The Crucifixion and the Resurrection Flashcards

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What is crucifixion?

A Roman way to kill someone by fixing them to a cross.

Who sentenced Jesus to be crucified?

Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor.

What is Good Friday?

The day Christians remember Jesus' crucifixion and death.

What happened to the temple curtain when Jesus died?

It tore in two from top to bottom.

What does the torn curtain mean to Christians?

The barrier of sin was removed, so people can come to God.

What is the Resurrection?

Jesus rising from the dead on the third day after his crucifixion.

Who first found Jesus' tomb empty?

Women followers, including Mary Magdalene.

What does the Resurrection show Christians about Jesus?

That he is the Son of God.

How does the Resurrection give Christians hope?

It shows death is not the end and God gives new life.

What is Easter Sunday?

The day Christians celebrate Jesus' Resurrection.

What do Christians mean by atonement in Jesus' death?

It means making up for sin. Christians believe Jesus' death did this.

What did Jesus say on the cross about forgiveness?

He asked God to forgive the people who crucified him.