenes at the Passion of Christ.