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Where did Jesus' arrest take place?
Where did Jesus' arrest take place?
- Garden of Eden
- Garden of Getsemane (correct)
- Golgotha
- Mount of Olives
How did Jesus react to his arrest?
How did Jesus react to his arrest?
- He obeyed without complaining (correct)
- He resisted violently
- He tried to escape
- He complained bitterly
What was Jesus doing before his arrest?
What was Jesus doing before his arrest?
- Walking in the city
- Teaching his disciples
- Praying in the Garden of Getsemane (correct)
- Praying in the temple
Who arrested Jesus?
Who arrested Jesus?
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What event is described in this lesson?
What event is described in this lesson?
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What was Judas' role in Jesus' arrest?
What was Judas' role in Jesus' arrest?
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What instruction did Jesus give to the ten lepers?
What instruction did Jesus give to the ten lepers?
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How many of the healed lepers returned to thank Jesus?
How many of the healed lepers returned to thank Jesus?
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What was Pontius Pilate's role in Jesus' journey?
What was Pontius Pilate's role in Jesus' journey?
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What was Jesus carrying on his way to Calvary?
What was Jesus carrying on his way to Calvary?
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Study Notes
Jesus' Crucifixion
- Jesus was arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane
- He was arrested by the soldiers
- Despite the circumstances, Jesus obeyed without complaint, showing his humility and obedience to God's will
Jesus' Crucifixion
- Jesus was arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane by Roman soldiers.
- Despite being arrested, Jesus obeyed without complaint.
- Meanwhile, his disciples were sleeping, unable to stay awake to support him.
- Judas, one of Jesus' twelve apostles, betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver.
- Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor, sentenced Jesus to death by crucifixion.
- Jesus was forced to carry his own cross to the place of execution, Calvary, a great distance away.
The Ten Lepers
- Jesus healed ten men suffering from leprosy.
- Jesus instructed them to show themselves to the priests, as was the custom for those who were healed.
- As they obeyed, they were all healed of their leprosy.
- However, only one of the healed lepers, a Samaritan, returned to thank Jesus and give glory to God.
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