10 Historical Facts You Should Know About Jesus and the Bible
7. The Last Supper: A Passover Feast
The Last Supper, where Jesus shared a final meal with his disciples, is a cornerstone of Christian tradition. Archaeologists suggest the meal likely included dishes like bean stew, lamb, olives, and unleavened bread—quite different from Leonardo da Vinci’s famous depiction!
8. The Crucifixion: A Historical Reality
Jesus’ crucifixion under Pontius Pilate is well-documented in the Gospels. Archaeological evidence of Roman crucifixions supports the historical accuracy of this event, making it one of the most widely accepted facts about Jesus’ life.
9. The Resurrection: Faith vs. History
The resurrection of Jesus is a cornerstone of Christian belief. While there’s no non-Biblical evidence for this event, scholars suggest that the belief in his resurrection may have been fueled by the fervent faith of his followers.