Jesus' Teachings and Betrayal Events

As Passover approached, religious leaders plotted to eliminate Jesus due to his growing influence. Judas Iscariot, one of Jesus' disciples, agreed to betray him. Jesus instructed Peter and John to prepare the Passover meal. During the meal, Jesus shared bread and wine, symbolizing his body and blood, and foretold his betrayal. He taught his disciples about humility and service, emphasizing that true greatness comes from serving others.

Why were the religious leaders concerned about Jesus' growing influence?

• They feared losing their power.

• They wanted to support his mission.

• They wanted to learn from him.

• They were worried about his safety.

Who agreed to betray Jesus to the chief priests?

• James

• Judas Iscariot

• John

• Peter

What did Jesus instruct Peter and John to look for in the city?

• A merchant selling spices

• A child with a lamb

• A woman with a basket of bread

• A man carrying a jug of water

What did Jesus say the bread represented during the Passover meal?

• His teachings

• His body

• His journey

• His miracles

What did Jesus say the cup represented during the meal?

• A farewell

• A new promise

• A celebration

• A warning

What did Jesus reveal about one of his disciples during the meal?

• One would betray him

• One would deny him

• One would become a leader

• One would leave the group

How did the disciples react to Jesus' revelation of betrayal?

• They questioned each other

• They left the table

• They laughed

• They ignored it

What did Jesus say about the greatest among his followers?

• They should be famous

• They should be wealthy

• They should be humble and serve others

• They should seek power

According to Jesus, who is greater: the one who serves or the one who is served?

• Neither is important

• Both are equal

• The one who is served

• The one who serves

What did Jesus promise his disciples for standing by him?

• A kingdom and thrones

• A long life

• Fame and recognition

• Riches and wealth