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Lesson 11 · March 17, 1900

Crowned and Crucified

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Jerusalem and Calvary, A. D. 31.

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  1. 1.Pilate having delivered Jesus to the soldiers, to what place did they take Him? . See note 1. Side texts: ; .
  2. 2.What was the first act of the soldiers, after escorting Jesus thither? .
  3. 3.For what purpose was this done? . Side texts: .
  4. 4.How did they further show contempt for Him? Verse 30. Side texts: ; .
  5. 5.Having thus satisfied their spite, what did they do with Jesus? . Side texts: .
  6. 6.On the journey to Calvary, what incident transpired? Verse 32. See note 2. Side texts: .
  7. 7.What other companions in affliction were led along with Jesus to crucifixion? . Side texts: .
  8. 8.Who went as sympathizers with the suffering One? . Side texts: ; .
  9. 9.What did Jesus say of their weeping? . Side texts: ; ; .
  10. 10.Upon arriving at Calvary, what was offered to Jesus? . See note 3. Side texts: .
  11. 11.Being raised upon the cross, what prayer did Jesus offer for His tormentors? .
  12. 12.Upon beholding Jesus' manifest agony on the cross, what did the rulers and many people say? . Side texts: .
  13. 13.What mocking words of the soldiers were added? .
  14. 14.What writing was placed above the head of Jesus on the cross? . Side texts: .

Reading

Notes

chapters 77, 78; "Spirit of Prophecy," vol. 3, chapter 10.

1. The "common hall," or public prætorium, was the headquarters of the Roman military governor, and was located, in time of peace, in some one of the best buildings of the city, as decided by the choice of the governor.

2. Cyrene was in North Africa, a province of Libya. That part is now known as Tunis. A large colony of Jews had settled there centuries before, and there were large numbers there still. Simon, though a Jew, was recognized as a foreigner on whom they could shift the burden of the exhausted One, whose slow motions were delaying the progress of the impatient guards.

3. This was a bitter, stupefying drug of myrrh (), but named gall (), because of its bitterness. Jesus, however, refused that which would in any way becloud His faculties, even though it might relieve His excessive pain.

Bible texts in this lesson

Matthew 27:27-43 · Mark 15:16-32 · Luke 23:24-38 · John 19:17-19 · Matthew 27:27 · Mark 15:16 · Acts 23:35 · Acts 23:28 · Acts 23:29 · Isaiah 53:3 · Isaiah 50:6 · Isaiah 50:7 · Mark 15:19 · Mark 15:31 · Isaiah 53:7 · Isaiah 53:8 · Mark 15:21 · Luke 23:32 · Mark 15:27 · Luke 23:55 · John 19:25 · John 19:28-31 · Luke 19:41-44 · Isaiah 2:19 · Revelation 6:14-17 · Matthew 27:34 · Psalms 69:21 · Luke 23:34 · Luke 23:35 · Mark 15:29-32 · Mark 15:36 · Mark 15:37 · Mark 15:38 · John 19:19 · Mark 15:23

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