The Last Days of Jesus
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What was Judas Iscariot's complaint about Mary's anointing of Jesus' feet?

  • It should have been done in private to avoid attention.
  • The ointment usage was not in accordance with the ritual customs.
  • The ointment was too costly and should have been sold to help the poor. (correct)
  • Mary did not have the authority to perform such an act.
  • How did Jesus respond to those who criticized Mary for anointing his feet?

  • He ignored them and continued teaching.
  • He rebuked Mary for wasting resources.
  • He defended Mary by highlighting the importance of the symbolic act. (correct)
  • He considered Judas' suggestion to sell the ointment.
  • What was the significance of the crowd greeting Jesus with palm branches in Jerusalem?

  • It was a customary way to mark the start of a festival.
  • It signified the welcoming of a victorious king. (correct)
  • It was a gesture of requesting a miracle.
  • It demonstrated solidarity with Roman rule.
  • What was Jesus' main criticism of the activities happening in the Temple?

    <p>It was becoming a place of commerce rather than a house of prayer. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did some Pharisees become angered during Jesus' entry into Jerusalem?

    <p>They believed Jesus was posing a political threat to their authority. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Beginning of the End

    • Mary, Martha, and Lazarus hosted a meal, where Mary anointed Jesus's feet with expensive ointment.
    • Judas Iscariot criticized the use of the ointment, suggesting it could have been sold to benefit the poor.
    • Jesus replied that the poor will always be with them, but he will not always be.

    Last Days in Jerusalem

    • Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem as pilgrims acclaimed him.
    • Some Pharisees criticized the celebration, predicting negative outcomes for Jerusalem.
    • Jesus wept over the city, warning of its future, and cleansed the temple of money changers and sellers of birds.
    • According to the passage, He declared that the temple was a house of prayer but had become a den of robbers.

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    Explore the significant events leading to Jesus's crucifixion, including his entry into Jerusalem and the symbolic acts performed in the temple. This quiz will test your knowledge on the actions and teachings of Jesus during this critical period. Dive into the interactions between Jesus, his disciples, and the religious leaders of the time.

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