Matthew 27:45-50 I. Darkness (v. 45) II. Desolation (v. 46) III. Disdain (vv. 47-49) IV. Death (v. 50)
Matthew 27:45-50 I. Darkness (v. 45) II. Desolation (v. 46) III. Disdain (vv. 47-49) IV. Death (v. 50)
Matthew 27:33-44 I. The Crucifixion of Christ (vv. 33-35a) II. The Clothing of Christ (vv. 35b-36) III. The Caption Over Christ (v. 37) IV. The Contempt for Christ (vv. 38-44) A. Mocking by the Crowds (vv. 38-40) B. Mocking by the Leaders (vv. 41-43) C. Mocking by the Robbers (v. 44)
Matthew 27:33-44 I. The Crucifixion of Christ (vv. 33-35a) II. The Clothing of Christ (vv. 35b-36)
Matthew 27:27-32 I. The Scourged Him (v. 26) II. They Stripped Him (vv. 27-28) III. They Robed Him (v. 28) IV. They Crowned Him (v. 29) V. They Sceptered Him (v. 29) VI. They Mocked Him (v. 29) VII. They Spit on Him (v. 30) VIII. They Hit Him (vv. 30-31) IX. They Exhausted Him (v. 32)
Matthew 27:11-26 I. The Godly Response of Christ (vv. 11-14) II. The Earnest Attempt by Pilate (vv. 15-18) III. The Evil Animosity of the Crowds (vv. 19-23) IV. The Clear Statement of Pilate (vv. 24-26)
Matthew 27:1-10 I. The Sentence of the Sanhedrin (vv. 1-2) II. The Self-Pity of Judas (vv. 3-5) III. The Solution of the Money (vv. 6-10)
Matthew 26:69-75 I. The Ingredients of Spiritual Failure A. A Faulty Overconfidence (vv. 30-35) B. Feeble Prayer (vv. 36-44) C. Fleshly Response (vv. 49-51) D. Foreboding Circumstances (v. 58) II. The Portrait of Spiritual Failure (vv. 69-75a) III. The Solution to Spiritual Failure (v. 75b)
Matthew 26:57-68 I. The False Testimony Against Christ (vv. 57-61) II. The Forced Incrimination of Chris (vv. 62-63) III. The Faithful Answer by Christ (v. 64) IV. The Fierce Treatment Toward Christ (vv. 65-68)
Matthew 26:47-56 I. The Hostility of the Crowd (v. 47) II. The Betrayal of Jesus (vv. 48-50) III. The Reaction of Peter (vv. 51-53) IV. The Fulfillment of Scripture (vv. 54-56a) V. The Fear of the Disciples (v. 56b)
Matthew 26:47-56 I. The Hostility of the Crowd (v. 47) II. The Betrayal of Jesus (vv. 48-50)
Revelation 5:1-10 I. The Situation that Requires the Resurrected Christ (vv. 1-4) II. The Worthiness that Qualifies the Resurrected Christ (vv. 5-7) III. The Exaltation that Characterizes the Resurrected Christ (vv. 8-10)
Matthew 26:36-46 I. The Sorrow of Jesus (vv. 36-38) II. The Submission of Jesus (vv. 39-44) III. The Steadfastness of Jesus (vv. 45-46)
Matthew 26:31-35 I. Proof of Our Savior’s Strength (vv. 31-32) II. Predictions of the Disciples’ Weakness (vv. 33-35)
Matthew 26:26-30 I. The Transformation of the Passover II. The Substitution of our Savior III. The Anticipation of our Hope
Matthew 26:17-25 I. The Preparation for the Passover (vv. 17-19) II. The Prediction of the Betrayal (vv. 20-25)
Matthew 26:3-16 I. The Response of Vile Hatred (vv. 3-5) II. The Response of Tender Affection (vv. 6-13) III. The Response of Treacherous Betrayal (vv. 14-16)
Matthew 26:1-2 I. Spotless II. Sacrifice III. Substitute IV. Set Free
Matthew 25:31-46 I. The Timing of this Judgment (v. 31) II. The Nature of this Judgement (vv. 32-33) III. The Basis of this Judgment (vv. 34-46)
Matthew 25:14-30 I. The Picture of Usefulness in Preparation for Christ’s Return (vv. 14-23) II. The Picture of Wastefulness in Ignorance of Christ’s Return (vv. 24-30)
Matthew 25:1-13 I. The Story Which Highlights the Danger of Unpreparedness (vv. 1-12) II. The Application Which Demonstrates the Need for Alertness (v. 13)