Easter changed the course of history, though not in ways we might expect
Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events A traditional Orthodox Easter egg, painted with an image of Jesus, is displayed at Bucharest's Village Museum during a Palm Sunday fair, where hundreds of artisans from Romania gathered to show and sell their goods in 2005. Have you ever wondered what Jesus was doing between the first Easter and his ascension six weeks later? The New Testament records 10 appearances, half of them occurring on the same day and together occupying only a few hours of his time.
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