It also explains why Judas used a kiss, specifically, to betray Jesus — because Jesus had the ability to change shape, according ... The text is written in the name of St. Cyril of Jerusalem ...

it’s more historically accurate to say his name was Yeshua of Nazareth — and the name “Jesus” is just one of many translations that helped shape the version of his story we now know.

It seems like an easy question to answer: were nails used to affix The Lord to his cross? The Gospels are silent on this moment of the crucifixion, so how do we know it was with nails? If you look ...

He accomplished peace with God when He died on the cross and He extends His peace to all who receive Him by faith (John 14:27). What’s in a name? If the name is Jesus, everything is in that name!

A beach pier in Ocean Grove destroyed during Superstorm Sandy is being rebuilt by a local religious organization, but the new shape ... cross, seen as a representation of the crucifixion of Jesus ...

The Cross of Wales, which will lead the coronation procession at Westminster Abbey on May 6, incorporates a relic of the cross on which Jesus was crucified ... arranged in the shape of a cross ...

How the anguished uncertainty of Holy Saturday gives shape to our faith ... we’ll defend the idea that on Friday Jesus actually died on a cross to save the world from its sin.

Hall, emeritus professor of theology at Montreal McGill University, is a well-known, highly regarded and prolific Protestant thinker who has focused on issues of suffering, evil, costly discipleship ...

As they went out, they came upon a man of Cyrene, Simon by name; this man they compelled to carry his cross. Jesus told his disciples, "If any man would come after me, let him deny himself and ...

It also explains why Judas used a kiss, specifically, to betray Jesus — because Jesus had the ability to change shape, according ... The text is written in the name of St. Cyril of Jerusalem ...