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WorksheetsCFM Lesson on the garden of Gethsemane, the Atonement and the Sacrament
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 17mins
Fill in the blanks: Jesus Christ submitted his ___ to the Father’s ___ to accomplish the Atonement.
will, will
resignation, retirement
work, business
We follow Jesus Christ’s example when we choose to submit our ___ to Heavenly Father’s ___.
will, will
assignments, plan
lyrics, song
story, meaning
If we watch and pray continually, we will have the strength to resist ____.
temptation
reruns on Disney channel
vain repetitions
the truth
Jesus taught us many things in his life but in his last moments at the garden of Gethsemane all the way to the cross he gave us a lesson on ____.
suffering
living life to the fullest
All of the above.
What does Jesus do before he enters into the garden of Gethsemane that may have helped him prepare for what he was about to experience? Matthew 26:30
He sings a hymn with his disciples
He asks for a miracle
He heals the ear of a servant
He dismisses Judas without further adieu
What did Jesus do before entering the garden of Gethsemane to help him before he began to be sorrowful and troubled? Matthew 26:37-38
He takes with him trusted friends
He invites them to remain and be watchful
He shares: My soul is sorrowful to the point of death
All of the above is correct.
He finds strength in their companionship
What can help us in our sufferings?
TIP: Remembering the Atonement of Jesus Christ helps us through our suffering but what else can help?
Turn to a friend that loves you then ask for help
Find strength in the companionship of others
Look to family or church leaders that love you
All of the above helps when you need to find strength in companionship
How well does Jesus understand your sufferings?
With perfect empathy because he's been through it all.
He's the only one that can say with perfect empathy, "I understand!"
All of the above.
Which gospel account records Jesus's exact words in the midst of his suffering at the garden of Gethsemane?
Matt 26:39 if it is possible, let this cup pass from me:
Mark 14:36 Father, all things are possible unto thee; take away this cup from me:
Luke 22:42 if thou be willing, remove this cup from me:
Unsure, what Jesus said exactly in the midst of his suffering because all 3-accounts are slightly different.
What statement do all synoptic gospels found in Matt 26:39, Mark 14:36, Luke 22:42 agree on in unified harmony?
nevertheless not my will, but thine be
done
nevertheless the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak
nevertheless I never said it would be easy, I only said it would be worth it
All of the above
What does this principle teach us about suffering? "Praying for your Heavenly Father's will, will help you through your suffering."
have a nevertheless attitude when it comes to my own suffering.
I will focus on Father's will and accept it above my own desires.
"If my will is not yours, then I'm going to trust your will."
I will accept the results, even if they're not what I personally would have desired.
All of the above
What happened to Christ in Luke 22:43 during his suffering and how did that help him?
Father sent an angel to strengthen him.
All above describes that moment, eventually the angel left for He was required to complete the great atoning sacrifice by Himself.
He was strengthened from heaven to do the will of the father
Why did God send an angel to Jesus and how does that teach you about going through your own suffering? Luke 22:43
Angels are sent by Father to strengthen us to do his will.
Eventually the angel leaves and we're alone again
God will send you angels to strengthen you in your suffering
Do you ever wonder who that angel was that strengthened the Savior in his most desperate hour? *Any guesses just ask Gramps: askgramps.org/who-was-the-angel-that-helped-jesus-christ
Archangel Michael or Adam
Archangel Gabriel or Noah
Archangel Raphael (Enoch)
Unsure which divers angel it was
What did Jesus do when things got really difficult in the garden of Gethsemane after the angel left? Luke 22:44
He prayed more earnestly
He gave up
He left
He fell asleep
Besides teaching us how to suffer, Jesus's experience in the garden of Gethsemane teaches us to ___.
pray more earnestly
trust Heavenly Father
face our anxieties and apprehensions
do the will of the Father
watch and pray continually to have the strength to resist temptation
What is Christ asking Father with this statement? "Father, if thou be willing remove this cup from me."
Is there no other way?
Are you sure the Atonement has to be accomplished this way?
Is there some other way without having to drink that bitter cup?
All of the above.
What comforting words could Heavenly Father have said, "Father if thou be willing remove this cup from me."
No, you need to drink that bitter cup!
Remember the salvation of all mankind depends on you drinking that bitter cup.
I wish I could drink that bitter cup for you but I can't.
I wish I could take the suffering & pain away from what you're about to experience but I can't.
All of the above might have been said by the Father to comfort his Son.
Can we give William Tyndale (1494–1536) who was the translator from the Greek texts for this beautiful passage of scripture into English credit? Nevertheless not my will, but thine be done.
Sure why not
Who's William Tyndale?
Is there a time in the Church when we drink from a cup? John 19:28
Yes, during the sacrament once a week
No
What was the only request that Jesus made for himself while on the cross? John 19:28
I thirst (gave him vinegar to drink)
I hunger (game him a sandwich)
What are we supposed to be thinking about during the sacrament?
The Atonement of the Savior and showing our gratitude & love for Him.
Cup Pong
Battleship
Armageddon
All of the Above
What is one of the best places to really understand what the Atonement is about?
The Book of Mormon especially Alma 7:11-13
The Dictionary
Wikipedia
Your hairdresser
Jerusalem
What 8-things did Jesus experience during the Atonement based on Alma 7:11-13?
mankind's pains, or my pains & afflictions, temptations, sicknesses, death, infirmities, sins, transgressions
unsure, I wasn't there.
When we teach of the Sacrament, do we generally focus more on Jesus paying the price for our sins or His suffering to feel our pains, sicknesses...? Alma 7:11-13
Jesus paid the price for our sins
His suffering to feel our pains, afflictions, temptations, sicknesses, death, infirmities...
Both equally
Alma 7:12 explains that Jesus suffered these things so our pains, our afflictions, our sicknesses, that his bowels may be filled with mercy and that he may know how to ______ his people according to their infirmities.
succor
sucker
What does the word succor from Alma 7:12 mean?
to run to help
to rescue
noun: assistance and support in times of hardship and distress.
verb: to give assistance or aid to.
All are great definition of succor so you won't be a sucker.
