María Magdalena
María Magdalena is a significant figure in Christianity, traditionally recognized as a follower of Jesus and a witness to his resurrection, referenced in '50 preguntas sobre Jesús' in the context of the events surrounding Jesus' death and resurrection.
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Ecuador:
María Magdalena is recognized as the first person to see Jesus after his resurrection and is referred to as the 'apostle of the apostles'.
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Spain:
Maria Magdalena was recognized by Papa Francisco as an apostle among the apostles.
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Honduras:
María Magdalena fue una de las mujeres que se dirigió al sepulcro donde había sido enterrado Jesús.
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Luxembourg:
Maria Magdalena is described as a witness to the crucifixion and burial of Jesus, who initially had no belief in the resurrection.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Magdalena went to Rome and appeared before Emperor Tiberius to accuse Pontius Pilate of violating Roman laws.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Magdalena went to Rome and appeared before Emperor Tiberius to accuse Pontius Pilate of violating Roman laws.
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Paraguay:
María Magdalena was the first witness of the resurrection of Jesus and then ran to tell the news.
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Romania:
Maria Magdalena came to see the tomb of Jesus after his resurrection.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Magdalena went to Rome and appeared before Emperor Tiberius to accuse Pontius Pilate of violating Roman laws.
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Ecuador:
María Magdalena is referenced as the first witness to the resurrection of Jesus.
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