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1. Make the Festive Season Memorable With Holyland Gifts October 29, 2009 Holyland is the place of birth, priesthood, renaissance and crucifixion of Jesus, the Messiah or Savior of Christianity. Messiah in English means "The Anointed One". Holyland is famous for the unique collection of Christian and Catholic gifts. Holyland gifts are basically wonderful hand crafted gift items. Make It Memorable: Gift some religious Holyland gifts to your loved ones and family members on Christmas. It is a good idea to gift a piece of history that goes back to the era, when Jesus walked the streets of Jerusalem. Passover is a festive time, when family and friends gather t... (read more) Author: Jenny Lauper

2. A True Christian Conversion Story October 09, 2009 The most popular religion in the world is Christianity. There are more than 2 billion followers of this religion all over the world. Christians believe that Jesus was the Messiah as was promised in the Old Testament. They also believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who was sent by God himself to the earth to save humanity from undergoing the consequences of its sins. The most important concept of Christianity is that of Jesus giving up his life on the Cross (Crucifixion as is known) and then again rising from the dead after the third day, which is also known as the Resurrection. Th... (read more) Author: mad scan

3. Was Prophet Yahya Beheaded? July 03, 2009 Was Prophet Yahya John the Baptist Beheaded? by Agron Belica©2008 Prophet Yahya could not have been beheaded as has been stated by many Muslim and Christian scholars. In regards to Jesus in the Quran we read: “Peace on me the day I was born, the day that I die, and the day I will be raised up again.” The verse states that Jesus was given safety and security in these three situations. But what about Yahya ibn Zechariah? We find the same description for him as we find for Jesus, Peace on him the day he is born, the day he dies, and the day he is raised up again. ... (read more) Author: Agron Belica

4. Shubbiha: Mistaken Identity? July 03, 2009 SHUBBIHA Mistaken Identity? © By Agron Belica Edited and Annotated by Jay R. Crook, Ph.D. [1] And because of their saying: ‘We slew the Messiah Jesus son of Mary, God’s Messenger— They slew him not nor crucified him, but it appeared so [shubbiha[2]] unto them; and lo! Those who disagree concerning it are in doubt thereof; they have no knowledge thereof save pursuit of conjecture; they slew him not for certain. (Q. 4:157) “Although Muslims belie... (read more) Author: Agron Belica

5. Christian Pilgrims Celebrate Easter in Jerusalem April 12, 2009 Thousands of Christian pilgrims converged on Jerusalem for Easter Sunday celebrations  marking the biblical resurrection of Jesus Christ.  Catholic pilgrims and clergymen as they walk in procession around the tomb traditionally believed to be the site of the crucifixion and burial of Jesus Christ, 12 Apr 2009Easter celebrations began with a sunrise service at the Garden Tomb, where Christians sang hymns of the resurrection. The garden, with its ancient tomb carved in a rock, is said to resemble the place where Jesus was buried, based on biblical accounts. Other Christians celebrated ... (read more)

6. Easter Sunday 2009: Try New Ideas To Make It Joyful For All April 10, 2009 Easter Sunday plays a significant role for the Christians as it a great religious feast for them. According to them two days after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, he rose from his dead on this day only. Therefore, this day is also being termed as the ‘3rd day’ of crucifixion, together with the day when he was crucified. So, this is a very holy occasion for the Christians and it is being celebrated all over the world. However, nowadays, this has been the festival of the non-Christians too. The period of between late March and late April is the time when this festival is being celebrated. It ge... (read more) Author: Elbert Clark

7. Good Friday: commemorate the sorrow April 09, 2009 Good Friday was the day on which Jesus died. On the basis of scriptural details of Sanhedrin trail of Jesus, Crucifixion of Jesus was probably done on Friday. Good Friday is a Friday before Easter Sunday. It is a religious day on which Christians commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death. It is believed that lord died on Good Friday and resurrected on Easter Sunday. Good Friday is called so because christen believe that Jesus sacrificed his life for humanity and good of everyone. Most of the Christians do fasting by avoiding the intake of fish, meat, wine and egg. By fasti... (read more) Author: Elbert Clark

8. Easter Gift Baskets March 24, 2009 Easter is the most important religious feast in the Christian liturgical year. Christians believe that Jesus was resurrected from the dead three days after his crucifixion, and celebrate this resurrection on Easter Day, or Easter Sunday, two days after Good Friday. The year of his death and resurrection is variously estimated between the years 26 and 36 AD. Easter signifies new hope and fresh starts. For Christians, Easter signifies the divinity of Jesus when he rose from the dead. For others, Easter is also special as it signifies the end of the cold winter and opens to the new life of sprin... (read more) Author: Sandla sandi

9. 12/21/2012 Doomsday February 04, 2009 12/21/2012 Doomsday By Tim Bohler The first thing is people shouldn’t be scared of the approaching date of 12/21/2012. Often Doomsday prophecies are very scary, but the Mayan calendar only stops on that day. The Mayan’s never predicted that this would be the end-of-the-world, but the beginning of a new age! Many more predictions about specific dates of the end of times, have been made in the past which have never come true. The predictions of end times appear to increase in certain time periods. After the crucifixion of Jesus Christ the apostles started predicting that the end was near way ba... (read more) Author: Tim Bohler

10. PONTIUS PILATE INSCRIPTION:Tiberius Caesar which evidently tells November 17, 2008 It wasn't long back when a lot of scholars were quizzical the real survival of a Roman Governor with the name Pontius Pilate, the procurator who ordered Jesus' crucifixion. In June 1961 Italian archaeologists led by Dr. Frova were excavating an ancient Roman amphitheatre close to Caesarea-on-the-Sea (Maritima) and unearthed this appealing limestone block. On the face is a tombstone inscription which is fraction of a bigger devotion to Tiberius Caesar which evidently tells that it was from "Pontius Pilate, Prefect of Judea." This is the only recognized happening of the name Pontius P... (read more) Author: john peter

11. How Jesus Saved Me October 07, 2008 A testimony of God's enduring love as narrated by a born-again Christian who have experienced how it is to be near and to be far away from God. I have been a born again Christian since summer of 1979 when a friend introduced to me the Lord Jesus Christ in a new light. I knew that He was God and He was born of the Virgin Mary and that He died 2000 years ago on a cross by crucifixion. All these, I had learned as a child from my mother and from the Catholic school I had attended. I was a good child when I was little always trying to please my mother. My father left us when I was 4 years... (read more) Author: Genaro Geneta

12. Pope Celebrates Easter Mass in St. Peter's Square March 23, 2008 Thousands of pilgrims have gathered in the rain at the Vatican's St. Peter's Square Sunday as Pope Benedict celebrates an open-air Easter Mass.  The 80-year-old, German-born pontiff will deliver his traditional "Urbi et Orbi" Latin for "To the City and to the World" blessing after the Mass.  This is Benedict's third Easter as pope. Easter Sunday is the holiest day in the Christian calendar.  It marks the day when Christians believe Jesus rose from the dead after his crucifixion three days earlier.  Some information for this report was provided by AFP, AP and Reuters. &n... (read more)

13. Thousands of Pilgrims Mark Good Friday in Jerusalem March 21, 2008 Christians in Jerusalem are observing Good Friday. Robert Berger was in the midst of the faithful in Old Jerusalem and filed this VOA report. Thousands of pilgrims from around the world crowded the narrow cobblestone streets of Jerusalem's walled Old City for the traditional Good Friday procession. Some of them carried large wooden crosses on their shoulders as they walked along the Via Dolorosa, the Way of Sorrows, the route that Jesus is believed to have taken to his crucifixion. They visited the 14 Stations of the Cross on a warm and sunny spring day, singing hymns, praying and reading pas... (read more)

14. Whatever Became of Jesus? March 07, 2008 Most Westerners are familiar with the story of Jesus Christ—perhaps the greatest moral teacher of all time. While the gospels devote many pages to his life, ministry, crucifixion and resurrection, the accounts of what happened to him after that are minimal. One would think, once Jesus was physically back walking on the earth after his resurrection, that the story of what became of the rest of his life would receive substantial coverage in the New Testament. But it is barely mentioned at all. Maybe there are reasons for this. The Gospel of Matthew devotes 156 verses to the story of Je... (read more) Author: John Penberthy

15. The Lost Tomb and the Resurection of Jesus September 16, 2007 The Lost Tomb and the Resurrection of Jesus By: Timothy E. Davis “I know you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified, but he isn’t here, for he has come back to life again, just as he said he would. Come in and see where the body was lying…” Matthew 28:5-6. (TLB) James Cameron, the director of Titanic, has announced he has found the bones of Jesus. Incredibly, has accomplished something that the mighty Roman Government could not! He did what the Temple Police and all the priests couldn’t do. He claims to... (read more) Author: Timothy Davis

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