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Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. He got angry when people were misusing the temple and talked to them. Some people did not like Jesus and wanted him killed. Jesus had a special last supper with his friends where he said the bread and wine would remind them of him. Judas then betrayed Jesus to the guards who arrested him. Jesus was put on trial and hung on a cross to die, but his body later disappeared from its cave. His friends then saw Jesus alive again, and he told them to spread the word before ascending to heaven.
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- 2. Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey.
- 3. Jesus got angry when people were not using the temple properly.
- 4. Jesus talked to the people.
- 5. Some people did not like Jesus and wanted him killed.
- 6. The Last Supper Jesus had a special supper with his friends. He knew he was going to die.
- 7. Jesus and his friends drank wine and ate bread. Jesus said it should remind them of him.
- 8. Then Jesus and his friends went to a garden to pray.
- 9. Judas kissed Jesus on the cheek. This was not a good thing. Judas was helping the guards arrest Jesus.
- 10. Jesus was taken away.
- 11. Jesus was brought to see an important man called Pontius Pilate. Some people told Pilate that Jesus was evil and he should die.
- 12. Jesus was hung on a cross to die.
- 13. Jesus died on the cross and some friends came to put his body in a cave.
- 14. When some of Jesus’ friends went to see his body it had gone!
- 15. Then they saw an angel who told them all was well and Jesus was alive.
- 16. Suddenly, they saw Jesus and he talked to them. He told them to tell the rest of his friends about what had happened.
- 17. Jesus told all his friends that he would be back one day and they must not worry. After that he went up to heaven .
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