Alive-O 4 Term 2, Lesson 9

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Alive-O4 Term 2, Lesson 9 The Passion and Death of Jesus

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Alive-O 4 Term 2, Lesson 9. The Passion and Death of Jesus. The Crucifixion. It was Passover time. Jesus and many of his disciples went to Jerusalem to retell the story Of Moses and his people and to eat the Passover Meal. Afterwards, Jesus and a few of his close friends - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Alive-O4Term 2, Lesson 9

The Passion and Death of Jesus

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The CrucifixionIt was Passover time. Jesus and many of hisdisciples went to Jerusalem to retell the storyOf Moses and his people and to eat the Passover Meal.

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Afterwards, Jesus and a few of his close friendswent to a garden on the hill of Gethsemane topray.

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Pilate asked Jesus what he had done wrong, why these people wanted to get rid of him, butJesus said that he had done nothing. Pilate didn’t think that Jesus had done anything wrong, but he didn’t want to upset the leaders of the Temple who ordered that Jesus be brought to him.

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Pilate offered the people a choice: he would release Jesus or another prisoner, Barabbas,who was a criminal. Stirred by the leaders of the Temple the people chose Barabbas.

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Barabbas was released and Jesus was led away, to be tortured. When he was bruised andcovered in blood, Pilate had him brought backto the people, thinking that they might feel sorry for him.

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The people shouted loudly: Crucify him, crucifyhim. Pilate finally gave in and Jesus was led to the foot of the hill of calvary. A crown of thornswas placed on his head. People mocked him and called him: King of the Jews.

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Then Jesus bowed his head and died.

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Jesus’ friends took his body down from the cross and wrapped it in clean linen.

Pause quietly for a moment.Sing: Stabat Mater (p. 293, Teacher’s manual.)