Jesus Is Arrested
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Samenvatting: Matt. 26:30-56, Mark 14:15-52, Luke 22:12-50
Scriptnummer: 1366
Taal: English
Gehoor: General
Genre: Bible Stories & Teac
Doel: Evangelism; Teaching
Bijbelse verwijzing: Paraphrase
Toestand: Approved
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Tekst van het script
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Title Ideas:Jesus prays to God with much distress.Jewish leaders capture [arrest] Jesus.How Jesus was betrayed.
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Jesus and his [twelve] disciples ate a [Passover] meal together in Jerusalem. Then they sang a song. Afterwards, they went without Judas to Olive Mountain [outside Jerusalem city].
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On their way, Jesus said to the [eleven] disciples, “I know that you will all soon deny [leave / abandon] me. Wicked men will kill me, but God will raise me back to life. Afterwards, you must go to Galilee [Region] where you will see me alive!”
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Peter said to Jesus, “Even if the others [disciples] deny you, I will never deny you!”
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Jesus replied to Peter, “This night, before a cock crows a second time, you will tell others three times that you do not know [belong with] me!”
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Peter said loudly, “Even if I must die with you, I will not deny [abandon] you!” The other [ten] disciples said the same [thing] words.
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When they arrived at Olive Mountain, Jesus began to feel very sad [much grief / distress]. He said to his disciples, “Stay here and remain awake, while I go pray!”
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Jesus then felt more [grief and] sadness. He said to three disciples [Peter, James and John], “I feel so very grieved [sad]! Please, stay here and remain awake with me!”
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Jesus went a short way, knelt down on the ground, and prayed aloud with crying [agony], “O Father [God]! Please, if you are willing, do not make me suffer! Nevertheless [Still], do what you want to do, not what I want you to do!”
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While Jesus was praying, the three disciple fell asleep. He came and said to them, “Why did you not remain awake with me? You must remain alert [watch!] and pray lest Satan [so that Satan won’t] tempt you to do wrong. Even though you want to do right, you are weak and can do wrong!”
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Jesus again went a short distance away, knelt down on the ground and prayed [to God, his Father with agonizing]. When he returned to his disciples, they were again sleeping. So Jesus said to them, “Wake up! Here comes the man who has betrayed me!”
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At that moment, Judas arrived. The Jewish [religious] leaders sent with Judas some men [temple guards] who were carrying clubs and swords. Judas came directly to Jesus and greeted him [with a kiss], to show to the men [temple guards] which man they should arrest [capture].
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The men [temple guards] then seized Jesus. When Peter saw this, he drew a sword and cut one man’s ear with it. But Jesus shouted to Peter, “Stop!”
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Jesus then touched the man’s cut ear and healed it. The man worked [as a servant] for the [Jewish] high priest.