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Flashcards by Bobbie Sharper, updated more than 1 year ago
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| Question | Answer |
| 197. The beauty of the city of Jerusalem was crowned by what temple? | Herodian Temple |
| 198. What made Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem? | People’s Rebellion |
| 199. When Jesus made His entry into the city, the people called him | Prophet |
| 200. Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans in the year | 70 AD |
| 201. At Jesus’ triumphal entry, what did the children shout? | Hosanna to the Son of David |
| 202. According to Psalm 8:2, out of the mouths of babes came | Praise |
| 203. What did Jesus affirm through the Temple cleansing? | His authority over the Temple |
| 204. These people wanted to see Jesus | The Greeks |
| 205. Non-Jews who were studying Judaism before they accepted it as their religion were called | God-fearers |
| 206. Jesus had previously said that his fold would contain other | Sheep |
| 207. What is the only way for people to be brought to Jesus? | His death on the Cross |
| 208. The two alternatives for the grain of wheat: | a. Unplanted/No fruit b. Planted/Harvest |
| 209. The noise that followed Jesus’ prayer was interpreted as one of these two things: | a. Thunder b. Angel spoke to him |
| 210. Two of the leaders who believed in Jesus: | a. Nicodemus b. Joseph of Arimathea |
| 211. Where did Jesus spend his nights during the Passion Week? | Bethany |
| 212. How may crops a year does a fig tree bear a year | Two |
| 213. The crops happened in the following months: | a. June b. September |
| 215. Such a condition is under God’s | Condemnation |
| 216. How did Jesus show God’s discontent? | By cursing the fig tree |
| 217. What happened then to the fig tree? | It withered |
| 218. What hyperbole did Jesus use to teach about faith? | Mountain |
| 219. Obstacles to the progress of the kingdom can be moved through | a. Prayer b. Effort |
| 220. Instead of the temple being the “House of prayer for all nations,” what did Christ describe it as? | A den of thieves |
| 221. The inner sanctuary of the Temple was called | Debir |
| 222. What was the temple itself surrounded by? | Courts |
| 223. What were the four courts of the temple | a. Gentiles’ court b. Women’s court c. Israel’s court d. Priests’ court |
| 224. Different groups who confronted Jesus: | a. High Priest b. Elders c. Pharisees d. Herodians e. Sadducees |
| 225. Using the answers of the preceding question, list the challenges each gave Jesus: | a. High Priests His authority b. Pharisees Taxes to Caesar? c. Sadducees Resurrection? d. Scribe Greatest Command |
| 226. What question did Jesus ask the Pharisees? | Whose Son is the Messiah? |
| 227. What word was usually chanted at Hanukkah? | Hosanna |
| 228. During the Passion Week, who were the first people to challenge Jesus’ authority? | Chief priests and scribes |
| 229. For one to be an authorized rabbi, he had to be authorized by a rabbi, a group of rabbis, or by the | Sanhedrin |
| 230. Where did the Day of Controversy end? | In the court of women |
| 231. Who is the new “nation” mentioned in 1 Peter 2:4-10? | The Christian people |
| 232. Why didn’t the chief priests and Pharisees arrest Jesus after his withdrawal of God’s covenant with Israel? | Fear of the multitude |
| 233. The guests clothed in the wrong garments represent | The self righteous |
| 234. Who came to question Jesus concerning taxes? | The Pharisees and the Herodians |
| 235. Whose image and inscription were on the coin? | Tiberius Caesar |
| 236. This festival commemorated God’s redemption of his people from Egyptian bondage | The Passover |
| 237. In what year did Jesus arrive in Bethany for Passover? | A.D. 30 |
| 238. Many people flocked to Bethany, not only to see Jesus, but who else? | Lazarus |
| 239. What were the disciples doing in Gethsemane? | Sleeping |
| 240. What was the customary greeting of a pupil to his rabbi? | A kiss on the hand |
| 241. What was the primary role of the Sanhedrin? | To maintain peace |
| 242. Despite the disciples' avowals of loyalty, what did they all do to Jesus? | Forsook him and fled |
| 243. What did the disciples lack in the face of evil? | Moral courage |
| 244. By taking the "cup" Jesus became | Sin |
| 245. According to John 17, Jesus prayed for these people: | a. Himself b. The Eleven c. Future believers |
| 246. Method of teaching while walking used by Jesus | Peripatetic |
| 247. According to John 15: 1, Jesus is the true | Vine |
| 248. And His Father is the | Vineyard Keeper |
| 249. Before his crucifixion Jesus ate this meal with his disciples | Passover |
| 250. How many times in Gethsemane, Jesus prayed | 3 times |
| 251. He wanted this to pass away from him | Cup |
| 252. These two disciples were sent to prepare the Passover | a. Peter b. John |
| 253. In what room did Jesus eat the meal with his disciples? | Upper room |
| 254. Jesus’ trial had two phases: | a. Jewish b. Roman |
| 255. This man’s ear was cut off by Peter’s sword: | Malchus |
| 256. In Gethsemane, Jesus’ sweat became like drops of: | Blood |
| 318. What was the verdict of the tribunal against Jesus? | He deserves death |
| 257. These people did not believe in resurrection | Sadducees |
| 258. The Jews call Deuteronomy 6: 4,5 the | Shema |
| 259. The Jews believed the Messiah was son of | David |
| 260. This parable teaches proper relationship with Jesus | Ten Virgins |
| 261. Who wiped Jesus’ feet with her hair? | Mary |
| 262. In what kind of vase was stored the perfume? | Alabasters |
| 263. Who did Jesus recognize as sitting in the seat of Moses? | Pharisees and Scribes |
| 264. Number of Woes Jesus excoriated the Pharisees with | Seven |
| 265. After touching a tomb, a Jew was unclean for | Seven days |
| 266. Birth pains referred to the suffering of the | Messiah |
| 267. Caiaphas charged Jesus with | Blasphemy |
| 268. According to tradition, Judas committed suicide in the | Valley of Himmon |
| 269. Who did Pilate send Jesus to for judgment? | Herod |
| 270. Instead of Jesus, this man was released | Barabbas |
| 271. Meaning of Jesus name? | Jehovah is salvation |
| 272. Barabbas’ name means | Son of father |
| 273. Three things this man was charged with: | a. Insurrection b. Robbery c. Murder |
| 274. What region was out of Pilate’s jurisdiction | Galilee |
| 275. Who had jurisdiction of the area of Galilee? | Herod Antipas |
| 276. What was Pilate’s official title? | Roman governor |
| 277. Two of Pilate’s characterizations: | a. Evil b. Weak |
| 278. Who warned Pilate against getting involved in Jesus’ trial? | His Wife |
| 279. How did this person know that Jesus was being falsely accused? | She had a dream |
| 280. Jesus was flogged with a whip made of: | a. leather thongs with a piece of b. bones or metal |
| 281. This African man carried the cross for Jesus | Simon of Cyrene |
| 282. This hill was shaped like a skull | Golgotha |
| 283. From the Latin translation of that name, we got | Calvary |
| 284. Official charge for Jesus’ crucifixion | King of the Jews |
| 285. The charges were written in these three languages: | a. Hebrew b. Latin c. Greek |
| 286. Jesus promised this man he would be in paradise | Thief |
| 287. One of the greatest sufferings on the cross? | Thirst |
| 288. To appease Jesus’ thirst, a soldier dipped a sponge in | Vinegar |
| 289. This Greek word was used for final payment of a debt | Tetelestai |
| 290. What is its English translation | “It is finished” |
| 291. What was Jesus’ word of completion on the cross? | Tetelestai |
| 292. The actual crucifixion of Jesus consumed a period of about | Six hours |
| 293. What day was Jesus crucified? | Friday |
| 294. At what time did the crucifixion begin? | 9:00 in the morning |
| 295. At approximately what time did Jesus die? | 3:00 in the afternoon |
| 296. After leaving Jesus, Judas went most likely to the home of | Caiaphas |
| 297. The Roman soldiers stationed in this part of the Temple | Tower of Antonia |
| 298. What did Jesus answer when the soldiers told Him whom they were seeking? | I am He |
| 299. What happened to the soldiers when they heard Jesus’ answer? | They fell to the ground |
| 300. What did Judas say to Jesus in that occasion? | Greetings Rabbi! |
| 301. What else did he do? | He kissed Jesus |
| 302. What disciple used his sword at this time? | Peter |
| 303. Whom did he injure? | Malchus |
| 304. Whose slave was the injured man? | High Priest’s |
| 304. Whose slave was the injured man? | High Priest’s |
| 305. What part of his body was chopped off? | His right ear |
| 306. What did Jesus do then? | He healed the ear |
| 307. How many legions of angels did Jesus say could have come to His rescue? | Twelve |
| 308. That’s the equivalent of how many angels | 72, 000 angels |
| 309. Having forsaken Jesus, what did the disciples do? | They fled |
| 310. What did they lack in the face of evil? | Moral courage |
| 311. Tradition identifies the young man who fled naked as | John Mark |
| 312. What are the two phases of Jesus’ trial? | a. Jewish b. Roman |
| 313. After his arrest, Jesus was taken first before | Annas |
| Who was that man? | Caiaphas’ father-in-law |
| 315. To what person was Jesus sent next? | Caiaphas |
| 316. Whom did that person summoned to judge Jesus? | The Sanhedrin |
| 317. What did he charge Jesus with? | Blasphemy |
| 319. It was the hour of the tyranny of | Darkness |
| 320. To convince the people that he did not know Jesus, Peter used this kind of vocabulary | Fisherman’s |
| 321. How many times did he deny Jesus | Three |
| 322. What reminded Peter of Jesus’ predictions? | Crowing of a rooster |
| 323. Jewish laws forbade that trials should be held at | Night |
| 324. Judas’ “repentance” involved no change of: | a. Heart b. Mind c. Attitude |
| 325. How did Judas get paid to betray Jesus? | 30 pieces of silver |
| 326. This money was probably taken from the sacred treasury, also called | Corban |
| 327. That money was used to purchase a | Potter’s field |
| 328. Under Roman rule the Sanhedrin was permitted to try cases which involved these matters: | a. Civil b. Religious |
| 329. The Romans reserved to themselves the right to try | Criminal cases |
| 330. Only Roman authorities were authorized to judge cases involving | Capital punishment |
| 331. What charges did the Jews present to Pilate against Jesus? | a. Subversion b. Opposing taxes to Caesar c. Claiming to the Messiah, a king |
| 332. The Jews knew that Pilate would consider only a charge involving | Political implications |
| 333. Name the Roman governor Jesus was brought to | Pilate |
| 334. They both called Jesus King: | a. Sanhedrin b. Pilate |
| 335. Pilate sent Jesus to this mind for judgment | Herod Antipas |
| 336. According to a Roman custom, on festive occasions, They would release | A prisoner of their choosing |
| 337. Pilate was holding a notable prisoner named | Barabbas |
| 338. That prisoner was guilty of: | a. Insurrection b. Robbery c. Murder |
| 339. To be released, Pilate offered the Jews a choice between: | a. Jesus b. Barabbas |
| 340. In the mean time, Pilate received a message from his | Wife |
| 341. It urged him to have nothing to do with this | Righteous Man |
| 342. Instigated by the Jewish rulers, the people chose | Barabbas |
| 343. What is the meaning of that man’s name | “Son of father” |
| 344. The whip that Pilate used against Jesus was made of | Leather thongs |
| 345. At the end of each one was placed a piece of | Bone or metal |
| 346. When Pilate brought Jesus back to the crowd, he said | “Here is the man” |
| 347. Instead of showing sympathy, what did the mob cry? | “Crucify Him” |
| 348. By Jewish, Jesus should die because he made Himself | The Son of God |
| 349. The Jews reminded Pilate that if he did not crucify Jesus, he was no friend of | Caesar |
| 350. Why was Pilate not accountable to the Roman senate? | He was a procurator 3 |
| 351. What did the Jews ask to be on them and their children? | Jesus’ blood |
| 352. Jesus refused to drink the pain killer to endure the cross in full possession of His | Mental powers |
| 353. What was written on the cross as Jesus’ crime | Jesus the Nazarene King of the Jews |
| 354. Jesus was crucified between two | Thieves |
| 355. The inscription on the cross was written in these languages: | a. Hebrew (Aramaic) b. Latin c. Greek |
| 356. List in order the seven words from the Cross: | a. “Father, forgive them, because they do not know what they are doing.” b. “You will be with me in paradise” c. “Woman, here is your son; son, here is your mother.” d. “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” e. “I’m thirsty” f. “It is finished!” g. “Father, into your hands I entrust My Spirit.” |
| 357. Using Matthew 27:45 – 54 and Luke 23:44, 45, list the seven signs at Jesus’ death: | a. Darkness over all the land b. The sun was darkened c. the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom d. The earth did quake e. The rocks rent f. The graves were opened g. Many bodies of the saints which slept arose |
| 358. Based on medical evidence, Jesus died of a | Broken heart |
| 359. These two men prepared Jesus’ body for burial: | a. Joseph (of Arimathea) b. Nicodemus |
| 360. In whose tomb was Jesus buried? | Joseph’s |
| 361. Who lingered before Jesus closed tomb? | Some faithful women |
| 362. What was set to secure Jesus’ body from being stolen? | a. Roman seal b. Roman guard |
| 363. According to Jewish method of reckoning time, any part of a day was Considered as an | Entire day |
| 364. Jesus announced that in would be this long in the heart of this earth | 3 days and 3 nights |
| 365. Name the women who went to buy spices to anoint Jesus’ body: | a. Mary Magdalene b. Another Mary c. Salome |
| 366. Before daylight, there was a great | Earthquake |
| 367. Who came down to roll away the stone? | Two angels |
| 368. What frightened the soldiers? | a. The angels’ brilliant appearance b. The earth tremor |
| 369. What did the soldiers do then? | Fled from the scene |
| 370. When the women arrived to the tomb, they found it | Opened |
| 371. What frightened the women? | Seeing the angels |
| 372. One of the angels told them that Jesus has been | Resurrected |
| 373. Before that Jesus was lying in the tomb, but now the tomb was | Empty |
| 374. Prompted by the women’s report, these two apostles ran to the tomb | a. Peter b. John |
| 375. Alerted by a guard, whom did the chief priests call for a meeting? | Sanhedrin |
| 376. Who denied the possibility of a resurrection? | The Sadducees |
| 377. To dismiss Jesus’ resurrection, the Jewish authorities came up with the idea of a | Grave robbery |
| 378. What authors reported that concocted story? | a. Matthew b. Justin Martyr |
| 379. After His resurrection, Jesus remained bodily on the earth for | Forty days |
| 380. He made these many appearances to various of His followers | Ten |
| 381. List the different people Jesus appeared to after His resurrection: | a. Mary Magdalene b. Other Women c. Cleopas and another disciple d. Peter e. Assembled disciples f. The Eleven (including Thomas) g. His disciples in Galilee h. More than 500 i. James j. His disciples in Jerusalem |
| 382. The first person the Risen Lord appeared to was | Mary Magdalene |
| 383. Who was Jesus mistaken for at that appearance? | The gardener |
| 384. It was then that Jesus spoke this name | Mary |
| 385. How did the person call Jesus? | Rabboni |
| 386. What is the meaning of that name? | My Teacher |
| 387. From that point on, Jesus should not be known by: | a. Sight b. Sound c. Touch |
| 388. Their fellowship should be a | Spiritual one |
| 389. A more intimate relationship would be known through the | Holy Spirit |
| 390. Jesus entrusted the women to tell His disciples that He would meet them in | Galilee |
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