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How many apostles did Jesus choose to lead his early ministry?
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Which Roman governor ordered the crucifixion of Jesus after his trial?
Answer: Pontius Pilate
Why: A limestone block dug up at Caesarea in 1961 carries his name and his real title, prefect of Judaea, not the procurator later writers used.
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What affliction did Bartimaeus have before Jesus healed him?
Answer: blindness
Why: Unlike most people Jesus healed who remain unnamed, Mark specifically records Bartimaeus and his father's name, Timaeus.
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How many "wise men" does the Gospel of Matthew say visited Jesus?
Answer: It doesn't say
Why: The count of three follows the three gifts; Eastern tradition long favoured twelve, and the familiar names appear only centuries later.
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How did Judas identify Jesus to the soldiers in Gethsemane?
Answer: With a kiss
Why: Matthew calls the kiss a signal arranged in advance; in Luke, Jesus asks: 'Judas, are you betraying the Son of Man with a kiss?'
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Which prisoner was released instead of Jesus?
Answer: Barabbas
Why: Gospel accounts describe Barabbas not just as a common thief, but as a prisoner held for insurrection and murder.
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What is the name of the hill where Jesus was crucified?
Answer: Golgotha
Why: Calvary comes from Calvariae, the Vulgate's Latin for skull, the same meaning as Golgotha.