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Jesus and Lazarus' Resurrection

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What action did Jesus perform that caused the Sanhedrin to deliberate?

He turned water into wine at Cana.

He resurrected Lazarus from the dead. (correct)

He calmed a storm on the Sea of Galilee.

He healed a blind man in Jerusalem.

What was the main concern of the Sanhedrin about Jesus' increasing influence?

The diminishing of Jewish unity.

The decline of temple rituals.

The loss of their own power.

Roman retaliation against the Jews. (correct)

What notable statement did Caiaphas make during the Sanhedrin meeting?

We need to arrest him quietly.

Let us send him away in peace.

One man should die for the people. (correct)

Let the people decide his fate.

What was Martha's initial concern about removing the stone from Lazarus' tomb?

<p>There would be a foul odor since Lazarus had been dead for four days. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the Sanhedrin plan to deal with Jesus following the miracle in Bethany?

<p>By plotting to put him to death. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Mary's Mourning

Mary expresses sorrow over Lazarus's death by weeping at Jesus's feet, echoing Martha's sentiment.

Lazarus's Resurrection

Jesus commands Lazarus to come out of the tomb, bringing him back to life after four days.

Sanhedrin's Reaction

The high priests and Pharisees gather to discuss the implications of Jesus's miracles, fearing Roman retribution.

Caiaphas's Statement

Caiaphas argues that it is better for one man (Jesus) to die than for the whole nation to perish.

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Plot to Kill Jesus

Following the resurrection of Lazarus, the Sanhedrin decides to plot Jesus's death to maintain control.

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Mary's Grief and Jesus' Actions

Mary weeps at Jesus' feet, repeating Martha's words
Jesus weeps too and visits the tomb
A large crowd of mourners is present

The Tomb and Lazarus

The tomb was a cave on a hillside
Martha notes a possible odor as Jesus is deceased for four days
The stone is rolled away
Jesus calls Lazarus, and Lazarus emerges, still clothed

The Sanhedrin's Meeting

The Sanhedrin is convened by the high priests and leading Pharisees
Possible Roman intervention and the destruction of Jewish holy places are considered
Caiaphas asserts that it is better to let one man die than to risk the entire nation perishing
The Sanhedrin seeks Jesus' death

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Explore the key events surrounding the resurrection of Lazarus in this quiz. Delve into the emotional responses of Mary and Jesus, the significance of the tomb, and the Sanhedrin's reaction. This insightful quiz covers the biblical narrative and its implications.