Instructions

  1. Start solving the crossword by selecting the first tile of the word you want to fill in.
  2. Continue typing letters till you reach the end of the word.
  3. The cursor will initially be set to answer the "across" clues. As you type, the letters will fill to the right. In the "down" mode, the letters will fill in the downward direction.
  4. Use the "down/right" arrow key on the keyboard or the buttons below to switch from across to down. Mobile and tablet users will find these buttons useful.
  5. When the last tile in a particular direction is reached, the mode may automatically change to the other mode.
  6. The "save" button allows you to save your session while the "load" button restores your answers and you can continue working on the puzzle at a later time.

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4."Your enemies will encircle you and dash you to the ground. They will not leave one stone on another, because you did not recognize the time of God's coming to you." Who do the 'enemies' refer to?
6.The stone the builders rejected has become the ____.
7.The pouring of expensive perfume on Jesus took place at the home of ___ the Leper.
9.When the religious leaders questioned Jesus' authority, He countered by asking, 'Did John's baptism come from heaven or from men?' This was to reveal their hypocrisy (they were more concerned about their power than the truth), their fear of the public, and to link His authority to John's ministry, since John had publicly declared Jesus as the ___.
10.Jesus said the anointing was done in preparation for the day of His ___. In Jewish custom, bodies were anointed with perfumes and spices before __. Even though Mary may not have known this and Jesus had not yet died, her act was prophetic. Mat. 19: 39-40
12.Jesus wept over ___ because they rejected His peaceful coming and His gracious offer of salvation.
13.Jesus arrived in Bethany ___ days before Passover.
16.When the crowd of disciples began to praise God, the ___ asked Jesus to rebuke them. Jesus said, "If they keep quiet, the stones will cry out."
18."Wherever this gospel is preached, what she has done will also be told in memory of her." Who is 'she' referring to? Mat. 26:6-13, Mk.14:3-9, Jn. 12:1-11. [ Lk. 7:36-50 is a different story]
19.Many are invited, but few are ___.
20.The question the religious leaders asked to trap Jesus was, “Is it right to pay taxes to ___?” His answer not only silenced them but also established an important principle for Christians regarding their relationship to God and civil government.
21.____ anointed Jesus with an expensive perfume (a year's wages) as an act of worship, love, and gratitude. Real worship always costs the worshipper.
24.The parable of the ___ teaches that actions reveal true obedience, not words. Repentant sinners are closer to God than proud hypocrites.
25.The religious leaders realized that Jesus had spoken the three parables against them, so they sent some of the Pharisees and ___ to trap Him in His words. They could find no fault in Him. He was the true Passover Lamb, without blemish! (Ex.12:5).
28.A king riding a horse symbolizes war, while riding a donkey represents peace. Jesus rode on a colt to show that His kingdom is one of peace and humility. He came the first time as a suffering ___, but He will return as a conquering King riding a horse. Rev. 19:11.
29.Jesus told the parables of the Two Sons, the ____ and the Wedding Banquet to confront the religious leaders.
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1.The Parable of the ____ teaches that Israel rejected God’s prophets and ultimately Jesus. As a result, the kingdom of God was taken away from them and given to those who faithfully follow Jesus. However, this rejection is not permanent, for as Rom. 11:26 says, all Israel will one day be saved.
2.As the anticipated Savior who would liberate the Israelites from Roman rule, Jesus was welcomed into Jerusalem with shouts of ___ meaning 'Save us now!' But when He didn’t meet their expectations, the same crowd later cried, 'Crucify Him!'
3.The disciples did not understand all the things that were happening with Jesus at the time. It was only after He was ___ that they realized these things had been written about Him.
5.When you pray, believe that you have received whatever you ask, according to His will. And if you hold anything against anyone, ____ him, so that your Father in heaven may also ____ your sins.
8.___ criticized the pouring of expensive perfume on Jesus, not because he cared about the poor, but because he was a thief.
9.In fulfillment of Zechariah 9:9, Jesus entered Jerusalem in a way that showed He was the ___, the Son of David.
11.Jesus rode on a colt that had never been ___, symbolizing an untrained and hard-to-control animal set apart for a holy purpose. The colt submitted peacefully to its true King — recognizing Him, even when the people did not. Num.19:2 & Isa.1:3
14.The people who witnessed Jesus raise ____ from the dead continued to spread the word and came to meet Him. Seeing this, the Pharisees said to one another, 'See this is getting us nowhere, the whole world has gone after Him!'"
15.The chief priests made plans to kill ___ as well, because many of the Jews were going to Jesus and putting their faith in Him on account of the sign they had witnessed.
17.The ____ were a political party who supported Herod's rule as a client king under Roman authority.
19.Laying down ___ and palm branches was like rolling out a red carpet for a king.
22.Every day, Jesus was ____ at the temple, yet the religious leaders couldn't kill Him.
23.If anyone asked the disciples why they were untying the animal, they were instructed to say, "The Lord needs it and will send it back ___."
24.Jesus cleansed the ___ twice, once at the beginning of His ministry (John 2), and once toward the end as recorded in the Synoptic Gospels.
26.The Parable of the Wedding Banquet teaches that only those who respond to God’s invitation, clothed in the proper wedding garments(righteousness), will enter His kingdom. Rejecting His invitation leads to outer darkness. A similar parable, the ___ Banquet, is found in Luke 14.
27.The fig tree symbolizes Israel. Jesus’ cursing of the fig tree is a symbolic act of judgment against spiritual hypocrisy and fruitlessness (leaves without fruit), particularly among the religious leaders of Israel. It also serves as a lesson about the power of___.

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