Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus

Matthew 26:47-56

Grace in the Face of Injustice: Jesus’ calm and compassionate response to Judas and His rebuke of violence demonstrate love, even in unjust circumstances.

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Jesus Prays in Gethsemane

Matthew 26:36-46

Submission to God’s Will: Even in His suffering, Jesus surrenders to the Father’s plan, modeling perfect obedience.

Jesus is teaching The Power of Persistent Prayer: Jesus prays repeatedly, emphasizing the need to seek God in earnest, persistent prayer.

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Jesus Foretells Peter's Denial

Matthew 26:30-35

God offers grace and the opportunity for a second chance. Peter’s story is a perfect example of this. Even after denying Jesus, Peter was forgiven and later became a key leader in spreading the Gospel. It shows that no matter how far we fall, God’s mercy is greater, and He welcomes us back when we repent with sincere hearts.

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The Passover with the Disciples

Matthew 26:17-25

Here we have the introduction to the Lord Supper, one of the two ordinances found in the New Testament, alongside Baptism by immersion for every born-again, blood-washed child of God.

• The fruit of the vine symbolizes the blood that He will shed, while the bread symbolizes His body.
• The significance of this ordinance lies in its purpose to remind us of the Lord and His sacrifice in saving our souls. Thank you, Jesus.

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Judas betrays Jesus

Matthew 26:14-16

The character of Judas was a man consumed by greed, deceit, and disloyalty. He lacked integrity, embodying all the qualities that Christ despised. Let us not become like Judas this new year, but instead strive to emulate Jesus’ teachings and virtues.

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Jesus Anointed at Bethany

Matthew 26:6-13

What a wonderful lesson for the new year! This woman showed us love, devotion, and generosity, even in the midst of criticism, unappreciated by others, but accepted by Jesus. He appreciated the offering. Remember that through this year, that’s what really matters.

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The Plot to Kill Jesus

Matthew 26:1-5

The plot to kill Jesus begins when the chief priests and elders of the people gather and conspire to arrest Jesus secretly and kill him. They fear a public uproar, so they plan to do it quietly. Judas, one of Jesus’ disciples, agrees to betray him in exchange for thirty pieces of silver, which sets the plan in motion.

Judas’ betrayal reminds us that even those close to us can falter when motivated by greed or fear. It’s a lesson to be mindful of our own integrity and to yield ourself completely to the Holy Spirit that will comfort strengthening and guide us

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The Final Judgment

Matthew 25:31-46

The judgment predicted here will not occur until Christ comes back to earth and sets up His millennial reign as Israel’s Messiah.

“Son of man” is in the Scripture the “Millennial title of Christ . . . [it] is found eighty-eight times in the New Testament [but] not once in the Epistles. The Epistles concern the Church, not the coming Kingdom of the millennium. Christ is the King of the Kingdom but Head of the Church.

“Son of man” involves His humanity but does not exclude His Deity. His humanity needs to be involved in His Messianic office, for that is from the line of David. Christ is also called “King”

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