Passion Week: Tuesday Teaching

The chief priests and elders ask by what authority Jesus does these things. He answers with a question about John.

The religious leaders question Jesus’ authority. He replies with a question about John’s baptism.

The chief priests and scribes ask about His authority. Jesus answers with a question about John.

Jesus tells the parable of the two sons. Tax collectors and prostitutes enter the kingdom before the religious leaders.

Jesus tells the parable of the wicked tenants who kill the owner’s son. The leaders know He is speaking about them.

Jesus tells the parable of the tenants. The leaders want to arrest Him but fear the people.

Jesus tells the parable of the tenants. The scribes and chief priests seek to lay hands on Him.

Jesus tells the parable of the wedding feast. Many are invited but few are chosen.

The Pharisees and Herodians try to trap Jesus with a question about taxes. He answers “Render to Caesar…”

They try to trap Jesus with a question about paying taxes to Caesar. He gives a wise answer.

Spies try to trap Jesus about taxes. He says “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s.”

Sadducees ask a question about the resurrection. Jesus answers that God is the God of the living.

Sadducees, who deny the resurrection, ask a question. Jesus corrects them from Scripture.

Sadducees ask about the resurrection. Jesus answers and silences them.

A lawyer asks which is the greatest commandment. Jesus replies: love God and love your neighbor.

A scribe asks about the greatest commandment. Jesus answers and the scribe agrees.

Jesus asks the Pharisees whose son the Christ is. He uses Psalm 110 to silence them.

Jesus teaches that the Christ is David’s Lord, not only his son.

Jesus asks how the Christ can be David’s son if David calls Him Lord.

Jesus pronounces seven woes against the scribes and Pharisees for their hypocrisy.

Jesus warns against the scribes who like long robes and places of honor.

Jesus warns the disciples about the scribes who devour widows’ houses.

Jesus laments over Jerusalem: “How often would I have gathered your children together…”

Jesus laments over Jerusalem and says their house is forsaken.

Jesus watches people put money into the treasury. A poor widow puts in two small coins. He praises her.

Jesus sees a poor widow put in two small copper coins and says she put in more than all the others.

Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple and begins teaching about the end times and signs.

Jesus predicts the temple will be destroyed and speaks of birth pains and persecution.

Jesus predicts the temple’s destruction and speaks of wars, earthquakes, and persecution.

Jesus speaks of the abomination of desolation, the great tribulation, and His coming in glory.

Jesus speaks of the abomination, the tribulation, and the coming of the Son of Man. He urges watchfulness.

Jesus speaks of Jerusalem’s destruction and the coming of the Son of Man. He calls for readiness.

Jesus tells the parable of the ten virgins to teach readiness for His coming.

Jesus tells the parable of the talents about faithful and unfaithful servants.

Jesus describes the final judgment when the Son of Man separates the sheep from the goats.