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Day of Passover is in red.
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| Jesus arrives in Bethany. At Lazarus, Martha, and Mary's house, Mary anoints Jesus' feet. (Jn.12:1–11) |
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| Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey and cleanses the temple again. (Mt.21:1–17; Mk.11:1–11; Lk.19:29–48; Jn.12:12–50) |
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| Jesus curses the fig tree and cleanses the temple again. Lambs chosen for Passover. (Mt.21:18–19; Mk.11:12–19; Ex.12:1–5) |
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| The disciples see the fig tree withered away. Jesus teaches and heals. The chief priests, the scribes, the elders of the people, and Caiaphas consult together to kill Jesus. (Mt.21:20–26:5; Mk.11:20–14:2; Lk.20:1–22:2) |
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| In Bethany, at Simon the leper's house, a woman anoints Jesus' head. Judas Iscariot covenants with the chief priests and captains to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. (Mt.26:6–16; Mk.14:3–11; Lk.22:3–6) |
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Jesus sends Peter and John to kill their Passover lamb and get their Passover meal ready. (Mt.26:17–19; Mk.14:12–16; Lk.22:7–13)
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| Jesus celebrates the Passover (the Last Supper) with His twelve disciples, prays in the Garden of Gethsemane, and is illegally arrested. He is crucified about 9:00 A.M. and dies about 3:00 P.M. (Mt.26:20–27:61; Mk.14:17–15:47; Lk.22:14–23:55; Jn.13:1–19:42) |
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| The chief priests and Pharisees come together with Pilate and make the tomb secure by sealing the stone and setting a guard. (Mt.27:62–66) |
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| The women buy and prepare sweet spices and ointments to anoint Jesus' body. Firstfruits of barley harvest offered. (Mk.16:1; Lk.23:56; Lv.23:9–14) |
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| Sometime after 3:00 P.M. there is a great earthquake and Jesus is resurrected from the dead. (Mt.12:40; 28:2–4) |
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| The women arrive at the empty tomb at dawn with the spices and ointments. (Mt.28:1–15; Mk.16:2–13; Lk.24:1–32; Jn.20:1–18) |
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| Jesus ascends back to the Father from the Mount of Olives. (Mk.16:15–20; Lk.24:49–53; Ac.1:1–14) |
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