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Who was Jesus in the eyes of the Roman soldiers?
the Romans thought that Jesus was a threat to the roman government
Why did he kill Jesus?
i remember the roman king was jealous of Jesus and he (Jesus) was taking his followers so the king got mad and jealous
What was the circumstance surrounding Jesus ministry and acclamation by his followers as the messiah?
the Roman occupation of Judaea
How did jesus effect roman society?
This was Rome whose Government was mercilessly killing the followers of Jesus at one time and about a century after it. If anyone who was not a christian in Rome was considered to be an "evil". It bettered the condition of people in Rome. Gladiators were banned after it. Fighting with animals was also banned and many other reforms took place.
Who was present at the crucifixion of Jesus?
At the crucifixion of Jesus, those present included Roman soldiers, religious leaders, and some of Jesus' followers, such as Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Mary Magdalene.
Why did the Roman government want to get rid of Jesus?
They didn't. Pilate ordered Jesus to be crucified against Roman justice, but bowed to considerable political pressure.
What government was in power during Jesus life?
The Roman Empire was in power.
What was the government language in the place of Jesus?
Israel, being under Roman rule and occupation at the time of Jesus (Yehoshua) meant the language of Government was Latin.
Did Rome govenment believe in jesus?
The Roman government in the time of Jesus and the early church was pagan. There were Roman conversions to Christianity but the Romans worshiped many gods.
Was Peter the disciple once a Roman soldier?
No. According to the New Testament Peter was a fisherman. Jesus had no soldiers in his original group of followers.
What happened to the Jesus movement and its followers after his crucifixion"?
After Jesus' crucifixion, his followers continued to spread his teachings, leading to the growth of the early Christian movement. Persecution by the Roman authorities and internal conflicts within the movement eventually led to the establishment of Christianity as a separate religion.
Why did Christianity seem threatening to the roman government?
Cause the romen rulers tried to stamp out Christianity by killing its followers.
