Meaning of Jesus' death, Resurrection Narratives, Paschal Mystery

Question 1

Christ’s trials were held in a manner that is called

Answer 1

moro-moro (a mere stage act)

Question 2

supreme court of ancient Israel, made up of 70 men and the high priest, accused Jesus of blasphemy

Answer 2

Sanhedrin

Question 3

The Roman scourge is a terrible whipping of — lashes

Answer 3

39

Question 4

Pilate offered the prisoner ——– to be crucified and Jesus released, but to no avail.

Answer 4

Barabbas

Question 5

ordered the crucifixion of Jesus

Answer 5

Pilate

Question 6

place of crucifixion

Answer 6

Golgotha (Place of the Skull)

Question 7

most disgraceful, horrible form of execution in the early centuries

Answer 7

crucifixion

Question 8

Fortress

Answer 8

Antonia

Question 9

Way of

Answer 9

Sorrows (via Dolorosa)

Question 10

visiting pilgrim to Jerusalem, was commandeered to help Jesus carry his cross

Answer 10

Simon of Cyrene

Question 11

who were present at the execution?

Answer 11

the Gospels report:
Jesus’ mother
John the Beloved
handful of female disciples

Question 12

Jesus made —– final statements during his las hours on the cross

Answer 12

seven

Question 13

there were — criminals who were executed beside Christ

Answer 13

two

Question 14

INRI

Answer 14

“Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum”
Jesus of Nazareth, king of the Jews
- inscription above Jesus’ cross

Question 15

Jesus’ final hours on the cross lasted

Answer 15

from approx. 12 nn - 3 pm (3 hrs)

Question 16

painful death by

Answer 16

asphyxiation

Question 17

prominent member of the Council, who was himself waiting for God’s kingdom, went boldly to Pilate and asked for Jesus’ body

Answer 17

Joseph of Arimathea

Question 18

God has saved us from the ——- of sin

Answer 18

penalty

Question 19

effects of Jesus’ death to us

Answer 19

justification
sanctification
glorification

Question 20

leader of the high priests

Answer 20

Caiaphas

Question 21

implications of Jesus’ death to the Local Romans

Answer 21

problem solved

Question 22

implications of Jesus’ death to the Jewish leaders

Answer 22

end of their insecurities

fear relief

Question 23

implications of Jesus’ death to His disciples

Answer 23

hopelessness
“end of their dream”
insecurity

Question 24

implications of Jesus’ death to Jesus Himself

Answer 24

fulfillment of His earthly ministry

“mission accomplished”

Question 25

Trials Jesus faced before His crucifixion

Answer 25

He was brought before:
Annas
Caiaphas
Sanhedrin (assembly of religious leaders)

After this, He was taken before:
Pilate (Roman governor), sent off to Herod
and returned to Pilate, who finally sentenced Him to death