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- Matthew 21:1-11
- The crowds that invited and were celebrating Jesus would be the same crowd that screams "Kill Jesus" a few days later. This triumphal entry demonstrates how Jesus comes into Jerusalem with humility and submission to his father's will.

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- Matthew 21:12-46
- Jesus went into the temple and witnessed how the temple sellers were giving out sick animals and overpricing their goods. The house of God became a den for thieves and people who cheat others for more profit.
- Jesus isn't just a gentle person, but he has and will judge people as well. This is why he hates sin, but loves the sinner (no matter how cliché that is!)

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- Matthew 23-25
- Jesus exposed the leaders and argued that they look good on the outside, but broken and dirty on the inside. Jesus gives seven woes to the Pharisees.
- Jesus also prophesies how the end times will look like. He teaches the crowds through parables so that people will understand his message (ten virgins, sheep and the goats)
- Even until his last moment, Jesus ministered to the other people and worked to save the most amount of people as possible.

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- Matthew 26:14-16
- Judas takes the initiative and asked a priest what he is willing to take in exchange for Jesus. The priests counted out 30 pieces of silver and gave them to Judas, and Judas from then on looked for an opportunity to hand over Jesus.
- I think it's scary how Judas took the opportunity to hand over Jesus, not someone directly tempting Judas. He was the one to first ask for money and to give over Jesus.

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last supper + arrest of Jesus + trial with Sanhedrin + disowned by Peter 

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last supper + arrest of Jesus + trial with Sanhedrin + disowned by Peter 

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- Matthew 26:17-75
- Some disciples went to a certain man and told him that the "Master" is going to have the Passover at his house. When evening came, Jesus went with his disciples and ate (last supper) and went to the Mount of Olives. While praying at Gethsamane, he was arrested with Judas' kiss. He was arrested and taken to the Sanhedrin, where they said he is worthy of death. A servant asked Peter if he was with Jesus, and he denied it – to fulfill the prophecy of Jesus.
- This must have been a long night for Jesus. He had to go through his last meal, arrest, denial, betrayal, and false accusations all in a span of a couple hours. And this was just the beginning of his pain.

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trial before Pilate + mocking + crucifixion + death + burial

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trial before Pilate + mocking + crucifixion + death + burial

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- Matthew 27
- Jesus was held on trial before Pilate. Pilate found nothing wrong with Jesus, but he still submitted to what the Jewish people wanted and handed him over to be crucified. Jesus endured mocking by the Roman guards and was crucified in agonizing pain. He died the death that everyone deserved, and was buried in Joseph of Arimethea's tomb.
- Jesus went through the most agonizing pain t hat anyone in humanity could go through– he was crucified. He was slowly choked to death, while enduring pain in every part of his body. Yet, even while knowing that he would have to go through this pain, he still willfully submitted to the Father's will.

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*nothing* hehe

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- Matthew 28
- Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went down into the tomb to see how it was. Suddenly, an earthquake hit them and they saw an angel. The angel said that Jesus was not there, but that he had risen and went ahead of them to Galilee. The guards also went to the chief priests and reported everything that happened. The disciples went to Galilee and saw Jesus and worshiped him!
- Something interesting about the religion of Christianity is that it rests upon only one fact: Jesus is risen. IF Jesus did not rise from the dead, then there would be no reason as to why we are following him because it means that he is not God, which means that we don't have to believe his words. However, Jesus did rise from the dead, so we can have hope for the future and live with purpose.