Experts Discovered a ‘Lost’ Street in Jerusalem That Was Built by the Man Who Sanctioned the Death of Jesus History could lie ...

Notes: Since borders frequently shifted, there are some differences between the political geography at the time of the birth of Jesus (ca ... of Southern Galilee Capernaum, Bethsaida, Magdala ...

neither the first human words recorded by Luke as pronounced by Jesus, in the Temple of Jerusalem, when He said to Mary: "I had to be in my Father's house" (Lk 2:48-50, obviously meaning ...

Herod the Great was the one who sought to kill baby Jesus by slaughtering all the infant boys (Matthew 2). Jewish historian Josephus recounts how Herod engaged in a massive building project to ...

The attempt to project contemporary politics or our own aspirations onto such a sacred figure is always problematic.

Rome and Ostia to this day are pockmarked with remnants of Jewish heritage: a menorah on the bas-relief of the first-century ...

Stanley Hauerwas meditates on the necessity of the gospel, the politics of the kingdom, and the high demands of ...

Lent is our time to allow divine love to touch us so deeply that we begin to see like Jesus did, and thus act in his name.

Pieter Lastman’s 1614 painting captures the biblical moment when Abraham leaves everything behind to follow God’s call.

The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center, which burned in the Eaton Fire, was a second home for Jewish teens in the California city. LOS ANGELES — The Shabbat service was in many ways standard fare ...

Archaeologists Stumble on Mosaic Illustrating Jesus Christ's 'First Miracle' From a 1400-Yr-Old 'Burnt Church' One of the ...