Two criminals are crucified on either side of Jesus, described in some gospels as rebels. One of the criminals ridicules Jesus, while the other admits that he is being punished for real crimes whereas Jesus committed none, and asks Jesus to remember him after death. It is not specified in the Bible which side the repentant criminal was on.Answer/Demas was on the right side of Jesus. 'But the robber on his right hand ,whose name was Demas...' ref: The Narrative of Joseph of Arimathaea.
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According to the Bible, a Roman soldier pierced Jesus' side with a spear while he was on the cross. This event is described in the Gospel of John, chapter 19, as occurring to ensure Jesus was dead before his body was removed from the cross.
The Spear of Destiny (Holy Lance, Lance of Longinus, Spear of Longinus) have name for lance that pierced the side of Jesus when he hung on the cross.
There is no historical record of a soldier named St. Morris associated with the spear that pierced Jesus' side. The soldier commonly associated with this event is Longinus, a Roman centurion. This story is part of Christian tradition rather than historical fact.
It may be when they stuck a spear in his side, after he died on the cross, to prove he was dead.
The roman soldier put a spear in the side of Jesus and only water came and not blood, so they knew he died.
A:The Spear of Destiny, or Holy Lance, is the name given to four different spears each alleged to be the very spear used to pierce the side of Jesus on the cross. Of course, the chances of the real spear ever being kept would be millions to one against, assuming the event really occurred as described in John's Gospel alone. One Spear of Destiny is in St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, another is in Edjmiadzin in Armenia, another is in Vienna, Austria, and another is in Krakow, Poland.
Early on he spent 40 days in the wilderness. During Holy Week he was lashed, carried his cross along the Via Dolorosa, was crucified, which includes being nailed to the cross, and had a moment of doubt that His Father had forsaken him, before having a spear pierce his side.
AnswerJohn's Gospel tells of the Roman soldier piercing Jesus' side with a spear. The author seems to have known more about Jewish and Roman customs in the first century than did any of the other gospel authors. He knew that the soldiers would break the legs of crucified men if they wanted to hasten death in order to avoid leaving the bodies on the crosses during the Jewish Sabbath. However, he wanted to draw a parallel between Jesus and the paschal lamb, which must be perfect and have no broken bones; he probably also wanted to make his post-resurrection appearances of Jesus easier to explain. So, he had the soldiers break the legs of the other two men on the crosses, but only pierce Jesus' side with a spear.
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If by spear you mean the spear that was used when He was on the cross, then it was pierced through His side to see if He was dead. When someone dies, the blood and water inside their bodies separate, and that is what happened with jesus. The soldiers pierced His side and blood and water flowed out, proving He was dead. But praise God He rose again! :)
The Roman soldier who pierced Jesus in the side , may have used the same spear for many years. You must remember that according to Roman law only hard core crimnals were sent to the cross to die. So no importance was made to that spear .
it says in the bible that they stuck a spear in his side, and a mix of blood and water came out, signaling that he had actually died on the cross.