Are there Roman accounts of Easter?

1. Did the Romans keep records of crucifixion?
2. Was Easter created by Romans?
3. Is Easter ever mentioned in the Bible?
4. What is the historical origin of Easter?

Did the Romans keep records of crucifixion?

Romans may have kept records of crucifixions, but if so, none survive today. Eventually, the Romans forbid crucifixion for citizens but continued to allow it for slaves. At that point, slave owners likely kept records of their crucified slaves for practical purposes.

Was Easter created by Romans?

many of our holidays and celebrations – including Christmas, Easter, the harvest festival, Leap year and Valentine's day – can be traced back to practices and celebrations in Ancient Rome and other cultures.

Is Easter ever mentioned in the Bible?

Silence in the New Testament

But wait, Easter is mentioned in the New Testament: Acts 12:4. This is the only verse in the New Testament that uses the word “Easter.” And you'll only find it if you are using a King James Bible.

What is the historical origin of Easter?

The Origin of Easter

Easter actually originated as an ancient pagan celebration of the spring equinox. In Christianity, the day was dedicated to observing the resurrection of Jesus Christ, usually celebrated around the time of the Jewish Passover.