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Life of Jesus Quiz: From Miracles to Resurrection

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Life of Jesus Quiz: From Miracles to Resurrection

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Match the event with the correct description:

Jesus' entry to Jerusalem = People welcomed Jesus with palm branches Jesus' crucifixion = Roman soldiers executed Jesus despite Pilate finding him innocent Jesus' burial = Jesus was laid in a tomb after his crucifixion Resurrection of Jesus = The tomb was found empty on the third day

Match the statement with the correct action performed by Jesus:

Shared bread and wine with disciples = Symbolized his body and blood during Passover Washed disciples' feet = Gesture of service to his disciples Explained scriptures to followers = Included the prophecy of his resurrection Blessed believers who haven't seen him = After Thomas saw his wounds

Match the character with their role:

Pharisees = Upset by people praising Jesus for miracles Judas = Betrayed Jesus for money Thomas = Doubted Jesus' resurrection until seeing his wounds Pilate = Found Jesus innocent but yielded to pressure for crucifixion

Match the miracle with its significance:

Temple curtain tore after Jesus' death = Indicated Jesus' divinity Empty tomb after three days = Sign of Jesus' resurrection Healed the sick during his time on Earth = Demonstrated God's love through miracles Disciples bringing young donkey to Jesus = Fulfilled a prophecy about the Savior of Israel Signup and view all the answers

Match the concept with the correct event:

Passover celebration with disciples = Shared bread and wine symbolizing body and blood Sending of Holy Spirit promised by Jesus = After explaining scriptures, including resurrection prophecy People praising Jesus with palm branches in Jerusalem = Welcomed Jesus before Pharisees got upset High Council trials and Pontius Pilate's involvement in crucifixion = Led to Jesus' execution despite innocence Signup and view all the answers

Match the follower's response with the corresponding event:

Thomas saw Jesus' wounds and believed = After doubting Jesus' resurrection initially People welcomed Jesus with palm branches in Jerusalem = Before Pharisees expressed displeasure over miracles Disciples witnessed an empty tomb and saw Jesus alive = After sharing Passover meal and washing of feet by Jesus Roman soldiers executed Jesus despite Pilate's verdict of innocence = Leading to crucifixion after pressure from the crowd Signup and view all the answers

Match the prophecy fulfillment with its event:

Disciples bringing young donkey to Jesus in a village = Fulfilled a prophecy about the Savior of Israel Temple curtain tearing after Jesus' death = Signified fulfillment of prophecies regarding Messiah's divinity Thomas believing after seeing Jesus' wounds = Proved fulfillment of prophecies about Messiah's resurrection Empty tomb discovered three days after burial = Confirmed fulfillment of prophecies regarding Messiah's resurrection Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Jesus, known as the Son of God and savior of the world, taught about God's love, performed miracles, and healed the sick during his time on Earth.
Jesus instructed his disciples to bring him a young donkey in a village, fulfilling a prophecy about the Savior of Israel.
People in Jerusalem welcomed Jesus by spreading palm branches, praising him for his miracles, which upset the Pharisees.
Jesus celebrated Passover with his disciples, washed their feet as a gesture of service, and shared bread and wine, symbolizing his body and blood.
Judas betrayed Jesus for money, leading to Jesus' arrest and trials before the High Council and Pontius Pilate.
Despite Pilate finding Jesus innocent, he was crucified by Roman soldiers after pressure from the crowd.
Jesus was crucified, and after his death, the temple curtain tore, indicating his divinity.
Jesus was buried in a tomb, but on the third day, the tomb was found empty, and Jesus appeared to his disciples and followers.
Jesus explained scriptures to his followers, including the prophecy of his resurrection, and promised to send the Holy Spirit.
Thomas doubted Jesus' resurrection until he saw his wounds, after which Jesus blessed those who believe without seeing.

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Test your knowledge on the life of Jesus Christ, from his teachings and miracles to his crucifixion and resurrection. Explore key events like the Triumphal Entry, the Last Supper, and the Resurrection appearances. Learn about the central figure of Christianity and his impact on the world.