Indeed, verse 28 suggests that some Jews actually
believed after the crucifixion.
Not exact matches
When the other ten disciples told him that Jesus was alive
after his
crucifixion, Thomas refused to
believe it.
The restoration of the chamber that many
believe to be the place where the body of Jesus Christ was laid
after the
crucifixion is finally complete.
Mary was not only still alive at the
crucifixion, it's clear in Acts that she herself was a follower and adherent — which says A LOT, considering women had no leadership powers (so no special treatment) and normally family members are the first to expose charlatans (note: even his brothers came to
believe in Acts 1,
after being skeptics earlier).
The badly - in - need - of - repair marble edicule that surrounded the tomb was stripped down to the limestone platform where the body of Jesus was
believed to have been laid
after his
crucifixion.
Virtually every serious historian acknowledges the following basic facts about Jesus: that he died by
crucifixion, that his disciples genuinely
believed that he rose from the dead and that they had seen Jesus, and that the early Church exploded in numbers soon
after Jesus» death.
Dr. Robert W. Funk, New Testament scholar and organizer of the Jesus Seminar, points out that all four New Testament gospels were written forty years or more
after Jesus»
crucifixion, and though church tradition says that the disciples Matthew and John both wrote gospels, Bible scholars for more than a century have
believed that none of the gospel writers actually knew Jesus during his lifetime.