This criminal is released just as Christ is condemned:

In context, the description of a kingdom divided against itself not being able to stand is made when:

In which Gospel does Christ offer a long discourse the night before his execution, and during the execution, announce “It is finished,” rather than revealing any agony?

The Hasmonean Dynasty, an indigenous dynasty of Jewish leaders, ruled in Jerusalem from:

Why does Mary end up giving birth in a manger in the Book of Luke?

All who exalt themselves will be humbled, but all who humble themselves will be exalted is an example of which literary device?

Later, apocryphal Gospels that described the parentage and early life of Jesus, like the Protoevangelium of James and Infancy Gospel of Thomas, insisted on:

Which of the five non-Christian historians below references Jesus Christ in his writings?

Herod Antipas has John the Baptist executed at his stepdaughter Salome’s request. Who was Herod Antipas?

John the Baptist’s mom and dad are:

The Old Testament prophetic books occasionally reference coming periods of peace, and even a messiah figure who will usher Israel into a period of prosperity. Which prophetic book in particular, from the Gospels to today, has traditionally been thought to contain clear references to the coming of Jesus?

When was the First Jewish-Roman War?

The agonized Aramaic language cry of “Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani?” appears in which Gospel?

Biblical scholars have traditionally used references in the Gospels to a major historical event in order to estimate when Matthew, Mark, Luke and John were written. What was this event?

The story of the tax collectors helps illustrate how Jesus:

Which two Gospels do many Biblical scholars believe made use of the same now lost source text – often called the Q Source?

Caiaphas was:

Christ exorcizes a mass of demons from a single man, sending the demons into a nearby:

This Gospel, extremely important to early ecumenical councils in regards to its reference to Christ’s co-eternality with Yahweh, starts with the words “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”

This Gospel seems to have been written the most with a Gentile audience in mind, as it translates Hebrew words for its reader and is most likely to call Jesus’ adversaries “the Jews,” rather than scribes, priests, Pharisees, etc.