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Malco
Sign in to savesirviente del sumo sacerdote judío Caifás, que participó en el arresto de Jesús, tal como está escrito en los cuatro Evangelios
Person · Open Library
- Born
- ca. 234
- Died
- 305
- Works
- 110
Top works
- Ueber die porphyrianischen Ilias-Scholien
- Darüber dass man kein Fleisch essen soll und drei kleine Schriften
- P. Optatiani Porfyrii Carmina
- Die sogenannte Theologie des Aristoteles
- "Gegen die Christen"
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- Total plays
- 35,908
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Malchus was created in May 2004 in Przeworsk. Founders of the band are Radii and Losiu. The band, sience the beginning of its existence, has been making christian melodic/metal. Our lyrics are about God, death and the reality we have to live in. Some of them are derived from the Bible. In May 2005 Losiu left the band. A month later Miki and Picia joined our group. Sometimes we were a accompanied by Mlody who was playing the rythm guitar. We give a lot of concerts in our area. <a href="https://ww
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- human
- Gender
- male
- Occupation
- domestic worker
- Employer
- High Priest of Israel
- Image
- The capture of Christ mg 1674.jpg
- Work location
- Jerusalem
- Significant event
- arrest of Jesus
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- Commons category
- Malchus
- date of death
- 0100-01-01
- described by source
- Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
- present in work
- New Testament
- medical condition
- amputation
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Article · Español
En el Nuevo Testamento de la Biblia, Malco es el nombre de un sirviente del Sumo Sacerdote, que colaboró en el Arresto de Jesús. Simón Pedro, uno de los discípulos de Jesucristo, iba armado con una espada, y en el acto le cortó la oreja derecha, Jesús le sanó la herida y él se quedó sorprendido ante tal milagro.Jn 18:10-11 La historia es relatada en los cuatro Evangelios, pero Malco solo es nombrado por su nombre en el Evangelio de Juan. * Datos: Q726674 * Multimedia: Malchus / Q726674
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