6 Questions
Judas betrayed Jesus out of jealousy for his miracles.
False
After being found innocent by Pilate, Jesus was released without any punishment.
False
The temple curtain tore before Jesus' crucifixion as a sign of his divinity.
False
On the third day after his burial, the tomb of Jesus was found occupied.
False
Thomas believed in Jesus' resurrection without seeing his wounds.
False
The disciples were instructed to bring a young sheep to Jesus in a village.
False
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.
Test your knowledge on the life of Jesus, from his teachings and miracles to his crucifixion and resurrection. Learn about key events such as the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, and the resurrection appearances.
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