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Why days are shorter than nigths?
im pretty sure it depends on the season...
Was Jesus tempted by Satan yes he was. for 40 days and nights in the desert?
Actually Jesus was in the desert for forty days and nights. And yes he did get tempted by Satan. Three times.
What are the sacrifices of Jesus during Lent?
wandering in the desert for 40 days and of course, dying for us on the cross!
Who invented the lent?
Jesus, when he went into the desert for forty days and nights to fast and pray.
Why is Easter in 40 and a few days?
Because thats how long Jesus roamed in the desert
Why did Jesus disappear into the desert?
Jesus disappeared into the sky when he left Earth. Do you mean why did he go into the desert for 40 days? He went to spiritually prepare himself for Satan's temptation and his ministry on Earth.
Does Lent recall the time when Jesus and disciples were out in the desert?
Lent the 40 days between Ash Wednesday and Lent that Christians fast and prayer before Easter. Forty days were chosen as the length because it is the number of days that Jesus spent in the desert in prayer and fasting just prior to the time that He began his public ministry.
What were the temptations that Jesus faced after his 40 days in the desert?
Actually, Jesus was tempted during the 40 days in the wilderness, not after. Satan offered Him power, land and riches, all of which Jesus refused. Then Satan wanted Jesus to prove He was the son of God, again, Jesus would have no part of it.
Why is Lent is a waiting time?
Lent marks the period Jesus was in the desert - 40 days and 40 nights
What did Satan talk to Jesus about when he appeared before him?
Satan was tempting Jesus- so he fasted for 40 days in the desert. After he was done- the Devil came to tempt him once more.
Did Jesus die the same year He was sent into the desert for 40 days?
No He Did not. Christ was Crucified about 3 years after His Temptation in the wilderness.
What type of fast did Jesus go on?
40 days and 40 nights. Wondered in the desert praying to his Father (or Father God)
