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LESSON EIGHT: Mark 14:32 to 16:20

Correct! Wrong!

Workbook Study Questions: Before you begin reading the workbook lesson please review the workbook study questions below. Then read the workbook lesson and answer the workbook study questions.

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Only God’s Son could drink the cup of death and survive it through the resurrection that would follow.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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In the midst of false accusations, Jesus kept His composure and was completely focused on what He was to do.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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The mocking of Jesus by the soldiers referenced in Mark 15 can be seen as a prophetic marking of the beginning of the ridicule and mocking that Christians will face until Jesus returns.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Golgotha is interpreted as the place of the:

A. Fear

B. Blood

C. Skull

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As Jesus hung on the cross, how many hours of darkness passed?

A. One

B. Two

C. Three

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Mark 15 tells us that Jesus’ body was laid in the borrowed tomb of Joseph of Arimathea.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Mark 16:1–8 is the account of Jesus’ resurrection, which is the hope of eternal life.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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The resurrection of Jesus is the ultimate essence of Christianity because as He lived, we can live.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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In this passage in Mark, two of the most indicative words of hope are spoken: Go tell His disciples “and Peter.” If ever two words represented hope and life and the restoring power of Jesus, they can be found in these two words, “and Peter.”

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Since Peter’s forgiveness and restoration is the first act of the New Covenant after the resurrection, perhaps the Body of Christ could learn a great lesson from this account.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Video Study Questions: Before you begin the video please review the video study questions below. Then watch the video and answer the video study questions.

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Mark 14:32–72 contains the account of Jesus going to the cross. Fill in the blanks in the following passage referencing Judas’ betrayal of Jesus: “As soon as He had come, immediately he went up to Him and said to Him, ‘___, _!’ and _____ him.”

A. Danger, danger, struck

B. Rabbi, rabbi, kissed

C. Friend, friend, hugged

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What did Peter do at the moment he realized he had denied Jesus just as the Lord foretold?

A. He tried to cover it up.

B. He screamed.

C. He wept.

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Prayer is the key that unlocks the throne of God’s mercy.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Jesus faced false accusations (referenced in Mark 15:1–5) but kept His composure and remained completely focused on what He was to do. This behavior can be a lesson to us when we face false accusations from others.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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What is the name of the man who helped Jesus by bearing His cross?

A. Simon, a Cyrenian

B. Paul the Apostle

C. Jesus’ brother James

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While no words can explain fully what Jesus did on the cross, His words in John 12:32 where Jesus said, “If I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men to Me,” tell His real purpose. He went to the cross with the ultimate goal to restore humankind to God through His final sacrifice.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Correct! Wrong!

Peter, who denied he knew Jesus, is included with the rest of the disciples, to meet the resurrected Jesus in Galilee. This can be a great lesson to believers from Jesus’ actions of forgiving, including, and restoring.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Correct! Wrong!

LESSON EIGHT: Mark 14:32 to 16:20

Workbook Study Questions: Before you begin reading the workbook lesson please review the workbook study questions below. Then read the workbook lesson and answer the workbook study questions.

Only God’s Son could drink the cup of death and survive it through the resurrection that would follow.

In the midst of false accusations, Jesus kept His composure and was completely focused on what He was to do.

The mocking of Jesus by the soldiers referenced in Mark 15 can be seen as a prophetic marking of the beginning of the ridicule and mocking that Christians will face until Jesus returns.

Golgotha is interpreted as the place of the:

As Jesus hung on the cross, how many hours of darkness passed?

Mark 15 tells us that Jesus’ body was laid in the borrowed tomb of Joseph of Arimathea.

Mark 16:1–8 is the account of Jesus’ resurrection, which is the hope of eternal life.

The resurrection of Jesus is the ultimate essence of Christianity because as He lived, we can live.

In this passage in Mark, two of the most indicative words of hope are spoken: Go tell His disciples “and Peter.” If ever two words represented hope and life and the restoring power of Jesus, they can be found in these two words, “and Peter.”

Since Peter’s forgiveness and restoration is the first act of the New Covenant after the resurrection, perhaps the Body of Christ could learn a great lesson from this account.

Video Study Questions: Before you begin the video please review the video study questions below. Then watch the video and answer the video study questions.

Mark 14:32–72 contains the account of Jesus going to the cross. Fill in the blanks in the following passage referencing Judas’ betrayal of Jesus: “As soon as He had come, immediately he went up to Him and said to Him, ‘_______, _______!’ and _______ him.”

What did Peter do at the moment he realized he had denied Jesus just as the Lord foretold?

Prayer is the key that unlocks the throne of God’s mercy.

Jesus faced false accusations (referenced in Mark 15:1–5) but kept His composure and remained completely focused on what He was to do. This behavior can be a lesson to us when we face false accusations from others.

What is the name of the man who helped Jesus by bearing His cross?

While no words can explain fully what Jesus did on the cross, His words in John 12:32 where Jesus said, “If I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men to Me,” tell His real purpose. He went to the cross with the ultimate goal to restore humankind to God through His final sacrifice.

Peter, who denied he knew Jesus, is included with the rest of the disciples, to meet the resurrected Jesus in Galilee. This can be a great lesson to believers from Jesus’ actions of forgiving, including, and restoring.

Mark 14:32–72 contains the account of Jesus going to the cross. Fill in the blanks in the following passage referencing Judas’ betrayal of Jesus: “As soon as He had come, immediately he went up to Him and said to Him, ‘___, _!’ and _____ him.”