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What was the primary reason Pilate agreed to crucify Jesus?
What was the primary reason Pilate agreed to crucify Jesus?
What was the inscription placed on Jesus' cross?
What was the inscription placed on Jesus' cross?
How did the Jewish leaders react to Judas' remorse?
How did the Jewish leaders react to Judas' remorse?
What did Judas do after betraying Jesus?
What did Judas do after betraying Jesus?
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What did the priests do with the thirty pieces of silver returned by Judas?
What did the priests do with the thirty pieces of silver returned by Judas?
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Who was Simon of Cyrene?
Who was Simon of Cyrene?
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What was Pilate's symbolic act after condemning Jesus?
What was Pilate's symbolic act after condemning Jesus?
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Where did the priests meet after Jesus' trial?
Where did the priests meet after Jesus' trial?
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Study Notes
Pilate and the Crucifixion of Jesus
- Pilate, a Roman governor, was pressured by Jewish leaders to crucify Jesus.
- Pilate initially hesitated, as Jesus appeared to have done nothing deserving of death.
- Pilate eventually yielded to the pressure and ordered Jesus' crucifixion.
- Jesus was written an inscription "Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews".
- The inscription was placed around Jesus' neck.
Judas' Betrayal
- Judas, a follower of Jesus, betrayed him by revealing his location to authorities.
- Judas received 30 pieces of silver for his betrayal.
- Judas felt remorse and hanged himself.
- The priests, concerned about the immoral nature of accepting the silver, used it to purchase a burial plot for foreigners who died in Jerusalem.
Additional Details
- The soldiers and the crowd were watching Jesus' crucifixion.
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Description
This quiz explores the significant events surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus, focusing on Pilate's involvement and Judas' betrayal. It covers key details such as the pressure faced by Pilate, the inscription placed on the cross, and Judas' remorseful act. Test your knowledge on these pivotal moments in the New Testament.