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What specific instruction was given to the twelve apostles regarding financial compensation for their ministry?
What specific instruction was given to the twelve apostles regarding financial compensation for their ministry?
- They were to obtain financial support from the temple authorities.
- They were to accept payment only from those who could afford it.
- They were instructed to charge a set fee for each sermon delivered.
- They were required to live without pay and rely on the generosity of those they preached to. (correct)
What was the primary message the twelve apostles were commanded to proclaim?
What was the primary message the twelve apostles were commanded to proclaim?
- The imminent return of Elijah.
- The importance of adhering to the Mosaic law.
- The necessity of baptism for the remission of sins.
- The arrival of the Kingdom to the lost sheep of Israel. (correct)
What did Jesus say regarding his mission concerning peace?
What did Jesus say regarding his mission concerning peace?
- He would establish peace through military strength.
- He would bring peace by uniting all religions.
- He stated he had not come to bring peace, but a divisive word. (correct)
- He came to bring peace through political reform.
What question was posed to Jesus by John the Baptist's disciples?
What question was posed to Jesus by John the Baptist's disciples?
What did Jesus imply by saying, 'Blessed is he who takes no offense at me'?
What did Jesus imply by saying, 'Blessed is he who takes no offense at me'?
What actions did Jesus undertake immediately before going to the Garden of Gethsemane?
What actions did Jesus undertake immediately before going to the Garden of Gethsemane?
Why was Jesus brought to Annas, the former high priest, after his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane?
Why was Jesus brought to Annas, the former high priest, after his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane?
What was the primary accusation against Jesus during the trial before the Sanhedrin?
What was the primary accusation against Jesus during the trial before the Sanhedrin?
What was the crucial difference between the statement Jesus made about the temple and its interpretation by the witnesses?
What was the crucial difference between the statement Jesus made about the temple and its interpretation by the witnesses?
Following the arrest of Jesus, what best describes the actions of the apostles?
Following the arrest of Jesus, what best describes the actions of the apostles?
Flashcards
The Twelve Apostles' Assignment
The Twelve Apostles' Assignment
The task given by Jesus to the Twelve to preach the Kingdom to Israel.
Depend on Generosity
Depend on Generosity
The apostles were instructed to rely on the goodwill of those they preached to instead of taking payment.
Expect Hostility
Expect Hostility
The apostles were warned to anticipate rejection and hostility during their mission.
John the Baptist's Inquiry
John the Baptist's Inquiry
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Jesus' Acknowledgment of John
Jesus' Acknowledgment of John
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The Last Supper
The Last Supper
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Garden of Gethsemane
Garden of Gethsemane
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Peter's Reaction
Peter's Reaction
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Trial before Annas
Trial before Annas
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False Witnesses
False Witnesses
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Study Notes
Last Supper, Trial, and Crucifixion
- Jesus consecrated himself for the world.
- After the discourse, Jesus and his apostles left the Upper Room.
- They went to the Garden of Gethsemane, a spot on the Mount of Olives.
- Jesus gathered Peter, James, and John.
- Jesus prayed, "My Father, if it be possible, let this chalice pass from me."
- A disturbance erupted at the garden entrance, as Temple guards, priests, Pharisees, and Sadducees arrived.
- They were armed with swords and clubs.
- Peter drew his sword.
- Jesus commanded them to stop and healed a man.
- The crowd seized Jesus and dragged him away.
The Trial
- Jesus was taken to Annas, then to Caiaphas, then to the Sanhedrin.
- The Sanhedrin was comprised of the high-priest, and other representatives.
- The trial was a shady affair focused on accusations centered on Jesus's alleged blasphemy against the temple.
- Two witnesses testified against Jesus, claiming he said he could destroy the temple and rebuild it in three days.
- Jesus was questioned.
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