Easter Special Collection
Scala/Art Resource/NY Explore Jesus’ last supper with his disciples, his trial, passion, death and burial, and the disciples’ astonishment and confusion as they encounter the resurrected Jesus. Why did the Romans arrest Jesus? What happened at Gethsemane? Which route did Jesus follow to Golgatha? How did the earliest Christians interpret his passion? Where was Jesus buried? In this special section, archaeologists and Bible scholars come together to discuss what happened to Jesus—from the Last Supper to the empty tomb. Plus, learn how Jesus’ cup from the last supper became the Holy Grail. The articles below were hand-selected by the Biblical Archaeology Review editors especially for members of the BAS Library. What Did Jesus’ Tomb Look Like?BAR 32:01, Jan/Feb 2006 Did a Rolling Stone Close Jesus’ Tomb?BAR 25:05, Sep/Oct 1999 The Garden Tomb: Was Jesus Buried Here?BAR 12:02, Mar/Apr 1986 The Resurrection of ResurrectionBR 16:04, Aug 2000 Thinking About EasterBR 10:02, Apr 1994 Was Jesus’ Last Supper A Passover Seder?BR 17:05, October 2001 The Eucharist: Exploring its OriginsBR 10:06, December 1994 What Really Happened at Gethsemane?BR 14:02, April 1998 The Garden of Gethsemane: Not the Place of Jesus’ ArrestBAR 21:04, July/August 1995 Jesus’ Triumphal March to CrucifixionBR 13:01, February 1997 The Geography of Faith: Tracing the Via DolorosaBR 12:06, December 1996 Crucifixion—The Archaeological EvidenceBAR 11:01, January/February 1985 New Analysis of the Crucified ManBAR 11:06, November/December 1985 Does the Holy Sepulchre Church Mark the Burial of Jesus?BAR 12:03, May/June 1986 The Passion, Crucifixion and ResurrectionThe Search for Jesus 1994 To Be Continued: The Many Endings of the Gospel of MarkBR 17:04, August 2001 Emmaus: Where Christ AppearedBAR 34:02, March/April 2008 From Symbol to Relic: How Jesus’ Cup Became the GrailBR 20:04, August 2004 |
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