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| 4. | Being in anguish, Jesus prayed more earnestly, and His sweat was like drops of ____ falling to the ground. |
| 7. | The charge that led to Jesus’ death was ____. |
| 9. | Jesus’ greeting to Judas as ___ was not intimate, but gracious. |
| 10. | John17 is known as Jesus' _____ prayer. Foretaste of the intercessory ministry. |
| 12. | ____ is knowing the only true God through Jesus. |
| 16. | Jesus told the disciples that they would be put out of the ____, and anyone who kills them would think he is offering a service to God. |
| 17. | "I came from the Father and entered the world; now I am leaving the world and going back to the Father." This statement made the disciples believe that Jesus had come from God, and it summarizes His mission from incarnation to ____. |
| 18. | An ___ from heaven appeared to Jesus and strengthened Him at the time of His distress. |
| 19. | The Holy Spirit will convict the world of guilt in regard to sin (unbelief in Jesus is the root of all sin), ___, and judgment (Satan defeated at the cross), and He will guide them into all truth. |
| 20. | Jesus rebuked Peter for using the sword, healed the right ear of ___ (last healing miracle before the crucifixion), and showed compassion even toward one who came to arrest Him. Peter, still not understanding the will of God, rushed in to defend Jesus. |
| 21. | Jesus told His disciples, "Get up and pray so that you will not fall into ___." |
| 22. | "You will leave Me all alone. Yet I am not alone, for My ___ is with Me." |
| 24. | Jesus told His disciples that only when He went away would the ____ come to them. |
| 28. | After Jesus finished His prayer, He and His disciples crossed the ___ Valley and went to Gethsemane, where there was an olive grove. |
| 30. | Jesus remained silent (fulfilled Is. 53:7) in response to their accusation about His statement that He would destroy the temple of God and rebuild it in ___ days (Jn.2:19). He chose obedience over self-defense. |
| 32. | Peter denied Jesus three times. Then the rooster crowed, the Lord turned and ___ straight at him, and Peter went outside and wept bitterly. |
| 33. | Up to that point, the disciples had approached the Father on the basis of God’s Old Testament promises. But now they can pray to the Father in Jesus’ name."Ask in My name and you will receive, and your joy will be ___. |
| 34. | Jesus said, "In the future you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of God and coming on the ___ of heaven." |
| 35. | There are parallels between Jesus and ___: both men crossed the Kidron after being rejected by their nation and betrayed by someone very close to them, and both incidents were followed by hangings. [2Sa. 15 & 18:9-17] |
| 36. | ____ and another disciple - possibly John - followed Jesus into the high priest’s courtyard. |
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| 1. | Jesus prayed, "My Father, if it is possible may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I ___, but as you ___". "When we do not know God’s will specifically, we can voice our request, but we should always submit our preferences to God’s will." |
| 2. | Judas used the symbol of friendship, a ___ to betray Jesus. |
| 3. | Jesus took Peter, ___, and John to keep watch and pray with Him because His soul was overwhelmed with sorrow, for He had never experienced even the slightest shadow of sin or separation from the Father. |
| 5. | Jesus said, “Every day I was with you in the temple courts, and you did not lay a hand on Me.” Yet they came to arrest Him at night, revealing the power of ____ at work in them. It tells more about them than about Jesus. |
| 6. | Jesus was arrested, bound, and brought first to ____, who was the father-in-law of Caiaphas, the high priest that year. |
| 7. | During the Jewish trial, the attendants spat in His face, struck Him with their fists, ____ Him, slapped Him, and said, “ prophesy to us—who hit You?” |
| 8. | Jesus prayed three times at Gethsemane, and each time He returned to the disciples, He found them ___. |
| 11. | Jesus told His disciples, “If you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you do not have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one,” in contrast to what He had said in Mat. 10:10. He was warning them of a change in circumstances: He was soon to be crucified, and they would face hostility. This was not a call to violence, but a call to mental and practical preparation. When the disciples said, “Here are two swords,” Jesus replied, “That is enough,” showing that He was not endorsing armed defense—two swords are clearly insufficient for that. God’s kingdom advances through witness and endurance, not by force. This also fulfilled Isa. 53:12, that He was numbered with the ___, since having swords among them would make Jesus and His followers appear dangerous. |
| 12. | In the Garden of ___, ‘Not Your will but mine’ (rebellion) brought sin into the world. In the Garden of Gethsemane, ‘Not my will but Your will’ (submission) led to Satan’s defeat at the cross. |
| 13. | The ministry of the Holy Spirit is to convict the world, to ___ into all truth, to reveal what He hears, and to glorify Jesus. |
| 14. | Jesus ended the Upper Room Discourse with a prayer. He asked the Father to glorify Him with the glory He had with the Father before the world began. He prayed for the disciples, asking the Father to protect them from the evil one and to ___ them by the truth. He also prayed for those who would believe in Him through the disciples’ preaching, that they may be one just as He and the Father are one. |
| 15. | ____ means 'oil press'. Just as olives are crushed to produce oil, Jesus was “pressed” under the weight of the world’s sin. |
| 16. | Zec. 13:7 says, “Strike the ____, and the flock will be scattered.” Thus, the Scripture was fulfilled when everyone deserted Him and fled. |
| 23. | The armed soldiers drew back and fell to the ground before the one unarmed man when Jesus said, “I am He.” Falling to the ground often occurs when people encounter His presence/holiness. “No one takes My life from Me, but I lay it down of My own ___” (Jn 10:18). |
| 24. | ___ advised the Jews that it would be better for one man to die for the people than for the whole nation to perish. Though he meant it politically, he unknowingly spoke of God’s plan for Jesus’ death for the people. |
| 25. | "In Me you have peace. In this world you have trouble. But take heart! I have ___ the world." |
| 26. | When caught by a soldier, a young man who was following Jesus fled naked, leaving his garment behind. This man is often thought to be ___ himself. |
| 27. | Jesus told Peter, “All who draw the sword will die by the sword.” Peter’s sword was not needed—God’s power was already available, for more than ___ legions of angels were at His disposal. A legion was a Roman military unit of about 6,000 soldiers. 2Kin. 19:35 |
| 29. | The religious leaders were looking for ___ evidence against Jesus so that they could put Him to death. But they couldn't find any. |
| 31. | The Gospel writer ___ did not record Jesus’ agony in Gethsemane in order to maintain his emphasis on Jesus’ divinity. |
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