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Judas Iscariot was an Apostle, and the Romans knew where to find Jesus because of Judas.
Yes because Pontius Pilate did what the people wanted him to do
Jesus was making miricals happen. The Romans belived that someone who could make a blind man see could destory a mighty empire, like the Roman one. They were afraid of him. The Romans did not dislike Jesus, they didn't even know him. Jesus, during his lifetime, had very little contact with Romans and the contacts that he did have were all positive. Even Pilate "could find no fault in him". Proof that he was unknown to the Romans was in his betrayal. Someone (Judas) had to point him out to the arresting Romans.
It began during the Ministry of Jesus @ 30 years of age in the 1st Century AD, Israel.
No Jesus was not "named" the messiah, he WAS the messiah, he was "named" Jesus.
With unbelievable luck.
I would expect to find drawing tool
Jesus wasn't "captured," by anyone. The use of the word 'capture' implies Jesus was some kind of fugitive from the law... which He wasn't. The ad hoc militia that arrested Him was sent by the religious leaders of the Temple. They knew where He was. They paid for the information. Jesus was subsequently handed over to the Romans early the next morning. The Romans did nothing to gain control and jurisdiction over Him. Temple authorities handed him over "on a silver platter."
impossible. As if a panda would do that. They are vegetarians. And even more unbelievable, because a zookeeper would know the panda best, and the panda would trust him/her.
In the New Testament
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The Romans made their weapons.