What Happened to John the Baptists head after it was put on the platter?
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I would guess that they buried it or disposed of it someplace. I would like to know where in the Bible it talks of the Jewish law you are speaking of. If you could add the verse/s in the additional details area. I would like to learn more about that.
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Unfortunately this quote is famous because several knights who were drunk and lingering outside the door overheard this and went to go "help" their king. They killed Thomas Becket and it is said the cut his head off.  The King grief stricken by his good friends death sent the knights to the holy land (Jerusalem), an effective death sentence, to make penance for their crimes against the church and god.\nG
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Ha ha ahahahahahahahaha, oh man. That was funny. Just what I needed thanks. Christians really hate it when you feed them with their own spoon.
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Ah, another excellent question.  \n\nI believe you are searching for the book of Effervescence, chapter 11 verse 4-6.\n\n"...and lo, the Charlatan of Azimuth looked upon the leavings of the feast of Thomas of Chutney, and, at last sated, engaged in the loosening of the holy belt of Equitatus, in His name.  \n\nAnd, belching mightily, the Lord extracted from the offal the forked bone of Thomas, and cast it amongst the heavenly host, that they might contest with it for His favor, saying 'Let he with the hunger everlasting, be sated in my presence.  Let the cranberries and candied yams be forthcoming, and let all who set stock in the setting of stock, let their soup pots o'er flow.  Suffer unto me the eggnog and pumpkin pies.\n\nThus the forked bone came unto the angel's Flatulancia and Incontonancia, who in turn grasped and grappled for it until, at the end of their contest, Flatulancia emerged the victor, and winning favor with the Lord, was in turn granted dominion over those lips which hath never spoken a lie..."
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Nobody. I mean no body.  If Christ had not risen then there would be a body entombed somewhere on the face of this earth.
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I had this very same problem with my last King James! It was all falling apart and held together with elastic bands which I wrapped  around it to keep it all together. I could nor bring myself to throw it out even after a I Got a brand new, red letter edition of a King James so I placed it in a cupboard and waited for for what I didn't know. One day when we were packing to return to our country I was taking out all the rubbish we didn't want to ship back home and I saw the security guard reading his little pocket Bible (this was in Papua New Guinea) I went back into the house and took down the old King James and took it out to him and asked him if he wanted it. He took it straight away and to him, it was a precious gift. Only the Lord would have known that it would be required by some one years later. Just keep your old Bible and the Lord will give you proper disposal instructions in time
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First of all, Jesus wasn't buried in the ground.  Secondly, there were guards placed outside of the tomb for such an occasion as the apostles stealing the body.  Jesus still arose on the third day and appeared to more than 500 people before His ascension, despite their supposedly failsafe methods of protecting the "dead" body.\n\nMatthew 27:62-66\n 62The next day, the one after Preparation Day, the chief priests and the Pharisees went to Pilate. 63"Sir," they said, "we remember that while he was still alive that deceiver said, 'After three days I will rise again.' 64So give the order for the tomb to be made secure until the third day. Otherwise, his disciples may come and steal the body and tell the people that he has been raised from the dead. This last deception will be worse than the first."\n\n 65"Take a guard," Pilate answered. "Go, make the tomb as secure as you know how." 66So they went and made the tomb secure by putting a seal on the stone and posting the guard.
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The head of John the Baptist!
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…And lo, though he knewth not that the gun would goith off, he slew the owner. And there was a great clap of thunder from the gun and John who was standing by ye ol slushy machine looked upon the lord and felt great fear stir within his bosom. And the lord looked upon the seen, then tore his eyes asunder and looked upon his disciple and said “Dude”. And the two knew great fear. \n\nThen Matthew who was waiting outside the store, looking for centurion’s heardth the sound and a cry parted from his lips as he pushed and pulled upon the lord’s robe and ye pushed upon the lord into the back of the cart (not car) and made haste from the seen. And much sorrow was felt from the other brethren when the lord's cart was seen arriving with great haste upon the Nevada dessert horizon. \n\nThis was found in the Latin version, in the book of Romans. I think he was 22.
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Writen by a Monk and put into the Bible as an after though
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Well you need to read your Bible!\n\n\n\n(Whatever happened to that character?)
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Going to church for today. We did an Easter egg hunt earlier in the week with my two married sisters and their children. After three rounds of the children finding the eggs the adults hid, the fourth round was reversed, and adults had to find the (hard-boiled) eggs the children hid. It was hard! There's still one somewhere in the living room we couldn't find! Usually we celebrate Easter with reading part of the New Testament or Book of Mormon about Christ's death and resurrection. My little brother is 18 and too old for Easter baskets. My mom used to make "bunny bread" in the shape of a large bunny, or bunny rolls which included a little "tail" in the middle.
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I watched the special on National Geographic. Have they made the text available to read anywhere?\n\nBased on the information that was given on the National Geographic premiere...I firmly believe that Jesus chose Judas to sacrifice him. Someone had to do it and he wanted Judas to be the one. The thing that gets me is that when Jesus tells Judas that he will be known as deceitful person for many, many years but in the END, the truth will be known. Wow, that means we know now....does that mean that we are really close to the end?\n\nI would love to look at it more in depth when they release it; if you know anywhere it has been published, please let me know.
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1. We really don't know what he looked like.\n\n2. He was a wine guzzler...is that too different from a beer guzzler?\n\nIt is his message to humanity to do unto others as you would have them do unto you that matters.\n\nSome people think books like the Divinci Code or any of the more controversial books about the history behind the story of Christ as terrible scarey things.\n\nI think if you can put all the hero worship myths and legends aside...and still have faith in that core message...you will "be saved".\n\nWhat "being Saved" will be is another mystery for another discussion!\n\nHappy Easter!
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John the Baptist was a prophet who lived the same time as Jesus. He was actually Jesus's cousin; Mary was kin to John's mother Elizabeth.\nJohn was just a man, no more no less. He was so devout to God, and so radical in his teachings, that he was something of an outsider from the religious leaders. The Bible says John lived out in the woods and ate bugs. All he really cared about was preaching.\nHe is known as "the Baptist" because he baptised Jesus in water when Jesus began his own ministry. He was the first to recognize Jesus as "the Lamb of God."\nJohn was arrested and sent to prison, and eventually was executed, though he had committed no specific crime. The Bible records that Jesus was quite saddened by John's death.
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Interesting point, but I thought the whole "second coming" was promised to the disciples AFTER the resurrection. In that case, no.
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He ate fish after his resurection.\nHe hungered.\n Jesus even said himself "A spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have"