The Ordinance of Humility (Foot Washing Service)
Taking the Bread and Wine (Representing your acceptance of Christ's sacrifice- bread represents His body and the wine represents His blood)
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What causes Jesus' anguish in the Garden of Gethsemane?
Sin, separation, and surrender
100
Define mistrial.
A trial that has no legal effect by reason of some error or serious prejudicial misconduct in the proceedings.
100
How many statements did Jesus make on the cross?
7 (Be familiar with these - I may ask a question or two about them that didn't make it into JeopardyLabs.)
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When Jesus first appears to the disciples after His resurrection, how does He respond to their faults?
With patience
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How does God express Himself to humanity?
In terms we can understand- like "Father" "Son" "Holy Spirit" etc.
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In the Garden of Gethsemane, what causes Jesus to make the decision to save us?
Losing His people was more agonizing of a thought than losing eternity.
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The charge against Jesus changed from what? To what?
You call yourself God.
You incite the people against Rome.
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What are two of the four significant events that happened at the moment Jesus died?
A supernatural darkness blotted out the sun
There was a great earthquake
People were resurrected and taken to heaven
The veil between the MHP and the HP was torn from top to bottom
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Why is Psalm 22 significant?
It contains multiple direct references to Christ's experience on the Cross.
300
Summarize the descriptions (Names) of the Holy Spirit.
They all describe someone who brings two sides together.
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How is our Gethsemane similar to what Jesus went through?
The battle between our will and God’s will.
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Who was the high priest at Jesus' trial?
Caiaphas
(Was mentioned via p.276 slide Lesson 29)
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What does Jesus do while on the Cross?
He prays for His persecutors
He promises a dying thief Paradise
He makes sure His mother is cared for
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In addition to salvation, what three things does the Cross give us?
Meaning
Courage
Hope
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How does the Holy Spirit help us with knowledge?
He will lead us into all truth and help us remember it.
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Why are there so many angry people during Jesus' life?
The Jews hate being under Roman rule.
(Remember: Pilate, Herod the Great, and Herod Antipas)
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Biblically, what is Herod the Great remembered for?
(Similar questions could be- why did the people hate Pilate? Or what is Herod Antipas most remembered for?)
Killing all the male babies 2 years and younger in Bethlehem.
400
What peculiar comment did Ellen White make about Christ's crucifixion in the book Desire of Ages?
“So great was this agony that the physical pain was hardly felt.”
400
What is the Great Commission?
Go to all nations.
Make disciples.
Baptize them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Teach them to obey everything I have commanded you.
500
What is the unpardonable sin?
Calling the work of the Holy Spirit the work of Satan is the unpardonable sin.
(Satan committed this by convincing himself that God was not working in his best interest... so God is the bad guy.)
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What caused the Sadducees and the Pharisees to unite in plotting the death of Jesus?
When Jesus preaches, it isn’t against Rome, rather against the religious teachers.
500
Describe 5 of the 10 infractions at Jesus' trial.
LOOK AT YOUR NOTES! =D
(Lesson 29)
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What are the four steps in a typical crucifixion?
1. First you are publicly flogged
2. After flogging- mocked and scorned
3. Carrying the Cross
4. Being crucified – nailed hands and feet
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Name one of the four objections to the resurrection of Jesus AND explain why it makes more sense to believe Jesus is alive.