Luke Quiz 22

Peter was the disciple who betrayed Jesus to the chief priests and captains.

The Passover lamb was killed on the day of unleavened bread.

Jesus sent Peter and John to prepare the Passover for the disciples to eat.

The disciples of Jesus Christ believed themselves to be equal with one another.

Satan entered into Judas Iscariot, who went to the chief priests and captains to plan how he might betray Jesus.

 Jesus prayed that Peter’s (Simon’s) faith would not fail.

The chief priests and captains planned to pay Judas for betraying Jesus.

 Peter denied the Lord Jesus Christ after the rooster (cock) had crowed five times.

Peter and John asked Jesus where they should prepare the Passover.

When the hour was come, Jesus sat down with the twelve apostles to eat the Passover.

Jesus said that the bread which He broke was His body which is given for all mankind (you).

The cup represents the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ which He shed for us.

Jesus desired to eat the Passover meal with His disciples before He suffered for the sins of the world.

Jesus said that it was determined that He should die, but woe unto the man who betrayed Him.

The disciples began to blame each other for doing this thing (betraying) to Jesus.

The person who is chief among others is the one who serves.

The Lord told Simon Peter that Satan had desired to sift him as wheat is sifted.

Jesus told His disciples that they would sit on thrones judging the twelve tribes of Israel.

Jesus told His disciples to pray that they would not enter into temptation.

When Jesus arose from prayer and went to His disciples, they were sleeping for sorrow.

Judas Iscariot betrayed the Son of man, Jesus, with a kiss.

One of the disciples of Jesus cut off the left arm of the servant of the priest.

Jesus accused the chief priests and captains of coming out against Him as if He were a thief.

Jesus said that hereafter the Son of man shall sit on the right hand of the power of God.

The men mocked Jesus Christ and smote (hit) Him.

Jesus and His twelve disciples celebrated the Passover together in a large upper room which was:

Jesus desired to eat the Passover with His disciples because it would be their last meal together until they were:

The breaking of bread and giving thanks was done by Jesus to signify His giving of:

Jesus drank the fruit of the vine with His disciples, and He would not drink it again until the:

There arose a strife among the disciples as to which of them should be:

Jesus had prayed for Simon Peter that his:

Jesus told Simon Peter that when he was converted, to:

Jesus told His disciples as they ate the Passover meal, that the person who would betray Him was:

The person who betrayed Jesus to the chief priests and captains was:

Jesus stated that His disciples would eat and drink in His kingdom, and sit on thrones judging the:

Simon Peter told Jesus that he was ready to go with Him anywhere, even:

When the chief priests, captains, and elders came to take Jesus, they came as against a thief with:

Jesus told Peter that the cock (rooster) would not crow that day before Peter had denied thrice (three) times:

When the multitude arrested Jesus, He told them that He was in the temple daily but they put forth no:

Jesus told those in the garden who arrested Him, that it was:

Jesus said that the scripture must be accomplished in Him, which stated that He was reckoned (numbered):

When Jesus’ disciples followed Him to the Mount of Olives, He asked them to pray so that they:

As Jesus prayed in the garden, an angel appeared from heaven to:

As Jesus was in agony, He prayed more earnestly, and His sweat was as:

Judas, one of Jesus’ disciples, led the multitude of men to Jesus by betraying the Son of man with a:

When a maid saw Peter and recognized him as being with Jesus, Peter denied it by saying that:

An hour later another person recognized Peter as being with Jesus, and said that Peter was:

The men who held Jesus:

The men blindfolded Jesus, struck Him on the face, and asked Him to prophesy who it was:

Jesus told the elders, the chief priests and scribes that He would sit on the right hand of: