The Betrayer: Judas' Role in Jesus' Betrayal
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Which attribute was least characteristic of all Pharisees during Jesus's time?

  • Popularity among the common people
  • Adherence to Jewish doctrine
  • Opposition to Roman occupation
  • Universal animosity towards Jesus (correct)

What was the primary concern of the priests and Jewish leaders regarding the arrest of Jesus?

  • That Jesus would use his divine powers to escape.
  • That the Roman authorities would intervene.
  • That Jesus' followers would attempt to rescue him. (correct)
  • That arresting Jesus would cause a public disturbance.

What role did some Pharisees play concerning Herod Antipas?

  • They collaborated with Herod to undermine Jesus.
  • They instigated Herod to arrest Jesus.
  • They warned Jesus about Herod's intentions. (correct)
  • They served as advisors in Herod's court.

Why was Judas' offer to deliver Jesus considered advantageous by the priests?

<p>Judas possessed insider knowledge and could facilitate a discreet capture. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How were scribes related to the Pharisees?

<p>Many, but not all, scribes were Pharisees. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can be inferred about the Pharisees' stance on societal reform in their time?

<p>They served as a force for societal improvement and spiritual revival. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where did the meeting to discuss the plot against Jesus take place?

<p>In the high priest Caiaphas' palace. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the portrayal of Pharisees in relation to Jesus?

<p>A diverse group with varying opinions about Jesus, some supportive, some hostile. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What specific detail did Judas inquire about when offering to betray Jesus?

<p>The amount of money he would receive in exchange. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the general sentiment of the council chamber before Judas offered to help bring Jesus forward?

<p>There was caution with the next steps in arresting him. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Pharisees

A group of Jewish religious leaders who emphasized strict adherence to the Law of Moses.

Scribes

Learned scholars of Jewish Law, often associated with the Pharisees.

Nicodemus

A notable Pharisee who secretly supported Jesus.

Herod Antipas

A key figure in the story, known for his opposition to Jesus.

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What was the role of Pharisees in Judaism?

The Pharisees' role in Jewish society.

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The Sanhedrin

A group of Jewish religious leaders, including the high priest, who held authority in Jerusalem.

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Caiaphas

The high priest in Jerusalem during Jesus' ministry, known for his role in the decision to arrest and execute Jesus.

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Judas Iscariot

One of Jesus' twelve disciples who betrayed him by revealing his location to the Jewish authorities.

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Betrayal

The act of revealing someone's location or identity to enemies or authorities, often with the intention to bring harm.

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Jesus' followers

The group of people who followed Jesus during his ministry.

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Study Notes

The Betrayer

  • While priests and other Jewish influential people plotted Jesus' death, they needed someone close to Him to hand Him over safely
  • Caiaphas was plotting Jesus' death
  • It was imperative for the officials to exercise caution in seizing Jesus to avoid followers fighting to save Him
  • Judas was waiting outside the council chamber
  • To ensure the plan would succeed, the officials asked Judas how much they would pay him to hand Jesus over

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This quiz explores the critical events leading to Jesus' betrayal by Judas Iscariot. It examines the motivations and actions of the Jewish officials, particularly Caiaphas, in plotting Jesus' death. Understand the complexities of this pivotal moment in biblical history.

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