Christ's Conflict with Death

1.State the result of sin.
2.Name one way in which Jesus manifested his power to frustrate death. .
3.Give a still stronger evidence. .
4.Why was this a marked case? .
5.What assertion did he make at this time? .
6.Did Jesus understand that he must die? .
7.Did he wish to escape it? .
8.What were his feelings in the garden? .
9.Describe the manner of his death.
10.What was the significance of the crown of thorns? See note 1.
11.How was he treated by men? ; .
12.How did he take this abuse? ; .
13.What were his feelings toward those who mocked him? .
14.What transpired in nature? .
15.Repeat the agonizing cry. .
16.Why did he die so soon? See note 2.
17.How did the disciples feel? .
18.What was the promise of God concerning him? .

Notes

1. The curse of the earth was thorns and thistles. When the Jews in their madness and mockery plaited that crown of thorns, and pressed it upon the Saviour's brow until the blood trickled down the Sufferer's face, little did they think that they were thus saying to the world, Behold the One who bears the curse of the earth.

2. The burden of the sin of the world was upon him, a mocking crowd about him; his Father withdrew his presence; the strain was too great, and he died of a broken heart. Physicians tell us that the flow of blood and water testified to this fact. See .

Bible texts in this lesson

Matthew 4:23 · John 11:43 · John 11:44 · John 11:39 · John 11:25 · Luke 9:22 · John 12:27 · Luke 22:42 · Isaiah 53:3 · Isaiah 53:5 · Isaiah 53:7 · Matthew 26:67 · 1 Peter 2:23 · Luke 23:34 · Matthew 27:45 · Matthew 27:51-54 · Matthew 27:46 · Luke 24:17 · Luke 24:21 · Psalms 16:10 · John 19:34

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