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Several of the disciples were fishermen on the Sea of Galilee, home to over 40 species of fish, which were dried or salted and exported…Continue reading

When Jesus cast out a demon(Luke 4:35-36), the people said he had power and authority. The Greek word translated as “authority” means freedom of choice…Continue reading

The four Gospels give us an account of Christ’s life. Matthew, Mark and Luke are more chronological, yet they start at different points and include…Continue reading

The disciples were not all poor peasants. Peter, James, John, and Andrew were partners in a successful fishing business. They owned homes and had servants….Continue reading

Christ was not part of the name that Mary gave Jesus. The term is a title, and it comes from the Greek word for “messiah”…Continue reading

The “inn” in Luke 2 is translated from a word that could refer to a guest room adjoining a private home, in this case perhaps…Continue reading

The Census forms Joseph would have completed when he traveled to Bethlehem with Mary are well documented. They were sworn statements that included names, ages…Continue reading

Gabriel is mentioned only 4 times in the Bible. Twice he appeared to Daniel to teach him the things beyond his comprehension. In the New…Continue reading

In 4 B.C., two babies were born, cousins named John and Jesus. The lives of these cousins shared several similarities. Both sets of parents were…Continue reading

The longest chapter in the Bible is Psalms 119 (176 verses) Source: 1000 Bible Facts