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Jesus travelled to Jerusalem for the last time to attend the Jewish festival of Passover. When he arrived, the road was crowded with
people waving palm branches. They laid their cloaks on the ground so that Jesus could ride over them on his donkey like a
king in praise for all the wonderful things he had done.
Scene 1 Jesus Enters Jerusalem
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But Jesus had enemies as well as friends. This is because he claimed to be the King of the Jews, so the Jewish leaders hated
him.
Scene 2 Jesus And His Enemies
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At the Passover Feast that evening, Jesus gathered his disciples together. “This will be the last supper I share with you before 1
suffer”, he said. He took the bread and gave them all some, saying “This is my body given for you, do this in memory of me”. Then he gave them all some wine, and said “This is my blood, which is poured out for you. Drink it in memory of me.” They didn't know
what Jesus meant, so before they left the table Jesus said in explanation, “One of you is going to betray me tonight!”
Scene 3 Jesus And The 12 Disciples
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Jesus went away to the Mount of Olives to pray. When he returned, the Disciples were asleep. As he woke them up, Judas, one of the disciples came into the room with a crowd of Roman soldiers, carrying swords and clubs. Jesus said, “Judas, are you
going to betray me?” Judas let the soldiers take Jesus away.
Scene 4 Jesus And Judas
Why do you think Judas betrayed Jesus?
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The soldiers took Jesus to Pilate, who was the Roman governor. Pilate could find nothing Jesus had done wrong, so he sent him to
King Herod. Herod couldn't find anything to charge Jesus with either, so he sent him back to Pilate. Pilate wanted to punish Jesus
and let him go, but the crowd and the Jewish leaders said, “Crucify him!” Pilate knew Jesus was innocent, but everybody wanted him killed - what could he do? He sentenced Jesus to be
crucified.
Scene 5 Jesus And Pilate
What does “Crucify” mean?(Use your dictionary to help)
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Because Jesus claimed to be the Son of God and the King of the Jews, the crowd mocked him by making him wear a crown made of thorns, and a purple cloak. “Long live the King!” they cried.
Scene 6 Jesus And The Crowd
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Scene 6 Jesus And The Crowd
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Jesus was crucified on a hill near Jerusalem. The soldiers nailed his hands and feet to a wooden cross, and left him to die. They
said, "If you are the King of the Jews, get down off the cross and save yourself!"
Scene 7 Jesus And The Crucifixion
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Two of Jesus' friends had asked permission to be able to bury Jesus properly. They took his body to a beautiful garden and
placed it in a tomb cut into the rocky hillside. They prayed and rolled a huge stone in front of the entrance to the tomb before they
left.
Scene 8 Jesus Is buried
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Three days after Jesus died, one of Jesus' friends, Mary, visited the tomb. When she looked inside, she was shocked to see that the
tomb was empty. Had someone stolen the body? But then she heard a voice saying. “Go and tell my friends I am alive and will
see them soon in Galilee”. It was Jesus!
Scene 9 Jesus And Mary
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The disciples could not believe what they had been told about Jesus, even when they remembered that according to their holy
writings, the chosen king would die and rise again. But then Jesus appeared in the room with them. "I am no ghost!" he said. "Touch me. You can't touch a ghost!“ The disciples believed him at last. Jesus told them that they must wait until God sent them the Holy
Spirit in his place, and go out into the world and make disciples of all the people.
Scene 10 Jesus Has Risen
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Soon Jesus returned to Heaven. The Disciples never again saw him on
Earth, but they knew that the Holy Spirit would come and help them if
they needed him.
Scene 11 Jesus Returns To Heaven
Now click the mousefor your questionsThis completes the Easter Story
Easter Story Questions
• Why did the people lay their cloaks on the ground ?
• Who took Jesus to Pilate?
• Who was with Jesus at the Passover feast?
• Where was Jesus crucified?
• Who went to visit Jesus' tomb 3 days after the burial?
• Where did Jesus return to?
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Jesus travelled to Jerusalem for the last time to attend the Jewish festival of Passover. When he arrived, the road was crowded with
people waving palm branches. They laid their cloaks on the ground so that Jesus could ride over them on his donkey like a
king in praise for all the wonderful things he had done.
Why did the people lay their cloaks on the ground ?
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The soldiers took Jesus to Pilate, who was the Roman governor. Pilate could find nothing Jesus had done wrong, so he sent him to King Herod. Herod couldn't find anything to
charge Jesus with either, so he sent him back to Pilate. Pilate wanted to punish Jesus and let him go, but the crowd and the Jewish leaders said, “Crucify him!” Pilate knew Jesus was
innocent, but everybody wanted him killed - what could he do? He sentenced Jesus to be crucified.
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Who took Jesus to Pilate?
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Who was with Jesus at the Passover feast?
At the Passover Feast that evening, Jesus gathered his disciples together. “This will be the last supper I share
with you before 1 suffer”, he said. He took the bread and gave them all some, saying “This is my body given for you, do this in memory of me”. Then he gave them all
some wine, and said “This is my blood, which is poured out for you. Drink it in memory of me.” They didn't know what Jesus meant, so before they left the table Jesus said
in explanation, “One of you is going to betray me tonight!”
Help Pages
Click to go back to question screen
Where was Jesus crucified?
Jesus was crucified on a hill near Jerusalem. The soldiers nailed his hands and feet to a
wooden cross, and left him to die. They said, "If you are the King of the Jews, get down off
the cross and save yourself!"
Help Pages
Click to go back to question screen
Who went to visit Jesus' tomb 3 days after the burial?
Three days after Jesus died, one of Jesus' friends, Mary, visited the tomb. When she looked inside, she
was shocked to see that the tomb was empty. Had someone stolen the body? But then she heard a voice
saying. “Go and tell my friends I am alive and will see them soon in Galilee”. It was Jesus!
Click to go back to question screen
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Where did Jesus return to?
Soon Jesus returned to Heaven. The Disciples never again saw him on Earth, but they knew that the Holy Spirit would come and help them if they
needed him.
Additional workAdditional work
Write up your comments made on the tape recorder. Create a graph on how many questions each of you got correct.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/christianity/christ_history.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/christianity/christ_holydays2.shtml
http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/easter/easter.html
http://familycrafts.about.com/parenting/familycrafts/sitesearch.htm
Information sites to visit on line
Books to read
The Easter Story (A ladybird bible book)The Life of Jesus (Nancy Martin)The children's Bible (Hamlyn)