The First Whitsunday And The Ascension

The Ascension and First Whitsunday

 

For forty days after Jesus had risen from the dead on the first Easter Sunday, He was seen by many of His friends at various times.  There could be no doubt that He was alive again and had risen from the dead, just as He had said He would.

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The First Easter Sunday

The First Easter Day

The day after Jesus’ crucifixion was the seventh day of the week, the Jewish Sabbath (Saturday) when work was forbidden.  The following day as the first day of the week (Sunday).

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Jesus Christ Was Cruficified

Jesus is tried and crucified

Jesus was taken that night at the house of Caiaphas, the High Priest, where all the lawyers and elders had gathered together.  They did their best to find some false evidence against Jesus so that they could have Him put to death; but they were unable to find any, even though many of the “witnesses” did not tell the truth at all, but made thing up and twisted the facts of real events.

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Jesus And The Apostles Last Supper

The Last Supper

During the week which began with the first Palm Sunday came the Passover festival which was celebrated all over Israel.

Jesus and His disciples, who were now in Jerusalem, were also to celebrate the festival, and the disciples asked Jesus, “Where would you like us to go to get Passover meal ready, for we must make the arrangements?”

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Jesus At The Garden Of Gethsemane

The Garden of Gethsemane

Now Judas was the treasurer of little band of Jesus’ disciples and therefore had charge of the money.  He had not always been honest and had at times helped himself from the money bag.  Yet for nearly three years he had been among the group of Jesus’ closest followers, listening to Him, watching His wonderful deeds, and learning from Him.  It was sad that he did not live up to Jesus’ hopes for him when He first called him to be a disciple.

Some time before the Last Supper, Judas had gone to the chief priests and had asked, “How much will you give me if I betray Jesus to you?”

From that time Judas kept on the lookout for an opportunity to betray his master.  The chief priests and elders wanted Jesus arrested secretly, for they feared that if they took Him openly, there would be a riot among the people.

When the Passover meal that Last Supper, ended, Jesus and the disciples sang a hymn and went to the Garden of Gethsemane, which was near the foot of the slope of the Mount Olives.  It was a quiet garden, away from the noise and bustle of Jerusalem.

Here Jesus said to eight of the disciples, “Sit here while I go over there to pray.”  Then He took Peter, James and John on the little further.  To these three He said, “Wait here and keep watch with Me, for the sorrow in My heart is very great.”

He Himself went on a short distance and threw Himself face down on the ground and prayed to God, “Father, if it is possible, take this cup of suffering away from me; nevertheless, let not what I wish happen here, but what You wish.”  And God sent Him the strength to go through with what was to happen.

Then He got up and went back to the three disciples, and found that they had fallen asleep, for they were tired and worn out by grief and worry, Jesus said to Peter, “Weren’t

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Jesus Welcomed In Jesus Jerusalem

Jesus Enters Jerusalem

It was Passover time, a busy time in the city, when thousands of Jews were going up to the temple in Jerusalem to keep the festival, the great feast which commemorated the nation’s deliverance from Egypt.

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Story Of The Good Samaritan

The Story Of The Good Samaritan

Jesus became well known as a teacher, but there were always those who wanted to prove themselves cleverer than He was.

One day when Jesus was teaching, a lawyer came up to Him, hoping to trap Him with a clever question.  “What shall be the right thing I do to gain eternal life?” questioned by the layer to Jesus.

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The Boy Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ As A boy

 

Jesus was to live in Nazareth until He was about thirty years old, and this is why, although He was born in Bethlehem, He is often known as Jesus of Nazareth.  The Bible tells us that He “increased in wisdom and stature; and in favor with God and man.”  In other words, He grew not only in height but also in wisdom, knowledge and learning with God’s blessing; the people loved him and respected Him.

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The Birth Of Jesus Christ

The Birth Of Jesus Christ

 

In the little town of Nazareth in Galilee there lived a good and gentle young woman named Mary.  She was engaged to a local carpenter named Joseph, a fine, kindly, whose family was descended from King David.

One day, as Mary went about her household duties, she had a surprising visitor.  An angel named Gabriel suddenly appeared before her.  “Hail, Mary”,

, “the Lord is with you.”

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A Prayer

A Prayer

 
God I so love you and I need you. I confess that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God, my Lord, my Savior, and my King, and I confess this day and every day that I am highly favored by God and man.  Please come into my life, Lord Jesus Christ and change my heart now!

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The Best Prayer

The Prayer

 

God still sits in the throne. Each of us is going through tough times right now, but God is getting ready to bless you in a way that only He can. Keep the faith.

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