While Jesus showed submission to the written Law, he did not always interpret the oral tradition the same way as the religious leaders.

Luckily Jesus had told Peter that he might deny him three times so that Peter could resist the temptation to deny him.

The passion narratives of the Gospels were probably the oldest accounts about Jesus proclaimed in the early Church.

The people who welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem were the ones who had come to him for healing as well as the poor.

It was the Apostles’ idea to celebrate the Eucharist after the Last Supper.

Jesus had no fear of the death he was about to experience.

Many people take risks for loved ones and strangers because their worldview values love and includes God.

Jesus entered Jerusalem under the cover of night.

To follow Jesus is to live in the Spirit of Truth.

The evangelists all agree on the precise details of the passion narratives.

Jesus is symbolically in the forms of the consecrated bread and wine in the Eucharist.

Although Jesus showed submission to the oral tradition connected to the Law, he did not always submit to the written Law in the same way as the Pharisees.

Jesus was the Paschal Lamb, the symbol of Israel’s redemption at the first Passover.

Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross was complete gift to the world because only he was perfectly suited to be the instrument of God’s love.

The Jewish leaders obtained false testimony and brought in false witnesses so they could sentence Jesus to death.

Jesus’ charge that the Temple had become a den of thieves showed his disciples that he did not have any authority over the religious practices of Israel.

Jesus was betrayed by one of his own followers in the Garden of Gethsemane.

Under Roman laws of occupation, only the Sanhedrin could give the death penalty, but only for nonreligious crimes.

Ironically, it was Gentiles who recognized Jesus’ true identity at the moment of his Death.

In the early years of the Church, many Jewish converts to Christianity continued to experience conflicts with __________

St. Jerome said, "One is __________ enough who is poor with Christ."

The Gospels of Luke and John mention that it might have been _________ who influenced Judas to betray Jesus.

Why was Jesus upset with the money changers?

Jesus went before which of the following authorities prior to his Death.

The story of Judas is tragic for which of the reasons below?

One of the issues that Jesus had with some of the Jewish religious leaders was that he thought they were ________.

The word "Hosanna" means _________.

At the Last Supper, Jesus did all of these things EXCEPT for __________.

Which of the following events was NOT included by all four Gospel writers in their passion narratives?