The Atonement- The last week of the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ
Study Guide for Easter - April 2012
compiled by Danny Hastings
Sources:
The Scriptures; Bible Dictionary, p.693- Harmony of the Gospels;
Our Lord of the Gospels, J. Reuben Clark, p.361;
Jesus the Christ, James E. Talmage, Chaps.29-37;
Doctrinal New Testament Commentary, Bruce R. McConkie, pp. 573-851.
Introduction- John 11:1-46 Jesus raises Lazarus from the Dead, Effect upon the Jewish
hierarchy; Talmage, pp. 496-8; McConkie, pp. 518-523.
Luke 18:31-34 Jesus foretells his own death
Notes- 1. Jewish Days- Begin at sunset, not at midnight; Talmage, p.593, fn. K.
2. Differences in the Four Gospels:
- Matthew- Publican, educated, eyewitness, Apostle, written to the Jews.
- Mark- Peter’s Gospel- “living picture of a living Man”.
- Luke- Paul’s missionary companion, physician, miracles, to the Gentiles.
- John- Beloved Disciple, written last, contrasts Jesus with Jewish authority.
Sixth Day before the Passover- SUNDAY, (begins Saturday Evening); Talmage, p. 510.
John 12:1-9 Dinner in Bethany with Lazarus, Mary, Martha
esp. vs. 3 Mary anoints Jesus’ feet
John 12:10-11 Chief Priests plot against Lazarus; McConkie, pp.573-4.
Matt. 21:1-11 Triumphal entry into Jerusalem; (see also John 12:12-16).
Luke 19:41-44 Jesus weeps over Jerusalem
Fifth Day before the Passover- MONDAY, Spent at the Temple; Talmage, p. 524.
Mark 11:15-18 Cleansing of the Temple
Fourth Day before the Passover- TUESDAY, In the Temple at Jerusalem
Matt. 21:23-27 Pharisees challenge Jesus’Authority, Jesus responds in parables
Matt. 21:28-32 Two sons
Matt. 22:1-14 Marriage of the King’s Son; McConkie, pp. 596-9.
Matt. 22:15-22 Tribute to Caesar
Mark 12:1-12 Wicked husbandman
Mark 12:28-34 The Great Commandment
Mark 12:41-44 The Widow’s Mite;
Matt. 23:1-36 Jesus condemns the Pharisees, (woes)
Third Day before the Passover- WEDNESDAY, (Tues evening), Mt. of Olives; Talmage, p.569
Matt. 24:1-51 Discourse, signs of the Second Coming
(see also Mark 13:9-13, Luke 21:7-31, 34-37).
Jesus then gave the following “Parables of Passion-tide” to the Disciples
Matt. 25:1-13 Parable of the Ten Virgins; (see also D&C 45:56-59)
Matt. 25:14-30 Parable of the Talents
Matt. 25:31-46 The Last Judgment, (sheep/goats)
Second Day before the Passover- THURSDAY, Bethany to Jerusalem
(First Day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread); Talmage, p.592.
Matt. 26:1-5 Prophecy of His own death
Matt. 26:6-16 Feast with Simon the Leper; McConkie, pp. 697-700.
Luke 22:3 Judas conspires with the Sanhedren, (see also John 12:4-6).
Mark 14:12-16 Disciples sent to prepare Passover
Eve of the Passover- FRIDAY, (Thursday evening); Talmage, p. 593, fn. I.
Matt. 26:19-30 Last Supper, (elements:)
Matt. 26:20 Eating the Paschal Lamb; Talmage, p. 617, chap. note 1.
Matt. 26:21-25 Betrayer identified
Matt. 26:26-29 Sacrament instituted
John 13:3-17 Disciples feet washed; McConkie, pp. 707-11.
John 13:10-11, 21-30 Judas goes out to betray Jesus, (and it was night)
John 13:31- Chaps.14-16 Jesus’ discourse, instructions to 11 Disciples
John 17:1-26 Intercessory Prayer
Mark 14:27-31 Disciples declare their loyalty
Matt. 26:30 Journey to the Garden of Gethsemane, Mt. of Olives
Mark 14:32-42 Suffering in the Garden, (amazed); Talmage, p. 610.
(see also D&C 19:15-19; Mosiah 3:7, Blood from every pore)
Mark 14:43-45 Betrayal, arrest; (see also Luke 22:47-48).
John 18:12-14, 24 Hearing before Annas
Mark 14:53-64 Hearing at night to find false witnesses, (before Caiaphas)
Matt. 26:69-75 Peter’s denial
Luke 22:63-65 Officers mock, smite Jesus
FRIDAY Morning From Jerusalem to Golgotha (Calvary)
Luke 22:66-71 Formal Jewish Trial; Talmage, p. 644, chap. note 4.
John 18:28-38 First hearing before Pontius Pilate
Matt. 27:3-10 Death of Judas Iscariot
Luke 23:6-12 Hearing before Herod, Tetrarch of Galilee
Luke 23:13-23 Second Hearing before Pilate; (see also Matt. 27:17-19).
Matt. 27:24-25 Pilate washes his hands
Mark 15:15-20 Jesus is scourged, mocked by the soldiers
Luke 23:26-31 Jesus led away to Golgotha, (Daughters of Jerusalem)
Mark 15:22-25 Crucifixion (Third hour, 9:00 AM); Talmage, pp. 654-662.
Luke 23;44-45 Darkness covers the earth (Sixth hour, Noon)
Matt. 27:50-54 Death of Jesus (Ninth hour, 3:00 PM); McConkie, pp. 814-7.
John 19:31-37 Messianic prophecies fulfilled; McConkie, pp. 834-5.
Luke 23:50-56 Burial of Jesus’ body by Joseph of Arimathaea
John 19:39-42 Nicodemus’ interaction
Passover SATURDAY, (Friday evening)
Matt. 27:62-66 Sepulchre made sure, (seal and watch); Talmage, p. 665.
D&C 138:1-60 Jesus visits spirits of the dead; Talmage, pp.670-677.
First day of the week SUNDAY, Easter morning
Matt. 28:1-8 Angel opens the sepulchre
John 20:1 Mary Magdalene visits the empty tomb
John 20:2-10 Mary runs to tell Peter and John, who run to the tomb
John 20:11-17 Mary sees Jesus
Luke 24:1-8 Other women visit the tomb
Matt. 28:11-15 Chief priests bribe the soldiers
Luke 24:13-32 Road to Emmaus, the Lord appears; McConkie, p. 850.
Luke 24:33-50 Other appearances to the disciples; Talmage, p.699,
chap. note 3.
Friday, March 30, 2012
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