Passion of Christ Crossword

betrays Jesus for thirty pieces of silver
How did Jesus show us the depth of God's love?
The crime of insulting God or of claiming Godlike attributes
A criminal released by Pilate to the crowd, instead of Jesus, as part of a Passover custom.
Pilate releases Jesus' body to Joseph of Arimathea. Joseph wraps Jesus' body in a clean linen cloth and places it in a new tomb in the rock. - A guard is posted at the tomb to guard against Jesus' disciples stealing the body and claiming that he rose from the dead.
applies to a person who bears witness to the truth of his or her faith even unto death.
Abbreviates the Latin words meaning "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews"; an inscription over the cross that advertises Jesus' crime. Jesus accepts Pilates charge that he is the "King of the Jews".
The priest in charge of the Temple worship. The high priest shared in the general priestly duties.
Who is the first and most faithful witness to Jesus?
Jesus prays in agony in the Garden of _______: "My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from me; yet, not as I will, but as you will" (Matt 26:39). - Judas leads an armed crowd to arrest Jesus. All his disciples abandon Jesus at the time of his arrest.
Mary, the sister of Lazarus, anoints Jesus' head with expensive oil at ______
A wealthy disciple of Jesus and a member of the Sanhedrin who did not approve of the council's condemnation of Jesus. He wrapped Jesus' body in clean linen and placed him in a new tomb in the rock.
applies to a person who bears witness to the truth of his or her faith even unto death.
Conduct or language inciting rebellion against the authority of the state. The Sanhedrin found Jesus guilty of blasphemy but brought him to Pilate with a charge of _____
Why did God permit his Son to dies such a suffering death?
The name for the four separate accounts of the Passion of Christ found in the Gospels.
The high priest at the time of Jesus' crucifixion.
A brutal form of capital punishment used by the Romans that involved nailing or tying the extremities to a wooden cross. It was meant to torture and shame the condemned man and serve as a warning to others who witnessed it not to commit the same crime. The victim usually died by suffocation.
Word means "place of the skull"; site where Jesus was crucified.
Unfounded prejudice against the Jewish people. To blame the Jews as a people for Jesus' death is a form of ______