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History of the Players: Where are they now?

by Bill Petro on April 2, 2010 · 3 comments

in Christian, Easter, History, Holidays

SO WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO OLD…
This year, 2010, the joy of Easter is being shared in common on the same date among the Roman Catholics, Greek, Armenian, Coptic, Syrian and Ethiopian Orthodox, and Protestants.
You may be asking yourself, “Self,” you ask, “where are they now?” and well you might ask. What happened to our players [...]

Tagged as: Antioch, Caligula, Constantine, Disciples, Easter, Herodias, Herod_Agrippa, herod_antipas, History, holiday, Nero, pharisees, Pontius_Pilate, Rome, sadducees, sanhedrin, Sejanus, Tiberius, Vitellius

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History of Palm Sunday: How it starts Holy Week

by Bill Petro on March 26, 2010 · 2 comments

in Christian, Easter, History, Holidays

PALM SUNDAY
The week we now call Holy Week, started with Palm Sunday. Why was this week so important that three of the gospel writers (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) devote a full third of their contents to reporting this week, and The Fourth Gospel (John) dedicates its entire last half? Jerusalem, which had a normal population [...]

Tagged as: History, holiday, palm_sunday, Rome, Tiberius

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History of the Players

by Bill Petro on April 13, 2009 · 0 comments

in Christian, Easter, History, Holidays

What happened to our players AFTER the events in the Easter story?

Tagged as: Antioch, Caligula, Christian, Constantine, Disciples, Easter, Herodias, Herod_Agrippa, herod_antipas, Hillel, Nero, Parthians, Paul_L_Maier, pharisees, Pontius_Pilate, Rome, sadducees, sanhedrin, Sejanus, Shammai, Tertullian, Tiberius, Vitellius

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History of Palm Sunday

by Bill Petro on April 3, 2009 · 1 comment

in Christian, Easter, History, Holidays

PALM SUNDAY
The week we now call Holy Week, started with Palm Sunday. Why was this week so important that three of the gospel writers (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) devote a full third of their contents to reporting this week, and The Fourth Gospel (John) dedicates its entire last half? Jerusalem, which had a normal population [...]

Tagged as: palm_sunday, Paul_L_Maier, Rome, Tiberius

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History of the Players

by Bill Petro on March 24, 2008 · 0 comments

in Easter

SO WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO OLD…
You may be asking yourself, “Self,” you ask, “where are they now?” and well you might ask. What happened to our players AFTER the events in the Easter story?
HEROD ANTIPAS
You may remember that I had said Antipas‘ taking to wife his brother’s wife Herodias led to his ruin. Actually it [...]

Tagged as: Christian, Easter, History, holiday, Paul_L_Maier, Rome, Tiberius

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History of Palm Sunday

by Bill Petro on March 15, 2008 · 3 comments

in Easter

PALM SUNDAY
The week we now call Holy Week, started with Palm Sunday. Why was this week so important that three of the gospel writers (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) devote a full third of their contents to reporting this week, and The Fourth Gospel (John) dedicates its entire last half? Jerusalem, which had a normal population [...]

Tagged as: History, holiday, Jesus, palm_sunday, Paul_L_Maier, Rome, sacred_holiday, Tiberius

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