what is "Pontius" & "pilate"?
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Pontius Pilate was a governor for the Roman Empire in Judea, in the times of Christ.  He washed his hands when the crowd asked him to kill Christ (pushed by the priests) and release Barabbas.
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According to one web site, it was named for a character in the Bible. There is a Porcius Festus mentioned in the book of Acts in the New Testament.
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There are few mentions of Jesus outside religious sources.\n\nThe Roman historian Tacitus mentioned the followers of Christ, in his Roman Annals(written around 115 AD)He states that Christ was executed by Pilate in the reign of Tiberius.\n\nChrist is also mentioned by Pliny the younger in his correspondence with Trajan, about 111 D.\n\nJosephus, a jewish historian also mentions Christ in his writtings on the Jewish War.\n\nA large library of Gnostic gospels and literature found in Egypt around 1950's also tells of Christ from a religious view point.
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Which one?\n\nSaint Cornelius is the name of the following saints and persons in the previous stages of liturgical veneration:\n\nPope Cornelius \nMay 19 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)\n\nVenerable Cornelius of Komel (Vologda), abbot (1537) \nSaint Cornelius of Paleostrov, abbot (15th century) \nJuly 22 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)\n\nSaint Cornelius of Pereyaslavl, monk (1693) \nSeptember 13 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)\n\nHieromartyr Cornelius the Centurion (1st century) \nSaint Cornelius of Padan-Olonets and with him Saints Dionysius and Misail \nList of Patriarchs of Antioch\n\nSt. Ignatius the Illuminator (68—107) \nSaint Cornelius (127—154)
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(for the greek version) it is "I N B I"\nIt is an abbreviation consisted of the initial letters of the greek words as follow:\n\nI  --> IHSOYS (Jesus), pronounced roughly as “e-e-sous”\nN --> NAZWRAIOS, pronounced roughly as "na-zor-a-os", (Nazarene)\nB --> BASILEYS, pronounced roughly as "va-seal-a-fs" (King)\nI  --> IOYDAIWN, pronounced roughly as "e-ou-deon" (of the Judaeans)\n\nSo, it reads: JESUS OF NAZARETH, THE KING OF THE JEWS\n\n(cf. John 19:19) Pilate wrote a title also, and put it on the cross. There was written, "JESUS OF NAZARETH, THE KING OF THE JEWS."\n\nGod bless.
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I am greek and pule-pulay is not greek,first time I hear these words. You can use the word porta (door) or pili (gate)
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When Jesus was crucified the Roman soldiers put up a sign with the initials which stood for "Jesus Christ King of the Jews."  The letters spelled fish.  \n\nWhen it was illegal to be a Christian in Rome, the Christians would use the fish rather than the obvious cross to let other Christians know that they were Christians to avoid persecution.
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"Dominus" is translated "Lord" or "Master." "Domini" is either "lords" (plural) or "lord's" possesive.\n\nAs for the "W" ... Ancient Romans used the Greek alphabet, in which there was no "w" character. There was a character shaped very much like a "v," which was probably pronounced like "w," but that's purely speculative.
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It's just what form of Christianity you are talking about.  Protestants will say Peter (because they don't have Saints).  Catholics will call him Saint Peter (because they do have saints).
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Sorry, I'm gonna pull a Mainworry but this answers your question better than I could have hoped for\n\nParable of the Two Sons:\n\nJesus told a story of two sons.  A father asked his first son to work in the fields, and he replied, "of course I will!"  He then went outside and changed his mind and did not work\n\nThe father asked his second son to help with the fields, and his son relied, "No!"  but later felt guilty and worked in the fields.\n\nJesus asked, "Now, which son did what was right?" and the crowd replied, "The second one!"  Jesus said, "Ah, surely prostitutes and tax collecters will enter heaven before you do".\n\nAthiests are the ones who say "No" to God, but often do what is right of their own choice.  Christians are the ones who say "Yes" to God, but then act in the opposite manner as they should.
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Saint Anthony the Abbott....also...Saint George.........EWTN.com...has a nice catalog of statues
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DG= Dei Gratia (By the Grace of God)\nReg = Regina = Queen\nF.D. = FIDEI DEFENSOR = Defender of the Faith
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Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum (Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews)
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The name above every other name is Jesus Christ.Is this what you are referring to?What do you mean "who wrote it?"
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Deus est mortuus. Its been a while since I spoke Latin, but I'll eat my hat if I got something that simple wrong.
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Matthew\nMark\nLuke\nJohn\nActs\nRomans\n1 Corinthians\n2 Corinthians\nGalatians\nEphesians\nPhilippians\nColossians\n1 Thessalonians\n2 Thessalonians\n1 Timothy\n2 Timothy\nTitus\nPhilemon\nHebrews\nJames\n1 Peter\n2 Peter\n1 John\n2 John\n3 John\nJude\nRevelation
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Peter mean rock... but that's the only one I know.  Go online and look up name meanings.  Like there are baby naming websites that have the meanings of names.  So just go there and look up the names of the Apostles.