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  WEEK 3 TOPIC: THE PASSION OF JESUS BIBLE REFERENCES: Mark 14:43-52; Matt.26:47-56. SUB TOPIC: The Betrayal and Arrest CONTENT 1.      Meaning of betrayal 2.      The betrayal and arrest  SUB-TOPIC 1: of Betrayal is the act of giving out information about something or somebody to an enemy. It is act disloyalty and unfaithfulness SUB-TOPIC 2: THE BETRAYAL AND ARREST After the last supper, Jesus and His disciples left for  the Mount of Olives to spend the night there from  where they went to the garden of Gethsemane.  Jesus prayed a prayer of agony in the garden because  of the heaviness of His heart. After some time Judas  Iscariot who was to betray Him came with a crowd to  arrest Jesus because they have promised to pay him thirty pieces of silver if he can hand over Jesus to  them. Before this time, Judas Iscariot had given the  crowd a sign to identify the person to arrest. Judas  went near Jesus and kissed Him, on seeing this sign  the crowd that came with him im

  TOPIC: THE PASSION OF JESUS BIBLE REFERENCES: Mark 14:43-52; Matt.26:47-56. CONTENT    1.                       Meaning of betrayal     2.                       The betrayal and arrest Betrayal is the act of giving out information about something or somebody to an enemy. It is an act of disloyalty and unfaithfulness THE BETRAYAL AND ARREST After the last supper, Jesus and His disciples left for the Mount of Olives to spend the night there from where they went to the garden of Gethsemane. Jesus prayed a prayer of agony in the garden because of the heaviness of His heart. After some time Judas Iscariot who was to betray Him came with a crowd to arrest Jesus because they have promised to pay him thirty pieces of silver if he can hand over Jesus to them. Before this time, Judas Iscariot had given the crowd a sign to identify the person to arrest. Judas went near Jesus and kissed Him, on seeing this sign the crowd that came with him immediately arrested Jesus One of the d

PARABLE OF THE WHEAT AND TARES  (Matt. 13:24-30,36-40) A man sowed good seeds in his farm and at night, the enemy came and sowed weeds/tares (unwanted poisonous seeds). His servant saw this and wanted to act immediately to remove the weeds but the master said he should leave both to grow so that he won’t destroy the good seeds and when both have grown during harvest both will be separated. He who sows the good seeds is the son of man (Jesus). The field is the world.                    The good seeds are the sons of the kingdom. The weeds are the sons of the evil one. The enemy is the devil. The harvest is the end of the world. The reapers are the Angels   TOPIC: THE PASSION OF JESUS BIBLE REFERENCES: Matt.21:1-11; Mark11:1-11; Luke 19:28-44; Matt 26:17-30. SUB-TOPIC 1: THE TRIUMPHANT ENTRY. After Jesus finished His ministry in Galilee, He decided  to go to Jerusalem. On the way to Jerusalem He and  His disci