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1. www.christianwebsite.com › how-many-questions-didHow Many Questions Did Jesus Answer? - Christian Website

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   Jan 14, 2024 · If you’re short on time, here’s a quick answer to your question: Jesus directly answered over 100 questions during his earthly ministry according to the four gospels of the New Testament. But the full story contains many more insightful details.

2. www.reddit.com › r › AskHistoriansToday we count years based on when Jesus Christ lived, but ...

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   Best to start afresh and just answer the main question: 'what would Jesus have considered the year to be?' The answer is that in the Roman province of Syria during Jesus' time the standard practice was to refer to years by the regnal year of the Roman emperor.

3. standinfaith.org › gods-calendarWhat is God's Calendar, and Why Does It Matter? - Stand In Faith

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   Oct 13, 2021 · Which Calendar Did Jesus Use? A person could argue that Jesus celebrated the feasts (and was crucified) while the Jews were celebrating feasts according to the lunar calendar. So, if God’s calendar is the solar calendar, the central event in all of creation–the crucifixion–must occur in alignment with the solar calendar.

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4. www.risensaviorlutheran.org › sermon-blog › 2021/3/3Mark 12:28-37 - Significant Questions - March 3, 2021

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   Mar 3, 2021 · Jesus gives a two-part answer: ‘Hear, O Israel, the Lord, our God, the Lord is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ Jesus answers him with a verse this expert undoubtedly knew very well, it was the most basic Jewish confession of faith, from ...

5. preparedtoanswer.org › topics › faith-and-reasonHow Jesus' Birth Changed the World — and the Calendar

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   Dec 21, 2017 · Jesus’ birth changed how we keep track of time. Have you ever wondered why we count the years as we do? Why is this the 21st Century? How come our calendars number years in the 2000s? Marking the date is something we all do.

6. www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com › how-did-theHow Did The Calendar Begin And Why Did The Years Change After ...

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   In this article Pastor Jack gives a good explanation on how the calendar began and why it changed in the way years were counted after Jesus was on earth.

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   How many questions did Jesus answer?

   • From skeptical religious leaders trying to trap him, to sincere followers genuinely seeking truth, Jesus was asked many thought-provoking questions. If you’re short on time, here’s a quick answer to your question: Jesus directly answered over 100 questions during his earthly ministry according to the four gospels of the New Testament.

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   Does God use a calendar?

   • If that’s true, it is still the calendar God uses—regardless of whether mankind uses it or not. 1. Calendar Dead Sea Scrolls by Professor Rachel Elior of Hebrew University This fascinating 2-hour 20 minute video includes three parts. From 1:23:00 to the end: The Zadokite Solar Calendar is God’s calendar.

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   Why did Julius Caesar choose 445 days?

   • As you can imagine, the months and years became so confusing and the calendars were thrown so far off, that Julius Caesar became desperate and sought the advice of an astronomer who suggested that Caesar order that 46 B.C. would be 445 days in length to make up for the gross errors in their calendars.

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   Did Daniel know a solar calendar?

   • According to the book of Revelation, therefore, Daniel would have known a solar calendar of twelve 30-day months, which makes a year of 360 days. In fact, such a calendar allows us to establish a sensible relationship among the three calendrical references in Daniel 12.

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   Why is it always the year of the Lord?

   • It is always the year of the Lord because for those who pass away before trusting in Christ, the Lord Himself will judge them (Heb 9:27). For those who failed to repent and believe, their years will not end for where they go (Rev 20:12-15).

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   Does God Have Questions of US?

   • God has questions of us, as well, not because He doesn’t know the answers. He knows all things. The questions God asked throughout Scripture, in both the Old and New Testaments, were to get us to think, to repent, and to return. God’s first question was to Adam in Genesis 3:9: Where are you?

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8. www.crosswalk.com › slideshows › 10-questions-jesus10 Questions Jesus Asked (and Why They Matter Today) - Crosswalk

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   Oct 25, 2024 · What are you believing about Me that is not true? Here are 10 questions Jesus—God in the flesh—asked in Scripture and how those questions still apply to us today: Photo Courtesy: Unsplash...