Jesus' Second Coming and Betrayal Quiz

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The anticipated return of Jesus Christ to Earth.

The day when all individuals will be judged by God.

Those who are morally right and obey God's will.

Those who are sinful or morally wrong according to religious texts.

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The act of Judas Iscariot turning against Jesus to lead to his arrest.

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Jesus' followers asked about the signs of his return and the events leading up to it
Jesus' discourse outlined events like the Jewish-Roman wars (66-70 AD and 115-117 AD) and His Second Coming
He described separating the righteous from the unrighteous, rewarding those who helped Him and punishing those who didn't
The righteous will enter into eternal life
The unrighteous will suffer eternal punishment

Religious leaders (priests and influential Jewish men) met to plot Jesus' death
They wanted to capture Jesus cautiously, preventing potential conflict with his followers
Judas Iscariot, an apostle, secretly offered to betray Jesus for a reward
Judas had been waiting nearby
This satisfied the leaders' need for an insider