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Religion vocab

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the Passover meal that Jesus and his disciples celebrated before his arrest last supper
means olive press, a garden outside Jerusalem where Jesus went to pray after the last supper Gethsemane
one of the twelve, he betrayed Jesus to the authorities Judas Iscariot
the reigning high priest who had been appointed by the roman government Caiaphas
someone from the town of Nazareth. This is how a placard identified Jesus on the cross Nazarene
the crime of insulting God or of claiming Godlike attributes. Jesus was accused of this for identifying himself as the Son of God and Christ Blasphemy
the Jewish governing council. Its responsibilities were mainly religious Sanhedrin
the roman governor of Judea. Although he found Jesus guilty of nothing, he sentenced him to death by crucifixion Pontius Pilate
the center of Roman government in a province Praetorium
a hill outside Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified. The name means place of the skull Golgotha (Calvary in Latin)
a form of execution in which the victim is nailed or bound to a cross and left to die slowly and painfully Crucifixion
the man who was forced to help Jesus carry the cross to Golgotha Simon of Cyrene
an influential member of the Sanhedrin who buried Jesus’ body in his own tomb .Joseph of Arimathea
one of the women who followed Jesus Mary Magdalene
the sacrament by which Christ forgives sins Resurrection
a small village of few hours away from Jerusalem. After his resurrection, two of Jesus’ followers met him on the road to Emmaus, but did not recognize him until he broke bread with them Emmaus
the reigning high priest who has been appointments by the Roman government Cleopas
the old testament scriptures. Jesus said that he had come to fulfill the law and the prophets Law and the Prophets:
one of the 12. He was not present when Jesus appeared to the rest Thomas
God the father, God the Son, and God the Holy spirit. The trinity refers to three persons but one God Trinity
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