<< Previous | Index | Next >>"THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW" Chapter Twenty-Seven Prevented by law from carrying out execution, the religious leaders sent Jesus to Pilate who condemned Him to be crucified (1-2,10-31). Meanwhile, Judas returned the betrayal money and hanged himself (3-9). Crucified along with two thieves, Jesus expired after six hours (32-56). His body was buried in Joseph’s tomb, secured by Roman guards (57-66). POINTS TO PONDER * The events leading to the crucifixion * The abuse Jesus suffered prior to His actual death REVIEW QUESTIONS 1) What are the main points of this chapter? - Jesus before Pilate and his soldiers - Mt 27:1-2,10-31 - Judas hangs himself - Mt 27:3-9 - Jesus’ crucifixion and death - Mt 27:32-56 - Jesus buried and tomb secured - Mt 27:57-66 2) What did Judas do when he realized Jesus was condemned? (3-5) - Returned the betrayal money and then hanged himself 3) What did Jesus confess to Pilate? (11) - He was the King of the Jews 4) Who was released instead of Jesus? (15-26) - Barabbas, a notorious prisoner 5) What abuse did the Roman soldiers inflict on Jesus? (26,28-31) - Scourged, stripped, crowned with thorns, mocked, spat upon, struck with a reed 6) Who helped bear Jesus’ cross? Where was Jesus crucified? (32-33) - Simon of Cyrene; Golgotha (Place of a Skull) 7) Who blasphemed and mocked Jesus as He hung on the cross? (39) - Those who passed by, including the chief priests, elders, and scribes 8) What did the guards confess after seeing the events following Jesus’ death? (54) - "Truly this was the Son of God!" 9) Where was Jesus buried? Who saw where He was buried? (57-61) - In Joseph’s tomb; Mary Magdalene and the "other" Mary (cf. Mt 27:56) 10) Why was a Roman guard placed at the tomb of Jesus? (62-66) - To prevent the disciples from stealing the body and saying He rose from the dead<< Previous | Index | Next >>
Home Page
Have A Bible Question? | Want A Free Bible Study Course? | Looking For A Church Near You?
Want To Talk With Someone By Phone? | Want To Discuss The Bible By Email?
Search The Outlines
Executable Outlines, Copyright © Mark A. Copeland, 2016