nazareth stands less than four miles from a major urban center, sepphoris.is was founded as the capital of the galilee. and so it was really invested, much like caesarea maritima, with all the trappings of greek or roman city life. >> nrator: recen archaeological discoveries at sepphoris challenge the conventional picture of jesus' life. >> one of the more exciting discoveries that we made at sepphoris was a magnificent roman villa with a gorgeous, gorgeous mosaic on its floor, in a banquet hall. the lady was dubbed "mona lisa" by the press when we found her because she is really an extraordinary depiction of a beautiful woman of roman antiquity. and the picture we get is a community very much in the mainstream, but on the hh end of the scale. sepphoris was not just a city with houses and with waterworks and things like that, but it had satellite settlements around. nazareth, to all intents and purpose, was a satellite village attached to the region or municipality of sepphoris. >> the findings really are requiring us completely to rethink jesus' social, eco

we are talking about the resurrection of jesus of nazareth. a fascinating discussion. i thin we have established it has bee a christian doctrine from the beginning. their efforts to debunk or resist it. what do w get from it? what is important about it? why does it have a central place in our religious life? >> i would say one thing since it is a tangible reality, at first , in luke's gospel, they see jesus risen and they think it is a ghost. they get paniced . jesus says, calmed down. do you have anything to eat? he needs a piece of fish. ghosts don't do that. it must be okay. something tangible they handed him a piece of fish and he ate it. that demonstrates the real, human bodily presence . i believe that is what is important. the body is important in the way we have passions. they were afraid. yo look at the resurrection accounts and you see emotion, passion, fear, joy, amazement. in a way that in most of the gospels it is not there. actions among the apostles but really that kind of emotional intensity. >> yes. if god became man and took on human form, then he suf

so far, so home, but nazareth has a special feature of the coast lies an underwater canyon. and it gets narrower and narrower towards the coast, whipped up by the wind. the waves are squeezed towards the land as if through a funnel storms move unhindered across the atlantic towards portugal, especially in winter. plus in that array, they meet an oncoming current. all this combines to make the waves here enormous. sounds reasonable. so what's the problem with rogue waves in nasa? leave another a at the soft spots, one big wave after another comes in. so these are waves that belong there, not rogue waves. rogue waves are ways that occur spontaneously in a strong swell. for example, you have 6 to 8 me to waves. good and then completely out of nowhere away the 25 meters high comes a limit from what are they meter? that's the classic rogue wife. as well. so they're also called freak waves in english because they behave a little differently than their fellow ways. kind of freaky with re quaid is away more than twice the size of any other wave observed that at a given time or what

and coolly. mobs are reportedly causing trouble back tonight. nazareth is predominantly arab populated city. this comes off to a 2nd night in violence in that city, alex and mosque in east jerusalem on wednesday with his way forces kicking palestinians out of one of his lamps. holy sites. oh, videos on social media show is really cheap, storming the famous most arresting hundreds and injuring dozens more. it's way the police use stung grenades and find weapon bullets of palestinian worship as during the rate one video. you can see israeli police smashing down doors and windows to enter the mosque. a. 6 tensions following the hour. ok, so rates have spilled over into northern jerusalem with fires on the road to the checkpoint. that and gunshots reportedly heard in the background. some other images, so several exposed explosions rather in the docket and specified locations in east jerusalem. a 14 year old boy was reportedly shot in the arm after an altercation with his ready forces. the 1st rate on accident happened on wednesday morning when he's ready for his storms, them all excusing t

ah, nazareth of scathing grades with a brazilian audience because they just love this for and are so supportive. however good or bad you are. so it's always amazing to come here to see this is as far as like some of them, some brazilian skate styles have instagram followings in the millions. the kind of appreciation that you don't see in europe. the 9 up in rio is absolutely top class g as in room, you see best me for an investment. it's really the criminal. a crown is got in with the women in particular, the level is really shut up over the past years, missouri extreme, i hope you can see things developing on practically a week by week basis. you might even less noisy sheet. it's easy to forget that competitors like lillia, still essentially kids making the presence of their parents all the more important garcia, nasir yoga, her age makes the organizational so i just as important what she was was i know there's all making sure she gets 2 or 3 hot meals a day that there's enough money for us and that she makes the training on timing doesn't, doesn't, frankly, soon as i should reach t

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jesus of nazareth had become jesus christ, and his church had become a power on earth.y was about to begin. alice: wow, there is just so much going on in that last segment of the program. the connection that jesus suffering on the cross and the symbolism it provided to people who were also suffering in life. bill: well and the cross, once a symbol of death, now takes on new symbolism, w a symbol of hope, for a religion now recognized and integrated within the roman empire. alice: hello, i'm alice ferris, and i'm here with my friend bill young. and we are taking this short break to ask you to take a moment and do something very important. and that's to support your local pbs stati, in this our last break in the pgram. bill: and when you do, we would love to send you the dvd of this informative, provocative documentary for you to enjoy over and over again. or maybe you want to send it to a friend or a family member, so they can experience this inspirational documentary. alice: if you've already made that call, thank you so much! because really, you are public television.

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and this is from lauren at nazareth area high school in nazareth, pennsylvania. she asked mr. ellington, what were the successes and failures of reconstruction and how did it change america? would that be a potential essay question that would be asked on the ap history exam? we absolutely maybe not framed that way. college board likes to sentence frame their essay questions so and they also like to focus on the historical reasoning processes. so they might ask about the effects of reconstruction or the extent to which reconstruction was success. but lauren's got a great question, so thank you, lauren, for asking that question, because you really do need to know the successes and the failures of reconstruction, because oftentimes college board asks students to evaluate how successful something was or evaluate the relative effects of something. and of course, reconstruction does bring about a lot of change. so to answer lauren's question, there are there are definitely some survivals, some successes with reconstruction. the most immediate of course, is the civil war and the begi

.'" >> narrator: that story, of a man called jesus of nazareth, a man who became jesus christ, was originallyirst llowers... >> "'...and be called the son of the most high.'" >> narrator: ...and then retold in accounts by later believers in the gospels. >> "the gospel according to st luke." >> narrato so began the building of a religion. now it is our turn, with the help of scholars and historians, theologians and archaeologists, to return to that time and use our best efforts to understand that story... of a man born in obscurity in whose name a faith was made. ♪ ♪ >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a mo just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. the ford foundation: working with visionaries on e frontlines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the

. >>> jesÚs de nazareth recorre el mismo camino que ellos. este reconocimiento fos da la importancia que es una tradiciÓn hecha por el pueblo. cada aÑo salen con su cruz acuestas para vivir su propio calvario. en mÉxico, isa osorio noticias telemundo >>> hasta qui llegamos con las noticias lo dejamos en sin nia de la casa de los famosos mÁs adelante estÁ el seÑor de los cielos y juego de mentiras tambiÉn lo tiene en su pantalla las noticias continÚan esta noche con su servidora nos vemos hasta entonces que pase muy buenas noches. ♪. ♪. . . . . >>>.. >>>. >>>. >>>. >>>.. >>>. >>> >>>. >>> >>> noche de salvaciÓn en la casa de los famosos. >>> madison, raÚl, diego y josÉ. >>> josÉ puede salvar a un compaÑero o salvarse asÍ mismo. una difÍcil decisiÓn.

maria mikhailovna to the holy land was the church of the savior on the mountain of overthrow in nazarethilt for the russian spiritual mission. not for russia, not for the synod, it was built for those very poor orthodox arabs who lived there and, uh , russian pilgrims always came to this temple, when they came to nazareth for the annunciation and always visited it, but maria mikhailovna kiseleva uh, one more is connected, uh the temple is a greek church, uh the holy prophet elisha in uh jericho. in general, she remained e in history with her largest donations, and more than 100,000 rubles. poor orthodox bulgaria and greece palestine 50.000 russian spiritual mission. here we see the patriarch blesses the procession begins. well, in general, uh, returning to maria mikhailovna uh, we can say that the scale of her charity to the holy land is unique and uh, has no analogues at all, since she spent her uh personal funds and uh, to be honest, the volume of her financial charity he e exceeds e, the imperial family’s charity and e, i know that in retirement she is very e, they revere a and. i hop

what about these break a waves in nazareth, portugal, for example, waves regularly rise higher than 25 meters so regularly, in fact, that the fishing village has become a magnet for big wave surface. so to solve the mystery of monster waves should wave scientists just take vacations. more of it is the palm, i suppose here we have the ocean. here we have our cosa we have a c flores, the bottom that we will decrease. ok. so what that will decrease from here to here . so we have shallow water here. and here we have deep water than where waves will start traveling morgan. and there they will slow down because of the way the bed is decreasing and they will slowing down and start accumulating and getting larger and larger and a still france will be form. and now once it's deep from this form, then gravity will make away break. and this is what is happening on the beach every day. so far, so normal, but not a ray has a special feature of the coast lies an underwater canyon, and it gets narrower and narrower towards the coast. whipped up by the wind, the waves are squeezed towards the land as

i didn't go to cities where there was a mixed population like nazareth. i was not aware that there were so many palestinians in the territories and her that of course her influence very much my thinking. when i grew up because i started asking questions. and one of the most negative declaration i heard from a former israeli prime minister was madame golden, the ear, who in 1970 said, what do you mean, palestinians? there are no policies. we are the palestinians of to day. and of course that was not true. oh, and this is part of the of the, of the program is only policies in conflict is not a conflict. a political conflict, a political conflict is a conflict between 2 states, about water, about frontiers. but here we have a human conflicts. therefore, these rarely policy and country can not be solved politically and can not be solved militarily. he can only be solved humanly. you became the 1st person to be an israeli and palestinian citizen. and you also talk about your greatest achievement, the orchestra. you found it, tell us about that. well, you know,

towns and mixed towns like, hey, far like just on your tell a v like acre aca and are they like nazareth and other arab it towns where they basically were very violent against arabs. they also assigned arab homes in a way that other settlers were know that will know that in these homes, live arabs, and they were supported by the police officers and also by been very now what will happen if such a unit will basically be under the direct authority of been there and this is the dangerous thing, not establishing another unit, but be it under the direct authority of being there. is that he will be able to implement his racist fascist contest policy against palestinians also inside of israel, knowing that the national guard unit a, as i said, it comprised of the most aggressive and violent and racist. a police officers in the west bank and inside of israel will basically be responsible to the law enforcement. it's will not be about the law enforcement. it will not be about regular policing. it will be about coursing about a pressing about dominating and about basically intentionally using forc

translator: peter address cornelius you must have heard of the recent happenings in judaica of jesus of nazareths baptism. god had anointed him and the holy spirit and the power and because god was with him he was doing good and caring all that had fallen into the power. now i and those with me can witness everything that he did to the countryside of today and jerusalem itself and also to the fact that they killed him by hanging him on a tree and three days afterward god raised into life and allowed him to be seen only by certain witnesses god has chosen before hand. now we are those witnesses at me have eaten and drunk with him after his resurrection and see has ordered us to proclaim his people and to tell them that god has anointed him to judge everyone alive or dead. and it is to have all the profits bear this witness. and all those in jesus will have their sins forgiven in his name. ♪ a response today this day was made by the lord we rejoice and are glad. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>translator: give thanks to the lord for his love has no and lung on —- love and and his love has no and. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>translator: the

. ♪ out from the grave of nazareth. >> that is a awesome.ing rise up as our seven week faith and friends concert series wraps up this easter sunday. and a that's what we've been celebrating all morning on this easter sunday. >> it's wonderful. cain's going to hang out with us, no relation, by the way. [laughter] >> we've been making that joke off camera all morning long. they're from alabama, so roughly the same region, somewhat. they're going to hang out all morning long, performing later in the show. >> easy there, texas. those are my neighbors over there. >> it's closer than new jersey. >> are they making sure that people don't draw the correlation of relationship. >> no, they're claiming me. [laughter] >> so we hope you hang out. they're going to the perform later at the faith and friends concert series. it's going to be awesome. >> fantastic. i wish you could be here but you're here through cameras, here to celebrate easter with us. this morning we have the easter bunny who has been cooking up a feast and kids are doing an easter egg hu

he wants in france and still in spain and portugal. nazareth represents baby. the code is part of switzerland where that is ranging 1st a bat. it warms up to the average of 50 pretty readily by friday and saturdays as a short lived feature, but significant. this is the picture on friday, significant snow, just dissipating. i think in the alps with rain to the south is that still the warmth and bordeaux, but like what's happening to portugal? a big change here, significant wind of rain and cloud, of course, for north africa the picture remains rather stubborn. new, the same is hot and this a hell, it's still wet in nigeria and cameroon. and down in gab on, ah, inequality, corruption, repression and re the political, it just decided to cut to the piece of cake and shared among each other. and job commentary explores the desperate states of democracy in lebanon, i, through the eyes of those who are losing hope. every day our teams are becoming blue. democracy, maybe democracy for sale. on al jazeera al jazeera sets the stage 311 here, 5 other and all or no, i have

uh, arabs who lived there and, uh, russian pilgrims always came to this temple, when they came to nazarethunciation, they always visited it, but with uh -e maria mikhailovna kiseleva e, one more is connected. uh, temple, this is a greek church, uh, holy prophet elisha in e. jericho. in general, she remained e in history with her largest donations, and more than 100,000 rubles. poor orthodox in bulgaria and greece palestine 50.000 russian spiritual mission. here we see the patriarch blessing the procession begins but in general, uh, returning to marina mikhailovna uh, we can say that the scale of her charity to the holy land is unique and uh, has no analogues at all, since she spent her uh, personal funds and uh, honestly speaking, the volume of her financial blessings he e exceeds e, charity of the imperial family and uh, i know that in retirement she is very uh, revered ah. i hope that someday e maria mikhailovna will be numbered in the century of saints, because her prayer. uh, reverence in penza is very, very far away. it is amazing how many russian orthodox pilgrims ended up in the hol