Sunday before Easter
What is the Sunday before Easter called?
Palm Sunday
What food did Jesus break in two to share?
Bread - loaf of bread
Where did Jesus go to pray after passover?
A garden
Where was Jesus's body put after he died?
In a tomb
What animal did Jesus rise into Jerusalem?
A donkey!
Why is the Sunday before Easter called Palm Sunday?
A. A palm tree was planted as a symbol of Jesus death on a tree
B. When Jesus entered Jerusalem people welcomed Him by waving palm branches
B. When Jesus entered Jerusalem people welcomed Him by waving palm branches
What drink did Jesus pour to share?
Wine
While Jesus prayed in the garden, what did his disciples do?
Fell asleep
Three days after Jesus died, who appeared?
An angel
What did Jesus wash at the Passover feast?
His disciples feet
While waving the palm branches, the people shouted, what?
Hosanna!
Jesus and his followers had a feast to celebrate ______?
Passover
Which disciple turned against Jesus and helped the angry leaders put Jesus in prison?
Judas
What did the angel do at Jesus tomb?
Rolled away the stone at the entrance and sat on it
On which day of Holy Week do we remember the crucifixion of Jesus?
Good Friday
Hosanna means?
Save us!
Jesus said "Eating and drinking these things will remind you of ________?
Me
Judas led the angry leaders to the garden Jesus was praying in. The disciples were scared and did what?
Ran away
What did the angel tell the three women that were visiting Jesus tomb?
He has risen!
What happened to the curtain in the temple?
Torn in two, from top to bottom
What was the name of the holy city
Jerusalem
What did Jesus tell his followers he would do soon?
Leave
The leaders of Jerusalem handed Jesus over to their ruler. Their ruler ordered Jesus to be put to death how?
Hanging him on a wooden cross
How many days later did Jesus rise up to heaven to be with God, his father
40 days
How many pieces of silver did Judas take to betray Jesus? *BONUS* What did Judas do with the money?
30 pieces of silver *BONUS* Judas returned the money to chief priests and elders