Luke Quiz 23

Pilate found a lot of fault in Jesus.

The two malefactors who were crucified with Jesus went to the place of torment in hell.

The multitude who led Jesus Christ to Pilate lied about Jesus.

Jesus prayed, “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.”

Herod mocked God by mocking His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ.

The two malefactors were crucified on Jesus’ left hand.

The Jews were commanded to work on the sabbath day.

The Jews were commanded to work on the sabbath day.

A man from Bethlehem took Jesus’ body down and laid it in a used sepulchre.

Jesus told those women who were weeping not to weep for Him, but to weep for themselves and their children.

When Christ was crucified, there was darkness over all the earth for three hours.

Jesus was placed in the sepulchre the day before the preparation.

Jesus said, “Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit,” and then died.

At first, Pilate was not willing to crucify Jesus.

Herod and his men of war mocked Jesus and put a gorgeous robe upon Him.

Only a few people followed Jesus Christ to the place of His crucifixion.

Herod hoped to see Jesus perform a miracle.

The chief priests and scribes loved Jesus Christ.

The body of Jesus was wrapped in linen and laid in a sepulchre that was hewn out of stone.

Prior to Jesus’ unjust trial, Pilate and Herod were enemies.

The centurion who had seen all that had taken place, glorified God because he realized Jesus was a righteous man.

Joseph of Arimathea (Arimathaea) was a good, just man who waited for the kingdom of God.

While Jesus was on the cross, it grew dark and the veil of the temple was torn.

Jesus said that the day would come when people would pray for the mountains to fall upon them.

While Jesus was on the cross, the soldiers cast lots for His garments.

Jesus told those following Him that the days were coming when people will say to the mountains:

Through falsely accusing, mocking, and consulting together against Jesus, Herod and Pilate, who were once enemies:

Pilate, despite finding no fault in Jesus Christ, had Him:

Herod and his men of war mocked Jesus, dressed Him in a gorgeous robe, and sent Him:

One malefactor was saved and went to paradise, the other was not and went to:

As Jesus was on the cross, all of the people came together watching the things which were done, and they:

Joseph of Arimathea (Arimathaea), a counsellor, was a good and just man who also waited for:

Joseph placed Jesus’ body in a sepulchre on the:

When the centurion saw all the things which happened at Jesus’ crucifixion, he:

The multitude of people, including the elders, the chief priests, and the scribes led Jesus to:

Herod was very glad to get to see Jesus because he had heard many things about Him, and he hoped to see:

The crowd brought Jesus before Pilate and accused Him of:

Pilate called together the chief priests and the rulers of the people and told them he could find:

Herod questioned Jesus with many words, but Jesus:

The people cried out at once, asking that Jesus be crucified, and that they release:

They laid Jesus’ cross upon this man who was coming out of the country:

As the men led Jesus away, a great crowd of people followed them, including several women who:

Jesus was crucified at a place called:

Jesus was crucified between two:

One of the men who was being crucified with Jesus mocked the Son of God by saying if He was really Christ:

A sign reading, THIS IS THE KING OF THE JEWS, was written over the cross of Jesus in:

From the sixth hour until the ninth hour, there:

Jesus said to the thief who repented of his sins, “Today shalt thou be with:

Jesus’ acquaintances and those women who followed Him from Galilee:

Several women who were close friends of Jesus, left the place of burial in order to prepare: