Jesus was executed with two convicted men, thieves, who had rightfully broken the law. One of whom asked for forgiveness from Jesus. And, Jesus forgives him. Not much is said about the other convicted man, but he did not seek forgiveness from Jesus.
The two are mentioned in non-canonical books. In the First Infancy Gospel, the forgiven thief is called Titus and the impenitent man is Dumachus.
The Gospel of Nicodemus and Catholic tradition names the repentant thief, Dismas, but not the other.
On the day Jesus of Nazareth was executed, another man (Simon of Cyrene) was forced to carry the cross that Jesus was executed on. Therefore to take up the cross is to carry a burden that is not your own in addition to what you would normally do.
They were executed by the Romans because of their strong faith in Jesus.
The Romans sentenced and executed Jesus Christ.
Yes.
Jesus' mission was complete at Golgotha where he was eventually executed.
He was instructed by Jesus as head of his church and he was martyred because of his faith.He also renounce his sinfulness.Being a righteous man,he was executed by Nero.
None. The Qur'an argues that Jesus was never crucified.
Judea was not headed by a governor. It was administered by a prefect on behalf of the Governor of Syria. Pontius Pilate, the prefect, did not want Jesus to be executed. He thought that he was innocent. It was he crowd in Jerusalem who wanted Jesus executed.
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The third station of the cross is Jesus falls for the first time.
Jesus was executed by Jewish people. He was bolted to a cross, which was stuck in the ground,and hanged there until dead.
No, Jesus's death took place on a cross because he was executed and also tied to a cross.