The Roman Empire
He was emperor during Jesus's lifetime
Augustus
The little town where Jesus was born
Bethlehem
The money that Judas received for betraying Jesus.
Thirty pieces of silver
The name given to the day when Judas received the money to betray Jesus.
Spy Wednesday
The New York Avenue where the annual Easter parade is held.
Fifth Avenue
The Roman name of the land where Jesus lived.
Judea
The Beautitutes were recited by Jesus during this.
The sermon on the Mount
A betrayal is often called this, a biblical reference to how Jesus was betrayed.
The kiss of Judas
The day Jesus instituted the Eucharist
Holy Thursday
When Jesus entered this city, the people welcomed him with palm leaves.
Jerusalem
The Roman governor who sent Jesus to be crucified
Pontius Pilate
Jesus raised him from the dead.
Lazarus
The place where Jesus was captured.
The Garden of Gethsemane
The day Jesus died.
Good Friday
The Last supper was a celebration of this Jewish feast that Jesus shared with his disciples.
Passover
The wife of the governor that sent Jesus to his death.
Claudia Procula
Jesus made a miracle at a wedding feast in this town.
Cana
The disciple who cut off an ear of a soldier the night Jesus was captured.
Peter
The day during Holy Week when people traditionally are baptized.
Holy Saturday
The Easter Bunny is believed to have originated in Germany by this religious group.
Lutherans
The four letters on top of the cross that signify "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews."
I.N.R.I.
Also known as Calvary, the hill where Jesus was crucified.
Golgotha
The name of the two thieves that were crucified alongside Jesus.
Dismas and Gestas
The first day of Holy Week.
Palm Sunday
The French-Russian company that made Easter eggs for the Czar of Russia.
Fabergé