How long the distance from the room of the last supper & the tomb of jesus  in Km? & how many minutes it take?
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No one knows for sure where either of these took place.  As for minutes.. I guess it would depend on how fast you are moving, what direction you travel, and by what method.  Why would you care about this anyway?  If this is a joke, what is the punchline?
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Read your Bible -- you've got 4 versions to choose from, and the alert reader will notice that they all slightly vary.  Well, witnesses to any great event often vary a bit in the details, especially when some of the witnesses weren't even there.\n\nWhen it comes to the Gospels, I prefer Matthew.  In this instance, however, I'd go with John (simply because he was there).\n\nYes, of the 4 authors of the Gospel both Matthew and John were the only ones who were actually of the 12 Apostles.  But Matthew never claims to have been first at the tomb -- John was (he even brags about how fast he ran !).  That kind of detail impresses me that he recognized the importance of the event, and recorded everything clearly in his mind.
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"There were three who always walked with the Lord: Mary, his mother, and her sister, and Magdalene, the one who was called his companion. His sister and his mother and his companion were each a Mary."\n  \n\nWAS JESUS MARRIED TO MARY MAGDELAN?\n\nI am going to talk to you today about 2 things.\n\n1. Who sat next to Jesus at the Last Supper\n2. Was Jesus EVER MARRIED\n\n\nWhy talk about the last supper picture? If you look at the pictures carfully -- the person sitting at the left side of Jesus looks very much like it would be Mary Magdelan. \n\nSome say this must be the Wife of Jesus\nThey say "It is the positon of the WIFE to sit at the left side during supper time."\n\nThere are many different pictures of "The Last Supper"\n\n* Here is one picture:\n\nhttp://www.puzzlehistory.com/supper1a.jpg\n\n\n* Here is a picture from Leonardo Da Vinci:\n\nhttp://www.adherents.com/images/Leonardo_LastSupper.jpg\n\n* Here is a picture of Operah's Last Supper:\n\nhttp://www.cegur.com/oprah/LastSuppernew.jpg\n\nwhere operah depicts herself as Jesus...\n\n\nWHO IS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF JESUS?\nIS THAT JOHN? OR MARY MADGELINE?\n\nthe following is a close up on the picture of the person sitting to the Left of Jesus:\n\nhttp://www.da-vinci-code.nl/johanna.gif\n\n=======\n\nI think According to most art historians the persons is most probably the disciple John. In the 15th and 16th century it was very common to paint John beardless and feminine. Even now, the disciple John is painted without a beard in most cases.\n\nIn the Da Vinci Code a lot is being said about Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece The Last Supper. Dan Brown claims there are a lot of hidden messages hidden in the fresco, which is still on display in the Santa Maria Della Grazie church in Italy.\n\nRobert Langdon tells Sophie Neveu in the De Da Vinci Code that the person who sits next to Jesus is not the disciple John. It is in fact Mary Magdalene. Langdon explains that this is clearly visible because the person next to Jesus looks female.\n\nWHAT... MARY MAGDALENE?\n\nTrue? Untrue? It is hard to say anything about this. Leonardo da Vinci never said something bout it and we can't ask him why he painted John/Mary the way he did it.\n\nSOME BELIEVE THAT JESUS WAS MARRIED...\n\n"There were three who always walked with the Lord: Mary, his mother, and her sister, and Magdalene, the one who was called his companion. His sister and his mother and his companion were each a Mary."\n\nSome take this to mean that Marry Magdalene was the WIFE of Jesus.\n\nWHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT THIS?\n\nDID JESUS HAVE A WIFE?\n\nIt has long been believed that Jesus was single. Every detail of Scripture indicates this. When he was in ministry, there is no mention of a wife. When he was tried and crucified, there is no mention of his having a wife. After his death, there is no mention of a wife. Whenever Jesus' family is referred to, it is his brothers and sisters who are mentioned, but never a wife. Nor is there any indication that he was widowed.\n\nAttempts to suggest that any of the many women associated with his ministry were, in fact, his wife are empty speculation. This includes the woman with the alabaster container who anointed Jesus (read Luke 7:36-50). This woman's act was shocking and would not have been nearly so surprising had she been his wife.\n\nQuestion: If this woman was the wife of Jesus then WHY WERE THEY SHOCKED when she anointed Jesus?\n\nThe church was not embarrassed to reveal that its leaders were married-or to suggest that they had the right to be. The same would have been true of Jesus, if he had been married. READ (1 Corinthians 9:5)\n\nHere is the MAIN ARGUEMENT:\nIt is often suggested that because Jesus was a teacher and functioned like a rabbi that he would have been married as well, since that was the Jewish custom. Sometimes it is noted that the apostles called him 'rabbi' (Mark 11:21).\n\nTHE ARGUEMENT ABOVE
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Great idea! Do you how much time that would save at Mass? Almost as much as drive-thru confessionals!
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y didn't u just mapquest it?  wouldn't that have been easier?\n\nanyways, it's 182 miles, 3 hours 23 min.
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6 hours and 45 minutes
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13 centuries, oh you mean in miles......not far enough!!!
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Try www.mapquest.com. The distance is 237.48 miles and its about  3 hours, 53 minutes drive.
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Well, that would require a 100 page essay to list all the differences, and a major history language.\n\nBoth would be preferred , at least by me, over Roman Orthodox, but I would say Coptic would be closer to what the church was like after Jesus' death/Resurrection.
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Well, the car travels 20 m in 1 sec. There are 60 seconds in one minute, so multiply 20 m by 60 to find out how far the car travels in one minute.\n\n20 x 60 = 1200\n\nSo the car travels 1200 m in one minute. Multiply that by 15 to find out how far it travels in 15 minutes.\n\n1200 x 15 = 18000 m
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At college we had ten minutes and the campus was huge.  I had to haul my fat butt across at top speed just to be on time and then I was gasping as I pulled my coat off and got my books out.  I'd have quit school and became a fry cook if I had to do it in just 4 minutes.\nYou need to clear your mind between classes and you need a chance to settle in.  6 to ten minutes is best if the classes are all in the same building.
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20 minutes.\n\nAt minute 0, persons C (13) and D (17) begin crossing.  At minute 13, person C is finished and person B (7) starts.  At minute 17, D is finished and A (3) can start.  At minute 20, both A and B finish.
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Actually there is a nine-hour time difference between France and California, not eight hours as "thepenismightier" has suggested.\nYikes, I got a `thumbs down' for a correct answer!
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After dinner arrives, you listen for the church bell. Since dinner comes between 6:15 and 6:45, the next chiming has to be at 7:00 PM. When you hear it, you start to count the drips from the faucet until you hear the chime again at 8:00 PM. Divide the number of drips by four, and you'll have the number of drips that fall in fifteen minutes (Or you can divide by sixty to get the drops per minute, and then multiply this by fifteen). When the bell chimes again at 9:00, you start counting drips until you reach the specified number. It is now 9:15 PM, and time to tap out your message.\n\n=)
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:}\nThe last supper was the Passover meal\nIt recalled the bitter times left behind and their deliverance from Egypt
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Get to know Jesus Christ. :)
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He could not have done what happened in the upper room at the last supper.\n\nBecause he wasnt put to deaeth yet.  "If I go not away the helper will not come"\n\nIf He didnt die, there would have been no holy spirit.  The upper room was the receiving of the spirit, not the 1st church service!\n\nRead John and Acts again\n\nDavid