Triumphal entry I
He was upset because he wanted more money for himself.
Judas
He was in total control during all the events of His life.
Jesus
What are the names of the three parables Jesus used to warn the people of the price they would pay for rejecting Him?
Parable of: 2 sons, tenants, wedding banquet
An offense or evil in relationship to God; “missing the mark”
Sin
Peace/harmony
Shalom
They threw their garments on the colt and along the road as Jesus rode the donkey.
The Jewish People
She anointed Jesus with costly perfume.
Mary
Which disciple plotted to kill Jesus in Matthew 26?
Judas
The tent that houses the presence of God
TABERNACLE
to express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin
Repentance
A supper was held in his house.
Simon the Leper
The city Jesus wept over
Jerusalem
Whom did Jesus call “hypocrites” and “blind guides” in Matthew 23?
Religious leaders
Each of the twelve chief disciples of Jesus Christ; “sent one”
Apostle
the process of helping to produce Christ-like character in a believer by another person
Discipleship
The Jewish religious leaders thought these people would destroy their nation if they left Jesus alone.
Romans
The Jewish leaders plotted to kill him along with Jesus.
Lazarus
Whom did Jesus use as an example of pure motives in Mark 12?
The Widow
The action of securing the release or recovery of persons from sin and evil by the payment of a price
Redemption
Unmerited pardon
Grace
Jesus fulfilled his prophecy during His triumphal entry.
Zechariah
The high priest who said it would be better for one man to die for the people.
Caiaphas
In Matthew 22, the religious leaders tried to trick Jesus when they asked him, “which is the greatest commandment in the law?” Jesus answered them:
love the Lord your God with all your:
heart
soul
mind
The rule of God over His people in His creation, established through Jesus Christ, which is present in the world yet is awaiting fulfillment at the second coming of Christ.
Kingdom of God
Acting in accord with divine or moral law : free from guilt or sin
Righteousness