How did the crowd reveal a person's identity in the first-century world?
A) It showed the way or ways the individual stood out from the crowd.
B) It revealed what particular crowd the individual was a part of.
C) It recognized the person as an individual in a legal ceremony called Quetsatsah
D) It had no connection with an individual's identity.

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In the first-century world, a person's identity was often tied to the particular crowd or community they were associated with, revealing their social connections and status.

How Did the Crowd Reveal a Person's Identity in the First-Century