The incidents that took place following Jesus' death on the cross did not include the

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2011 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The incidents that took place following Jesus' death on the cross did not include the
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Following Jesus' death on the cross, the incidents that took place did not include the trembling of the chief priests. However, there were other remarkable events that occurred, such as the tearing of the Temple's veil into two, the quaking of the earth that broke rocks, and the opening of tombs. These events are recorded in the Bible as miraculous signs that accompanied Jesus' death and indicated the significance of His sacrifice. While the trembling of the chief priests is not mentioned in the accounts of these events, the other phenomena that took place were significant and memorable.
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