Jesus was depicted as a man of color — somewhere between brown and Black — and so were his disciples. Cleveland, who would go on to become a theologian and social psychologist, realized she ...

The complexities of this color are due to the historical context of the ... Of course, this is not the only depiction of Jesus’s final meal with his disciples. In Juan de Juanes’s depiction of the ...

Incredibly, none of the narratives now called “gospels” were written in Jesus’ lifetime. Rather, they were penned anonymously decades after his death, likely by disciples of his teachings ...

The Acts of the Apostles can be read as a tale of two cities: its first chapter, with Jesus and his disciples after the resurrection, is set in Jerusalem; but its last chapter reaches its climax ...

“Especially some of the first takes of scenes where you're really hearing what Jesus is saying and imagining what it would be like to hear this for the first time and how unexpected his ...

Jenkins said. In an era when studies show Americans are getting less and less religious, "The Chosen," about the life of Jesus and his disciples, has found more than just a niche audience ...

The first part is about Jesus. It asks students to imagine Jesus’ personality, with questions such as, “Does he prefer to go his own way ... and talked and called disciples.

for the first disciples and for us. Just as Jesus' death distinguished him from the founders of the other great world religions, so too does his resurrection change the very content of the ...

Jesus and his disciples traveled about one mile from the temple to the Upper Room, which would have taken between 20 to 30 minutes. The Last Supper - Jesus' final meal with his apostles before ...