Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
Herod was supposed to be afraid of the baby Jesus because of the unrest a "new king" would possibly bring. This is according to the New Testament. However, historically there is no record of Herod ever ordering a slaughter of infants. (He was certainly capable of doing it) This remains a theological/historical thorn in the side of researchers.
King Herod went crazy,because he was afraid Jesus would take his throne.
Jesus. John the Baptist also survived as he and Jesus were about the same age.
(The Gospel according to) St. Matthew 2:16.
Herod's sons, particularly Antipas, were also at times known as 'Herod', but each only ruled a small part of Herod's original kingdom. Because of his military conquests and to avoid confusion, the elder King Herod is known as King Herod the Great.
Phasael, who was ruler of Jerusalem while Herod ruled Galilee. Joseph, a general in Herod's army who is killed in battle. And Pheroras, who Herod banishes after much trouble. Also a sister named Salome.
King Herod went crazy,because he was afraid Jesus would take his throne.
they were afraid that jesus might be killed by king herod at that time
King Herod became very angry. He ordered all males under the age of 2 to be killed.
Considering, that Herod is the evil King who wanted Baby Jesus killed, it is then unlikely that they could have been friends.
King Herod :)
It was important herod keeps ruling when jesus came because at that time,jesus was still a baby and was tender.
When word got out that King Herod was after Jesus and his family, they escaped to Egypt. Jesus was thought to be the King of Kings and Herod thought of him as a threat.
Their not afraid, the bad men hate responsibility
King Herod sent the Magi to Bethlehem to find the baby they were looking for. He wanted them to come back and tell him where the baby was. He told them he wanted to know so he could worship him also, but he really planned to have him killed. The magi were warned in a dream, and so did not return to King Herod, but left another way.
a baby
Jesus. John the Baptist also survived as he and Jesus were about the same age.
The king who sought to take the life of the baby Jesus was King Herod the Great.