1. John 18-21 Jesus Christ allowed His enemies to arrest, beat, and crucify Him so that all mankind might have the opportunity to be saved John 18: 1-14 John 18: 19-24 John 18: 36-37 John 19: 1-7, 17-18, 30 2 Nephi 2: 6-9 By His suffering and death, the Savior completed all that the Father gave Him to do John 18: 11-14, 28-40 John 19: 28-30 JST Matthew 27: 50 John 4: 34 Mosiah 15: 5-7 Understanding who we are and the purposes of this life can give us confidence and courage to endure difficulties John 18: 1-13 Alma 14: 9-13 Prophets testify of the Resurrection so we may believe Jesus Christ is the Son of God John 20 Alma 33: 12-22

2. John 18-21 A belief in Christ’s Resurrection may come from evidence such as the empty tomb, from seeing the resurrected Christ, or from hearing the testimony of others. Believing without seeing is more pleasing to the Lord than believing after seeing John 20: 8 John 20: 14-16 John 20: 18-20 John 20: 24-29 Alma 32: 16-18 Great Blessings come to those who put the Lord’s work first in their lives John 21: 1-6 John 21: 15-17

3. John 18 Jesus is betrayed and arrested He is examined and maltreated first before Annas, then before Caiaphas Peter denies knowing Jesus Jesus is arraigned before Pilate.

4. John 19 Jesus is scourged and crucified He places his mother in John’s care He dies and his side is pierced with a spear He is buried in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathaea

5. John 18-21 There is a green hill far away, Without a city wall. Where the dear Lord was crucified Who died to save us all.

6. John 20 Mary Magdalene, Peter, and John find the empty tomb The risen Christ appears to Mary Magdalene in the garden He appears to the disciples and shows his resurrected body Thomas feels the wounds in Jesus’ hand, feet, and side Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God

7. John 21 Jesus appears to the disciples at the sea of Tiberias He says, Feed my sheep He foretells Peter’s martyrdom and the John will not die.

8. John 18-21  Resorted, resortMet, meet  KinsmanRelative  CockRooster  MalefactorCriminal  Sixth hourAbout noon  CoatA garment that extended from the neck to the knees  HyssopA long stalk or branch of a hyssop bush  Myrrh and aloesSpices used by the Jews in preparing bodies for burial

9. John 18-21  NapkinCloth covering the face of a dead person  First day of the weekSunday  Remit, remittedForgive, forgiven  Sea of TiberiasSea of Galilee  GirtPut on  NakedWearing only an undergarment  Two hundred cubitsApproximately 100 yard  GirdestDressed  TarryRemain