The Four Perspectives
In this Gospel, the narrative emphasizes the kingship of Jesus and the conspiracy of ruling powers like Pilate and Caiaphas.
What is the Gospel of Matthew
Jesus passed through this valley to reach the garden where he would pray before his arrest.
What is the Kidron Valley
He was the high priest at whose residence Jesus faced a hearing before the Sanhedrin.
Who is Joseph Caiaphas
According to Mark and Matthew, Jesus cried out these words "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani!"
My God, my God, why have you forsaken me
This term refers to the process of buying back or freeing a person by paying a ransom.
What is Redemption
This Gospel focuses on the innocence of Jesus, noting that even the centurion and a thief recognized he did not deserve death.
What is the Gospel of Luke
This was the specific name of the garden where Jesus experienced his agony and was eventually arrested.
What is Gethsemane
This Roman Prefect held the power to hand down the death penalty for non-religious crimes.
Who is Pontius Pilate
In John’s Gospel, these were Jesus' final words before giving up his spirit.
It is finished
This 10-letter word means to be made holy, just, and acceptable before God.
What is Justification
This Gospel portrays the suffering of Jesus, highlighting how he was viciously beaten and cruelly mistreated.
What is the Gospel of Mark
The Temple of Jesus’ time, which covered about 35 acres, was rebuilt by this ruler.
Who is Herod the Great
While the Jews accused Jesus of blasphemy, the Romans executed him for this political crime.
What is sedition
This unusual physical phenomenon lasted from noon until three in the afternoon as Jesus hung on the cross.
What is darkness
Derived from Latin, this term emphasizes that God was reconciling the world to himself through Christ’s humanity.
What is Expiation
This Gospel emphasizes the exaltation of Jesus, showing him in total control of the action and completing the Father's will.
What is the Gospel of John
This is the name of the place outside Jerusalem’s west gates where the Crucifixion took place.
What is Golgotha
This "Client King" saw Jesus after Pilate sent him over, only to return him to Pilate later.
Who is Herod Antipas
In the Gospel of John, when a soldier pierced Jesus' side, these two substances flowed out.
What are blood and water
This term describes the act of paying the penalty or making amends for a sin.
What is Atonement
Unlike the Synoptic Gospels, this specific Gospel provides a completely independent account of the Paschal events.
What is the Gospel of John
Jesus was taken to this fortress to stand before Pontius Pilate.
What is the Antonia Fortress
This man was released from his duty to the Sanhedrin to ask for Jesus' body and provide a new tomb.
Who is Joseph of Arimathea
Because it was nearly the Sabbath, soldiers broke the legs of the others, but they did not break Jesus’ legs for this reason.
he was already dead
The Church teaches that these people are the authors and ministers of all Christ's sufferings.
Who are sinners