Is the gospel of Judas part of the inspired books of the Bible?
BibleAsk Team
The Gospel of Judas is a Gnostic gospel that was discovered in the 1970s, in a cave in Egypt. It was made public in 2004 and released in 2006. But…
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Who was the mixed multitude in the OT?
When Israel left Egypt, a large multitude, comprising mainly of Egyptians, joined them. The Scripture names them as the “mixed multitude,” which means literally, a “numerous mingled throng” (Ex. 12:38;…
Who was Haggai in the Old Testament?
Haggai was the first of the three post-exilic Minor Prophets. The name Haggai means “festal,” or “festive.” Some believe he was so advanced in years when he gave the prophecies…
Why did a prophet lie to another prophet in 1 Kings 13?
1 kings 13:11 speaks of a false prophet used by Satan to lie to another godly prophet and ruin God’s plan and cause disgrace to His messenger. The false prophet…
Is Moses’ Law a rewording of Hammurabi’s code?
Some claim that Moses’ Law is a rewording of Hammurabi’s code but if we examine the two laws closely we see that this is not a valid argument. The Code of…
Will Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus, be saved?
Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus will not be saved. And Jesus says that in the following verse, “The Son of Man will go just as it is written about him.…
Is the parable of Marriage Feast the same one of the Great Supper?
Before examining the parable of Marriage Feast and the Great Supper, let’s first read the two passages from the Scriptures: The parable of the Marriage Feast “The kingdom of heaven…
Who was Annas in the New Testament?
Annas (called Ananus by Josephus) was the son of Seth. Annas was appointed high priest by Quirinius, governor of Syria, about A.D. 6 or 7; deposed A.D. 14 or 15…
How did the Jews stone Stephen without Rome’s permission?
Stephen was not known to Rome since he was not a public figure like Jesus. And he didn’t have a background of opposing the Jewish religious leaders. Therefore, Rome would…
Who was Nebuchadnezzar in the Bible?
Nebuchadnezzar II, was the greatest king of the Babylonian Empire. He ruled from around 605 BC to 562 BC. He first conquered Judah in 586 BC but it repeatedly rebelled.…