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John Stamos swapped his stylish hair with a wacky curly wig for his portrayal of Herod in "Jesus Christ Superstar." ...

John Stamos is ready to get biblical as King Herod in the Hollywood Bowl production of 'Jesus Christ Superstar,' replacing ...

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Question: Can you tell me "the rest of the story" of what happened to King Herod who tried to kill baby Jesus? - Donville Jones Knockpatrick, Jamaica Answer: Herod I, who gave himself the title of ...

Since Herod was appointed by Rome to rule over Judea, a mostly Jewish region, he was literally “king of the Jews.” However, Herod may not have actually been Jewish at all, at least by birth.

Herod was the Jewish proxy ruler of the Holy Land under imperial Roman occupation from 37 B.C. and reigned for more than six decades. The ruler is known to have had a taste for extravagance.

Though others have countered that even Herod’s coins did not have his image on them, they say he was a modest king and so his tomb reflects this. But like many such stories, the truth is more ...