It is important to clarify that there is no record in historical or biblical texts of Jesus killing a friend on the roof of a building. Jesus is known for his teachings of love, compassion, and forgiveness, and his actions were always in line with these principles. Any stories or claims suggesting otherwise are likely based on misunderstandings or misinterpretations.
Jesus was in a town called Capernaum. The house where he was staying was so packed full of visitors that there was not any room for one more person, not even outside the door. Jesus was preaching to them. Four men arrived carrying a paralyzed man on a mat. They could not get to Jesus through the croud, so they dug through the clay roof above his head. Then they lowered the sick man on his mat, right down in front of Jesus. Seeing there faith, Jesus healed the man. Mark 2:1-12
A pointy part of a church roof is called a steeple. Steeples are tall structures that rise above the roofline and often serve as a focal point for the building. They are commonly found on churches and other religious buildings.
A spire is a tall, pointed structure on top of a building, like a church, while a steeple specifically refers to the tall tower or structure on a church roof, often topped with a spire. In essence, all steeples have spires, but not all spires are part of steeples.
In Luke the healing of sick by Jesus begins in Chapter 5. In verse 5 a man with leprosy approaches him and says, "if you are willing you can make me clean." Jesus reaches out and touches the man, saying I am willing, be clean. Immediately leprosy left the man. Jesus tells him to tell no one but to go to the priests and make sacrifice to Moses. News spread however. Then in verse 17 friends of a paralyzed man brought him on a mat to be healed. Jesus was preaching to the Pharisees and teachers and the crowds were large. The men had to drop the man on the mat through the roof to reach Jesus. Jesus saw their effort, said friend your sins are forgiven. The listening men protested accusing blasphemy and asking his right to forgive sins. Jesus answered which is easier to forgive sins or to tell this man to pick up his mat and walk. Jesus shows his authority to forgive sins by telling the man to get up, pick up his mat and go home. And the man did. The witnesses were filled with awe and amazement.
Speaking of Jesus' "foster" father, Joseph... The Bible merely tells us that he was a "carpenter" [Matt.13:55]. The occupation which Joseph taught to his son, Jesus:"Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary..." (Mark 6:3).The occupation of the father often became that of his children, usually resulting in a "family business." In the case of a "carpenter"... it didn't entail the processed forestry products that we think of as carpentry-related, today.Joseph's occupation was probably more in keeping with "home construction"... or "construction contracting." Archeological digs have revealed more "stone" used throughout Judaea for home building than wood, with huge wooden beams used for roof and second-story support.Limestone was a readily available material quarried in Judaea... and evident in archeological finds of many Middle East cities for generations.Mark 6:3 reveals that Jesus had four step-brothers and at least two step-sisters... all of whom were probably involved [along with their mother] in the "family construction business" of their [now dead] father, Joseph.It's evident that the family business was quite successful. Since Jesus, besides inheriting by birthright his father, Joseph's home in Nazareth thus, becoming the head of his father's household, there -- He also owned a large house in the upper-crust city of Capernaum, north of Nazareth, that the "successful" family business probably built and paid for."...when Jesus again entered Capernaum, the people heard that He had come home." (Mark 2:1 NIV)We read of Jesus spending more time at home in Capernaum, the preferred residence of doctors, lawyers and a certain Roman centurion [who knew of Jesus -- Luke 7:1-3]... as well as Jesus, Himself, than in Nazareth throughout the gospels. Which is a testimony to the success and blessings of God on the occupation of Joseph the carpenter and his family.
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Contact friend and neighbors for a referral for a roofing company in your area. Or contact a local home improvement store to contract their services for install in a new roof on your building.
The building of trusses and roof coverings .
As the roof is the top of the building, it follows that the floor would be the opposite, as it is the bottom of the building.
The purpose of a roof ledger board in building construction is to provide support and stability for the roof structure by connecting the rafters or trusses to the building's frame.
A roof.
first you go up to a building then you go onto the roof. Next you lie on the roof for 5 mins then you have sabatoged the building.
A roof is the exterior covering of a building that protects it from the elements, while a ceiling is the interior covering underneath the roof that separates the interior living space from the attic or roof cavity. In essence, the roof is on top of the building, whereas the ceiling is inside the building.
A roof support beam in a building's structure is designed to provide structural support and stability to the roof, helping to distribute the weight of the roof and any additional loads evenly to prevent collapse or damage to the building.
A restaurant on or near the roof of a tall building.
The covering on top of a building is the roof.
roof