The Beginning of the End: Jesus' Trials

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What was the primary concern of the Jewish leaders when plotting to kill Jesus?

  • That Jesus would incite a revolt against Roman rule.
  • That the Romans would intervene and punish them.
  • That Jesus' followers would riot and prevent their actions. (correct)
  • That killing Jesus would violate religious laws.

What did Jesus say would happen to the Temple?

  • It would last forever.
  • It would become a center for all nations to worship.
  • It would be renovated and expanded.
  • It would be destroyed. (correct)

What issue did the Sadducees attempt to use to question Jesus?

  • The authority of the Roman government.
  • The concept of the resurrection. (correct)
  • The importance of following Mosaic Law.
  • The practice of giving to the poor.

According to Jesus' teachings on the Mount of Olives, what will be the basis for separating people when the 'Son of man' arrives?

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What was the primary message of Jesus' parable about the wicked tenants?

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According to the passage, what festival was taking place when Jesus was confronted in Jerusalem?

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In what location within the Temple area was Jesus walking when he was approached by the priests and scribes?

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What did Jesus say was the purpose of the miracles he performed?

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According to the passage, what was the reaction of the priests and scribes after Jesus said "I and the Father are one?"

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What did Jesus suggest they should believe if they do not believe him?

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What was the agreed-upon price paid to Judas for his betrayal of Jesus?

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According to the referenced content, what might Judas's grumbling about Mary of Bethany's use of expensive nard suggest?

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What is suggested as a possible reason for Judas's betrayal, stemming from a divergence in beliefs regarding the Messiah?

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Which of the following explanations for Judas's betrayal is presented as potentially encompassing other possibilities?

<p>Satan taking possession of Judas's heart and persuading him to betray Jesus. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was Judas looking for after being paid the price for his betrayal?

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Flashcards

Jesus in Bethany

Jesus spent the night at Lazarus, Martha, and Mary's home before teaching in Jerusalem.

Wicked Tenants Parable

Jesus told a story about tenants rejecting the owner's messengers, warning priests of their fate.

Sadducees' Question

Sadducees challenged Jesus on resurrection using a case of a woman married to seven brothers.

Mount of Olives Predictions

Jesus foretold the destruction of the Temple and his return, discussing end-time events.

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Betrayal by Judas

Judas Iscariot agreed to betray Jesus for money, helping the leaders seize him.

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Hanukkah

A Jewish winter festival also known as the Feast of the Dedication.

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Portico of Solomon

A colonnade on the outer rim of the Temple where Jesus taught.

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Jesus' Miracles

Signs and wonders performed by Jesus to affirm his identity.

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Unity with the Father

Jesus claimed to be one with God, asserting his divine nature.

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Blasphemy

The act of showing disrespect for God or religious beliefs.

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Motivation of Judas

Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, showing an unhealthy fondness for money.

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Thirty pieces of silver

The price for Jesus' betrayal, equivalent to the cost of a slave.

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Judas's Zealot background

Judas may have been a Zealot, desiring a violent Messiah to overthrow Romans.

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Satan's influence on Judas

Luke and John suggest Satan possessed Judas, guiding him to betray Jesus.

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Contrast in Messianic views

Judas resented Jesus' nonviolent approach, which clashed with his expectations of a warrior Messiah.

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Study Notes

The Beginning of the End

  • Jesus' enemies plotted to kill him.

  • The Sanhedrin discussed options to remove Jesus.

  • Jesus' teaching clashed with the Jewish establishment.

  • A disagreement arose about Jesus' actions.

  • The disagreement was between the religious leaders and Jesus himself.

  • People were questioning if Jesus was the Christ.

  • The leaders decided whether or not to put Jesus on trial.

  • Jesus taught using parables and stories.

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