WorksheetsThe Passover Festival
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 32mins
What is the Hebrew name for PASSOVER?
Shadrach
Meshach
Pesach
Abednego
How long is the Passover festival?
Three to Five Days
One Day
Two Weeks
Seven to Eight Days
Why do people celebrate the Passover?
To remember how God freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt
To remember the coming of the Messiah to Jerusalem
To spare the life of every first born male from the angel of death
It remember the last supper of Jesus Christ with His disciples
The Passover Seder (Jewish ritual) consists of the following:
Unleavened Bread
Wine
Bitter Herbs
Lamb
Unleavened Bread
Wine
Leafy Greens (vegetables)
Pork
Barley Bread
Wine
Leafy Greens (vegetables)
Lamb
Barley Bread
Wine
Bitter Herbs
Fish
What do the bitter herbs represent?
The food the Israelites ate as slaves in Egypt
The bitterness the Israelites experienced while in the wilderness
The bitterness the Israelites experienced as slaves in Egypt
God's promise to free the Israelites from slavery
What does the unleavened bread symbolize?
God's promise to free the Israelites from slavery
The food the Israelites ate as slaves in Egypt
The Israelites leaving Egypt in a hurry (with no time to prepare)
The sacrifices of the Israelites when they left Egypt
What does the lamb represent?
The Israelites' traditional food for every celebration
The perfect sacrifice that took the place of the firstborn male during the 10th plague
The main livestock of the Israelites in Egypt
The firstborn male in unmarked households who died during the 10th plague
How did people react when they saw Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey?
(Choose ALL that are true.)
People were shouting HOSANNA.
People were inviting Jesus to stay at their homes.
People threw palm branches on the ground.
People threw their garments on the ground.
What is the meaning of HOSANNA?
The Chosen One is here!
King of Kings, Lord of Lords!
Please, God, save us!
Son of God, have mercy!
What did the Jews expect Jesus to save them from?
From the Egyptians who enslaved their ancestors
From the Romans ruling over them
From sin and from hell
From the sinners around them
What do the palm branches symbolize?
Peace and victory
Love and loyalty
Hospitality and warmth
Worship and praise
What does Jesus riding on a donkey teach us?
To ask permission before borrowing something
To be humble
To be practical
To be unique
"For even the Son of Man came not to be _____ but to _____ _____."
~ Mark 10:45 ~
celebrated,
die alone
worshiped,
lift others
served,
serve others
loved,
love others
"_____ yourselves before the _____, and He will _____ you up."
~ James 4 : 10 ~
(a)
Where did Jesus go when He arrived in Jerusalem during the Passover festival?
He preached to the people.
He went to the temple
He healed the sick.
He performed miracles.
Why do people come to the temple during Passover?
To trade unique goods and animals
To reenact (dramatize) the events that took place in Egypt
To meet Jews from other parts of the world
To worship God and offer sacrifices
What did Jesus see when He walked into the temple courts?
People waving palm branches to welcome him
Animals and money changers everywhere
Religious leaders plotting his death
Jews from different places worshiping God
What made Jesus angry with what he saw?
(Choose ALL that are true.)
People disrespected the house of God, which was meant to be a place for worship.
The religious leaders kept questioning Jesus so he could not buy an animal sacrifice.
He cannot find His disciples because of the crowd of merchants and animals.
The temple was turned into a marketplace, where merchants cheated worshipers.
What did Jesus do in his anger?
(Choose ALL that are true.)
He poured out the coins of the money changers.
He knocked down the seats of those selling pigeons.
He knocked over the money changers' tables.
He made a whip of cords and drove out the animals.
Was it right for Jesus to be angry?
(Choose ALL that are true.)
Yes, because Jesus cared deeply about God, so he wanted to protect God's temple.
Yes, as long as no person nor animal got hurt in the process.
Yes, because Jesus was angry not for his own benefit.
No, because being angry is a sin.
Why were the religious leaders angry at Jesus?
Because Jesus beat them in driving out the merchants and animals
Because the animals were temple pets
Because Jesus called God's house "a den of robbers"
Because they loved the money that the dishonest merchants brought them
"Be not _____ in your own eyes ;
_____ the Lord, and turn away from _____."
~ Proverb 3 : 7 ~
(a)
Where did Jesus and His disciples stay during the Passover?
(Choose ALL that are true.)
Bethany
Bethlehem
The house of Lazarus
The house of Simon, the leper
What did Mary do while Jesus and His disciples were celebrating the Passover?
She was helping Martha prepare the Passover meal.
She sat by Jesus feet and listened to Him.
She poured perfume on Jesus' head.
She ate with Jesus and His disciples.
What kind of perfume did Mary bring?
Pure myrrh in a gold flask
Pure olive oil in a gold flask
Pure nard in an alabaster jar
Pure citron in an alabaster jar
How much was the perfume worth?
A month's wage
Half a year's wage
A year's wage
Three years' wage
What did the disciples say about what Mary did for Jesus?
"Do not disturb Jesus."
"Pour perfume on each of our heads as well."
"How could you treat Jesus as though he were dead?"
"The perfume could have been sold and the money given to the poor."
Who among the disciples was particularly displeased with Mary's actions?
John the Beloved
Judas Iscariot
Simon the Zealot
Simon Peter
What did Jesus say in response to what Mary did?
(Choose ALL that are true.)
Mary's actions will be told wherever the Gospel is preached.
Mary has chosen what is better.
Mary is preparing my body for burial.
The poor you will always have with you, but you will not always have me.
What does Mary's action teach us?
In everything, give God the best.
Remember loved ones before they die.
Offer God the most expensive perfume.
All offerings should be worth a year's wage.
"You must each _____ in your heart how much to _____.
And don't give reluctantly or in response to _____.
For God loves a _____ giver."
~ 2 Corinthians 9:7 ~
(a)
What was the role of Judas Iscariot among the twelve disciples?
Sergeant-at-arms
Treasurer
Secretary
Public relations officer
What did Judas Iscariot receive to betray Jesus?
An alabaster jar of pure nard
30 gold coins
30 silver coins
A high position in the temple
"Do not love this _____ nor the things it offers you,
for when you love the _____, you do not have the
love of the _____ in you."
~ 1 John 2 : 15 ~
(a)
