The ruler of the synagogue whose child Jesus raised to life was

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2016 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The ruler of the synagogue whose child Jesus raised to life was
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The ruler of the synagogue whose child Jesus raised to life was Jairus. Jairus was a man who held a position of authority in the Jewish synagogue, and he came to Jesus seeking help for his daughter who was very sick and close to death. Jesus went with Jairus to his home and, despite the mourners who had already gathered and were weeping for the girl, Jesus brought her back to life. This story is recorded in the Gospel of Mark in the New Testament of the Bible.
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