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Did Jesus Christ kill living animal?
It is not recorded in the Bible that Jesus ever killed an animal and there would be no reason for Him to do so.
What was Jesus's region?
Jesus Christ's Region would be modern day Israel and Palistine, which he roamed and preached to other people mostly in that area.
Did Jesus commit suicide by allowing himself to be killed?
not technically If you stand on a railroad tracks and you saw a train coming and you don't step aside, that would be suicide. If as you say, Jesus knows that he will be killed and did nothing to avoid it, then I think that is tantamount to Jesus committing suicide.
How did the children get killed?
they would put them in chambers and then fill them with gas that kills them
What would 200 mostly women and children killed be called?
A massacre.
Why were Jewish children killed in the Holocaust?
Because the Germans and their collaborators thought that if they killed all of the Jewish children, that their whole religious population would die.
Did Adolph Hitler kill Jesus?
No. Hitler lived many centuries after Jesus died. However, had Jesus been alive in Europe during World War II, Hitler would have killed him because Jesus was a Jew.
Did Children get killed in concentration camps first?
there are two ways that i know of. one was they would burn the children and two that would use them as shooting targets
What would most likely happen to these predators if a plague killed all of the American toads in the region?
population would decline
What was Jacqueline kennedy's fear?
That her children would be killed, like her husband and her husband's brother.
Was Jesus killed before or after the Egyptian king would not let the slaves go?
After. Much after. The Egyptian king was during Moses time (old testament) and Jesus was in the New Testament.
What is the name of the son who would go on to be the bloodline of Jesus?
Jesus never married and there are no children from Him as spiritually, He is the God-being who created all things for the Father.
