Many of the Jews believed in Jesus because of Lazarus, whom the chief priests now sought to put to death. The Gospels tell us no more of Lazarus (see Lazarus of Bethany, Saint). WALTER DRUM Catholic Answers is pleased to provide this unabridged entry from the original Catholic Encyclopedia...
painting has been killed several times and has been brought back to life by a certain kind of belief, or faith in it. This faith sustains painting as a practice, but recently there has been a kind of representation of the body, the “undead” body in painting that I think has a lot ...
in the four Gospels, and the entire Bible is found - Jesus wept. After that, Jesus asks for the stone of the grave to be removed, but Martha interjects that there will be a smell. To which Jesus responds, "Did I not tell you that if you believed, you would see the glory of ...
Gospels Christmas Incarnation (Mt, Lk) Sermon on the Mount (Mt 5-7) Mark Luke's Gospel John's Gospel 7 Last Words of Christ Parables Jesus and the Kingdom Resurrection St. Peter Acts The Early Church (Acts 1-12) Apostle Paul (Acts 12-28) Paul's Epistles Christ Powered Life (Rom 5...
devastating defeat, which was interpreted by Jews and Christians alike as a sign of divine punishment, the Gospels diminished Roman responsibility and expressed Jewish culpability in the death of Jesus both explicitly (Matthew 27:25) and implicitly. Jews were depicted as killers of the Son of God...