What was a common job for many of Jesus's disciples?
Fisherman
Who was the Roman governor that sentenced Jesus to be crucified?
Pontius Pilate
What animal was commonly used for long-distance travel?
Donkeys or Camels
What simple clothing item did most people wear daily?
Robe/Tunic
Wore sackcloth and ashes
What did people often sit on or recline on while eating meals in Biblical times?
What empire ruled during most of the New Testament?
Roman Empire
What sea did Jesus calm during a storm?
Sea of Galilee
What did people tear as a sign of grief or distress?
Their clothes
What was a traditional way of greeting that we would consider strange today?
Kiss on the cheek
What item was commonly used to light homes at night?
Oil Lamps
What king tried to kill baby Jesus?
Herod
What road did Paul travel when he encountered Jesus?
The Damascus Road
What did women often use to cover their heads in public?
What did shepherds use to protect sheep?
Staff/Rod
What did people use to wash guests' feet when they entered a home?
Water (and a servant)
What title did Caesar claim that conflicted with calling Jesus "Lord"?
What desert region did the Israelites wander for 40 years?
The Sinai wilderness
What item did soldiers gamble for after Jesus was crucified?
Jesus's robe (garment)
Palm branches and their cloaks
What valuable spice was used to anoint Jesus and caused controversy because of its cost?
Nard (perfume)
What was the punishment method used by Romans for criminals like Jesus
Crucifixion
What city was considered the center of Jewish worship?
Jerusalem
What did washing feet represent in that culture?
Humility/Servanthood
What did it mean culturally when Jesus ate with sinners?
Acceptance/association with them