Ch. 10- Jesus' Death

Metaphor from Isaiah that describes Jesus’ suffering and death to save us from sin.

• Paschal Lamb

• ransom for many

• Suffering Servant

• crucifix

Metaphor from the Book of Exodus that explains Jesus’ sacrifice, the Lamb of God, that saves us from death.

• Paschal Lamb

• Suffering Servant

• ransom for many

• the Passion

Metaphor from Roman society that describes how Jesus paid the price for our salvation. We are no longer “owned” by sin and death.

• Paschal Lamb

• Suffering Servant

• ransom for many

Refers to the events of Jesus’ persecution and torture before his death

• obedience

• blasphemy

• Paschal Lamb

• the Passion

Roman leader who gave permission to have Jesus executed.

• scribes

• Pontius Pilate

• Pharisees

• chief priests

Saw Jesus as a threat who could lead the common people to rebel against their teaching.

• Pharisees

• Pontius Pilate

• zealots

• Romans

The official crime Jesus was charged with.

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The symbol of Christ’s death, transformed into the symbol of freedom and eternal life.

• The Rosary

• the Cross

• the Crucifix

• The Stations of the Cross

Jewish officials and scholars/teachers of the Law of Moses. They enforced the requirements of the Law. They told Jesus that He was breaking the Law of Moses.

• Pontius Pilate

• scribes

• Caesar

• the disciples

_____is a word meaning to “hear or listen,” the willingness and  commitment to submit to God’s will, as well as, Church teachings and practices that reflect the will of God

• The Bible

• Obedience

• Solidarity

• The Church