His disciples were terrified of the Jews because they thought they were next. Others who merely knew Him and may have been casually associated with Him, perhaps felt fearful that a pogrom might lead the authorities to them.
No Jesus was crucified on the hill called Golgotha.
No. Jesus had already been crucified by then.
Jesus may have been crucified, but that event doesn't have significance in Judaism.
According the the Christian gospels, two other men were crucified with Jesus. These two men are variously described as thieves, criminals or rebels. Some fundamentalist Christians interpret the Gospels so that there were four men crucified with Jesus because of the different ways in which the men are described and because they take the Bible absolutely literally. So because one gospel says two "criminals" were crucified with Jesus and another says two "thieves" were crucified with Jesus there must have been four. Most people dismiss this and interpret the gospels more sensibly as there being only two other men crucified with Jesus.
Jesus is believed to have been crucified at Calvary, just outside of Jerusalem.
We do not know exactly how much blood Jesus lost beforehe was crucified, but since he had been flogged repeatedly and was bleeding from his head from the crown of thorns, it would have been a considerable amount. After he was crucified, however, he lost all of his blood.
Historical accounts vary on whether Jesus was crucified naked. Some sources suggest he may have been partially clothed, while others indicate he was stripped before being crucified. The exact details are not definitively known.
In the book of Galatians, chapter 2 verse 20, Paul writes; "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives within me." Paul is telling the people in the Church in Galatia that since he has accepted Jesus Christ as his savior, Christs being crucified was for Paul's sins. (Ours too) Those of us that believe that Jesus is the Son of God and that he died to cleanse us of our sins, well our sins have been crucified with Jesus on the cross. So in a sense, we have been crucified with Christ. Our sins were taken upon Jesus. In regards to the "I no longer live, but Christ lives within me." Paul is saying that his old life or old ways are dead to him. He now has Jesus in his heart and that his life is lived according to Jesus. Jesus is in charge of his life. Jesus is in my life too. This doesn't mean that I or Paul are perfect. By no means. But since we have Christ in our lives, we strive to live out our lives as Jesus would have us.
It symbolizes the death of Jesus. Jesus was the messiah that the Jews had been waiting for. Jesus was crucified on a cross, and he was wearing a crown of thorns.
Tiberius Ceasar would have been the emperor during the period of Jesus' death. Pontius Pilate would have been Prelate, or Governor of Jerusalem.
Peter the Apostle was believed to have been crucified upside down in Rome during the reign of Emperor Nero, as he did not consider himself worthy to be crucified in the same manner as Jesus.
Saint Peter, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus, is traditionally believed to have been crucified upside down at his own request, as he felt unworthy to be crucified in the same manner as Jesus. This event is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible but is recorded in early Christian writings and traditions.