Unit VII The Passion Week

UNIT VII

THE PASSION WEEK

I. SUNDAY

     A. The Triumphal Entry

NOTE: Matthew 21:1-9

NOTE: Mark 11:1-10

NOTE: Luke 19:29-40

NOTE: John 12:12-19

          1. The acquiring of the colt

NOTE: Matthew 21:2-7

NOTE: Mark 11:1-8

NOTE: Luke 19:30-35

NOTE: John 12:14

          2. The entrance into Jerusalem

NOTE: Matthew 21:8-11

NOTE: Mark 11:9-11

NOTE: Luke 19:36-38

NOTE: John 12:12-13

         3. The protest of the Pharisees

NOTE: Luke 19:39-40

     B. Jesus Views Jerusalem

NOTE: Matthew 21:10-11

NOTE: Mark 11:11

NOTE: Luke 19:41-44

II. MONDAY

     A. Cursing Of The Fig Tree

NOTE: Matthew 21:18-19

NOTE: Mark 11:12-14

     B. Cleansing Of The Temple

NOTE: Matthew 21:12-13

NOTE: Mark 11:15-19

NOTE: Luke 19:45-48

     C. Healings In The Temple

NOTE: And the blind and the lame came to him in the temple; and he healed them.

And when the chief priests and scribes saw the wonderful things that he did, and the children crying in the temple, and saying, Hosanna to the Son of David; they were sore displeased,

And said unto him, Hearest thou what these say? And Jesus saith unto them, Yea; have ye never read, Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings thou hast perfected praise?

And he left them, and went out of the city into Bethany; and he lodged there.

Matthew 21:14-17

          1. The categories of people healed

               a. Blind

               b. Lame

          2. The protests of the chief priests and scribes

III. TUESDAY

     A. The Withered Fig Tree

NOTE: Matthew 21:19-22

NOTE: Mark 11:20-25

     B. Controversy

NOTE: Matthew 21:23-22:46

NOTE: Mark 11:27-12:37

NOTE: Luke 20:1-44

          1. The authority of Jesus is questioned

NOTE: Matthew 21:23-27

NOTE: Mark 11:27-33

NOTE: Luke 20:1-8

          2. The parable of the two sons

NOTE: Matthew 21:28-32

          3. The parable of the owner of the vineyard

NOTE: Matthew 21:33-46

NOTE: Mark 12:1-12

NOTE: Luke 20:9-19

          4. The parable of the wedding banquet

NOTE: Matthew 22:1-14

          5. The issue of taxes

NOTE: Matthew 22:15-22

NOTE: Mark 12:13-17

NOTE: Luke 20:20-26

          6. The issue of marriage after the resurrection

NOTE: Matthew 22:23-33

NOTE: Mark 12:18-27

NOTE: Luke 20:27-40

          7. The great command

NOTE: Matthew 22:34-40

NOTE: Mark 12:28-34

          8. The Messiah is David’s Lord

NOTE: Matthew 22:41-46

NOTE: Mark 12:38-40

NOTE: Luke 20:41-44

     C. Condemnation Of The Scribes And Pharisees

NOTE: Matthew 23:1-39

NOTE: Mark 12:38-40

NOTE: Luke 20:45-47

          1. The “woe” of keeping people from being saved

NOTE: Matthew 23:13

         2. The “woe” of devouring widows’ houses

NOTE: Matthew 23:14

          3. The “woe” of mistreating proselytes

NOTE: Matthew 23:15

          4. The “woe” of being blind guides

NOTE: Matthew 23:16-22

          5. The “woe” of wrong priorities

NOTE: Matthew 23:23-24

          6. The “woe” of inner sinfulness

NOTE: Matthew 23:25-26

          7. The “woe” of hypocrisy

NOTE: Matthew 23:27-28

          8. The “woe” of killing prophets

NOTE: Matthew 23:29-33

     D. The Widow And Her Giving

NOTE: Mark 12:41-44

NOTE: Luke 23:1-4

     E. The Approach Of The Greeks To Jesus

NOTE: John 12:20-36

NOTE:  Church tradition says that Luke was in this group

     F. The Rejection Of Jesus By The Jews

NOTE: John 12:37-50

     G. The Olivet Discourse

NOTE: Matthew 24-25

NOTE: Mark 13:1-37

NOTE: Luke 21:5-38

          1. The three questions

NOTE: Matthew 24:3

               a. When shall these things be?

               b. What shall be the sign of your coming?

               c. What shall be the sign of the end of the world?

NOTE:  World

               a. Kosmos – 187 times in the New Testament

NOTE: Mark 16:15

               b. Aion – 128 times in the New Testament

NOTE: Matthew 28:20

          2. The Tribulation

NOTE: Matthew 24:4-26

               a. The first half of the Tribulation

NOTE: Matthew 24:4-8

                b. The second half of the Tribulation

NOTE: Matthew 24:9-14

              c. Exposition and Explanation

NOTE: Matthew 24:9-14

          3. The Second Return Of Christ

NOTE: Matthew 24:27-30

          4. The regathering of Israel

NOTE: Matthew 24:31

          5. Personal Applications

NOTE: Matthew 24:32-51

               a. The fig tree

NOTE: Matthew 24:32-44

               b. The faithful servant

NOTE: Matthew 24:45-51

          6. The judgment of Israel

NOTE: Matthew 25:1-30

                a. The parable of the ten virgins

NOTE: Matthew 25:1-13

                b. The parable of the talents

NOTE: Matthew 25:4-30

          7. The judgment on the gentiles

NOTE: Matthew 25:1-46

     H. The Cross Is Predicted

NOTE: Matthew 27:1-5

NOTE: Mark 14:1-22

NOTE: Luke 22:1-2

     I. The Betrayal Planned

NOTE: Matthew 26:14-16

NOTE: Mark 14:10-11

NOTE: Luke 22:3-6

III. WEDNESDAY

NOTE: No record of events on this day

IV. THURSDAY

     A. The Passover Meal

NOTE: Matthew 26:17-29

NOTE: Mark 14:12-25

NOTE: Luke 22:7-30

NOTE: John 13:1-38

     B. The Farewell Discourse

NOTE: John 14:1-31

     C. Discussions On The Way To Gethsemane

NOTE: John 15-16

     D. The High Priestly Prayer Of Jesus

NOTE: John 17

NOTE:  The “real” Lord’s Prayer

     E. The Garden

NOTE: Matthew 26:30,36-46

NOTE: Mark 14:26,32-42

NOTE: Luke 22:39-46

NOTE: John 18:1

     F. The Betrayal And Arrest

NOTE: Matthew 26:47-56

NOTE: Mark 14:43-52

NOTE: Luke 22:47-53

NOTE: John 18:2-12

     G. Trial Before Annas

NOTE: John 18:12-14,19-23

     H. Trial Before Caiaphas

NOTE: Matthew 26:57, 59-68

NOTE: Mark 14:53, 55-65

NOTE: Luke 22:54, 63-65

NOTE: John 18:24

     I. The Denial Of Simon Peter

NOTE: Matthew 26:58, 69-75

NOTE: Mark 14:54, 66-72

NOTE: Luke 22:54-62

NOTE: John 18:15-18

     J. Trial Of Jesus Before The Sanhedrin

NOTE: Matthew 27:1

NOTE: Mark 15:1

NOTE: Luke 22:66-71

     K. The Suicide Of Judas

NOTE: Matthew 27:3-10

V. FRIDAY

     A. Trial Before Pilate

NOTE: Matthew 27:11-14

NOTE: Mark 15:1-5

NOTE: Luke 23:1-5

NOTE: John 18:28-38

     B. Trial Before Herod

NOTE: Luke 23:6-12

     C. Second Trial Before Pilate

NOTE: Matthew 27:15-26

NOTE: Mark 15:6-15

NOTE: Luke 23:13-25

NOTE: John 18:39-19:1,4-16a

     D. Jesus Mocked By The Soldiers

NOTE: Matthew 27:27-30

NOTE: Mark 15:16-19

     E. The Walk To Calvary

NOTE: Matthew 27:31-34

NOTE: Mark 15:20-23

NOTE: Luke 23:26-32

NOTE: John 19:16-17

     F. The Crucifixion Of Jesus

NOTE: Matthew 27:35-56

NOTE: Mark 15:24-41

NOTE: Luke 23:33-49

NOTE: John 19:18-30

NOTE: The seven sayings of Jesus from the cross

               a. Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do. And they parted his raiment, and cast lots.    Luke 23:34

               b. Then saith he to the disciple, Behold thy mother! And from that hour that disciple took her unto his own home.      John 20:27

              c. And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise.       Luke 23:43

              d. Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? (My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?)

NOTE: And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?  Matthew 27:46

NOTE: And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpreted, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?         Mark 15:34

               e. After this, Jesus knowing that all things were now accomplished, that the scripture might be fulfilled, saith, I thirst.            John 19:28

               f. And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.  Luke 2:46

              g. It is finished

NOTE: Jesus, when he had cried again with a loud voice, yielded up the ghost.  Matthew 27:50

NOTE: And Jesus cried with a loud voice, and gave up the ghost.            Mark 15:37

NOTE: When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.      John 19:30

          1. The First Three Hours

NOTE: Matthew 27:35-44

NOTE: Mark 15:24-32

NOTE: Luke 23:34-43

NOTE: John 19:18-27

          2. The Second Three Hours

NOTE: Matthew 27:45-50

NOTE: Mark 15:33-37

NOTE: Luke 23:44-46

NOTE: John 19:28-30

          3. Events At The Death Of Jesus

NOTE: Matthew 27:51-56

NOTE: Mark 15:38-41

NOTE: Luke 23:45-49

              a. The veil of the Temple is torn in two, from the top to the bottom

NOTE: Matthew 27:51

NOTE: Mark 15:38

NOTE: Luke 23:45

               b. An earthquake that caused rocks to break

NOTE: Matthew 27:51

               c. Graves opened and recently deceased saints were resurrected

NOTE: Matthew 27:52-53

               d. The centurions and others declare Jesus to have been the Son of God

NOTE: Matthew 27:54

NOTE: Mark 15:39

NOTE: Luke 23:47

               e. Women and men who followed Jesus witness His death

NOTE: Matthew 27:55-56

NOTE: Mark 15:40-41

NOTE: Luke 23:49

     F. The Burial Of Jesus

NOTE: Matthew 27:57-60

NOTE: Mark 15:42-46

NOTE: Luke 23:50-54

NOTE: John 19:31-42

VI. SATURDAY

     A. The Women At The Tomb

NOTE: Matthew 27:61

NOTE: Mark 15:47

NOTE: Luke 23:55-56

     B. The Guard Is Set

NOTE: Matthew 27:62-66