In the Bible, did a black cat cross Jesus's path on the way to the crucifixion?

Question

Is that why a black cat is considered bad luck?

Answer 1

I'm not sure, but that's what I heard

Answer 2

Witches' Familiars and Other Longtime Superstition About Black Cats
Black cats have played a major role for centuries in folklore, superstition, and mythology. Black cats in the middle ages were believed to be witches' familiars, and some people even believed them to be witches incarnate. Many of these old superstitions about black cats exist to this day.

Explore the mythology and lore about black cats, witches, and other beliefs that carry on in the 21st century, especially around Halloween.

Black Cats and Luck

Depending on one's area of the world (and the century one lived in), black cats portend either good or bad luck. Here are some examples, a couple of them quite involved, with some tongue-in-cheek asides.

* In Asia and the U.K., a black cat is considered lucky.
* In Yorkshire, England, it may be lucky to own a black cat, but it is unlucky have one cross your path.
* To dream of a black cat is lucky.
* On the other paw, seeing a black cat in your dream indicates that you are experiencing some fear in using your psychic abilities and believing in your intuition.

Answer 3

I do not remember any cats mentioned in the bible

Answer 4

It was a black donkey. but, just like in the game of chineese whispers, the story get's changed the more often it's told before it's written down...

Answer 5

It's not in the bible. I read this part many times.

Answer 6

Meow.

Answer 7

this is a new one and seriously doubt the story

Answer 8

thats not in the bible.

Answer 9

Praying for you.