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Who was king when Jesus was doing his miracles?
Yes there was a pupet king when Jesus was born his name was Herod.
What was the King's name that lived in Jesus time?
Herod Antipas the son of Herod the Great was king of Judea.
What is the kings name that tries to steal baby Jesus?
King Herod :)
What was the name of the king who sought to take the life of the baby jesus?
The king who sought to take the life of the baby Jesus was King Herod the Great.
What was King Herrods last name?
The biblical Bad Guy was I believe Herod Antipas. The song about him in the (jesus Christ superstar) is disgusting and blasphemous. It"s Herod not Herrod, they would be pronounced the same.
What was King Herod's last name?
They did not have names back then as we do now. For example, Jesus was known as Jesus of Nazareth. Thus, to identify people, often they used the town they came from. As far as King Herod, he was most commonly known as Herod the Great.
Who was emperor when Jesus was born?
When Jesus was born there wasn't an emperor, there was a king, and his name was Herod. He hated Jesus because he thought Jesus had come to steal his throne.
What kind of King was Jesus?
Rev 19:16 And he hath on [his] vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.
What name did the Jews call Jesus that means king?
The Jews didn't call Jesus by any name that means king as he would not have been qualified to have been a king by the fact of his lack of lineage.
How old was Christ when King Herod died?
It is generally thought that king Herod died from a very painful kidney infection called Fournier Gangrene with perhaps complications from the skin disease, scabies. These theories are based upon the descriptions of the ancient writer, Josephus.
When Jesus was born what was the full name of Herod the ruler of Israel?
Herodotus.
How did King Herod know about Jesus?
In the second chapter of Matthew (The Gospel of), it is explained the King Herod (who was appointed by Rome, and was not a King of authentic Israeli heritage) called for "the wise men" who had come to follow up on a prophecy (actually several, concerning the birth of the Messiah, who was later known to be Jesus). The wise men (or some representatives) discussed the prophecies in some unknown limited scope. Herod may have followed up with others concerning the details of these prophecies. The orders to kill the infants were apparently contrived to assure the death of the Messiah, which of course we know simply failed. Obviously Herod believed in prophecy only as much as many modern skeptics, thinking he could bend their final outcome. Herod is mentioned in the other of the 3 synoptics (3 of the 4 Gospel accounts are called this due to much overlapping information, or perhaps more because the fourth Gospel is so distinct in its style). Herod's name does not appear in the Gospel of John.
