Walk with Jesus in his suffering and share in his resurrection during Holy Week.
The Biblical verses below will lead you along Jesus’ path of Monday of Holy Week. There are links to several commentaries, including a link from "Progression of Faith" that includes a summary based on The Last Week (Borg/Crossan).
"Struggle" – From the Brothers of St. John the Evangelist
“Make no mistake about it. The events of Holy Week and Easter are not merely annual reenactments of the tragic events of the life of an important historical personage. This is spiritual mystery on its deepest and most cosmic scale. These are mysteries we, too, struggle with daily all our lives and which remain beyond our comprehension.”
– Br. Eldridge Pendleton
Tuesday, April 16, 2019- The End Times
Titus Destroying Jerusalem (Wilhelm von Kaulbach)
Jesus’ disciples see the withered fig tree on their return to Jerusalem from Bethany. As they passed by in the morning, they saw the fig tree withered away to its roots.
Fig Tree part 2 –
Mark 11:20-25
Matthew 21:20-22
Jesus engages in conflict with the Jewish leaders in Jerusalem
There are 4 confrontations :
1. Jesus Authority challenged (Matthew 21:23
2. Parable of the troublesome tenant (Matthew 21:33)
3 Paying taxes to Caesar (Matthew 22:15)
4. The Greatest commandment (Matthew 22:23)
Matthew 21:23-23:39
Luke 20:1—21:4
Mark 12:1-44
The Disciples marvel at the Temple; Jesus delivers the Olivet Discourse on their return to Bethany from Jerusalem about the Temple and end times.
Prophecy about the Temple – Mark 13:1-2
Prophecy about the Future –
Mark 13:3-37,
Mathew 24:3-25:46,
Matthew 26:1-2
Matthew 24:1-25:46
Luke 21:5-36
John 12:20–38
Today, Judas was working on the details of the betrayal of Christ and was paid 30 pieces of silver.
Matthew 26:14-16
Commentaries
Video Introduction, Tuesday
Holy Week Timeline- Tuesday
Holy Week Timeline- Monday and Tuesday
The Four Traps on Tuesday
What Happened on Tuesday of Holy Week ?
Progression of Faith Blog – Tuesday
Brothers of St. John the Evangelist- Praying Tuesday in Holy Week
