Mark 14-16 - Death and Resurrection

Jul 17, 2026

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A guided English study of Mark 14–16 focusing on Jesus’ final days, betrayal, arrest, trials, crucifixion, and resurrection. The material walks through key moments in sequence—Passover preparation, the establishment of the Lord’s Supper, Gethsemane’s watchfulness and prayer, Peter’s denial, Jesus’ condemnation, and the events surrounding death. It also includes questions for reading and reflection that encourage personal engagement with scripture, especially the meaning of the bread and cup and the significance of the temple events.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryReligion & Spirituality

FormatPDF

Pages15

Reading Time38 min

Mark 14:1-11

Mark 14:12-31

Mark 14:32-52

Mark 14:53-72

Mark 15:1-32

Mark 15:33-47

Mark 14-16 Death and Resurrection English Spiritual Mark 14-16 Death and Resurrection By: Marlene Custer Illustrations: International Art of Reading 3.0 English USA Scripture taken from the Holy Bible, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan Publishing House . All rights reserved. [www.biblehub.com/commentaries](www.biblehub.com/commentaries) [Art of Reading illustrations are cc by-nd.](Art of Reading illustrations are cc by-nd.) Copyright © 2017, Marlene Custer [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) You are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc. Read or listen to Mark 14:1-11 1. While Jesus was in Bethany at Simon's house, what happened? 2. What did many of the guests say? What did Jesus say? 3. What did Judas Iscariot do? Read or listen to Mark 14:12-31 1. The disciples asked Jesus where they would eat the Passover. What did Jesus say? 2. What did the disciples find when they got to the city? 3. While they were eating, what did Jesus say that saddened the disciples? 4. Jesus then established the Lord's Supper. What does the broken bread mean? What does the cup mean? 5. When will Jesus celebrate the Lord's Supper again? Do you look forward to celebrating with Him? 6. Jesus predicted that the disciples would desert him. Who declared that they would not? What did Jesus say about that? Read or listen to Mark 14:32-52 1. Jesus and his disciples went to a place called Gethsemane. What did they do there? 2. When Jesus returned to the disciples, what were they doing? 3. Three times Jesus asked the disciples to watch and pray. Three times they failed. What happened next? 4. Who was the betrayer? How did he betray Jesus? 5. What happened as the soldiers took hold of Jesus? In other books of the New Testament we are told that Jesus healed the wounded man. Read or listen to Mark 14:53-72 1. Where was Jesus taken? Where was Peter? 2. What false testimony was given about Jesus? When Jesus said, 'Destroy this temple...', He was talking about His body. (John 2:19) 3. When the high priest asked Jesus if He was the Christ, what did He answer? 4. What did the high priest do then? Then others began to do what? What do you think you would have thought if you had been there that day? 5. What was happening with Peter? How did he respond? What did Peter say when some suggested he was a Galilean? 6. Then what happened immediately? What did Peter remember? 7. What did Peter do then? How do you think you would have felt had you been Peter? Read or listen to Mark 15:1-32 1. Early the next morning, where was Jesus taken? 2. The chief priests accused Jesus of manythings. How did Jesus answer? 3. What custom regarding prisoners took place at the Feast ? Who did Pilate suggest be released? 4. Who did the people ask to be released? What did the crowd want Pilate to do with Jesus? What did Pilate do? 5. The soldiers led Jesus into the palace. What did they do to Jesus? Can you imagine? No wonder our sin is so vile to God. 6. Who was Simon from Cyrene? Where was Jesus taken? 7. What did the soldiers do with Jesus' clothes? This fulfilled the prophesy of Psalm 22:18 . 8. What was the written notice of the charge against Jesus? 9. Who else was crucified that day? 10. What did the chief priests and teachers do? 11. Can you imagine the scene? Jesus took all this pain and ridicule for your sin and mine. Read or listen to Mark 15:33-47 1. What happened at the sixth hour? 2. What happened at the ninth hour? Can you imagine how Jesus felt when His Father had forsaken Him? 3. When Jesus took His last breath, what happened in the temple? Why was this so important? What did the centurion say? 4. Who were some of the women

FAQs

What questions are included for reading Mark 14:1-11?

The study asks what happened at Simon’s house in Bethany, what the guests said, what Jesus said, and what Judas Iscariot did.

What does the Lord’s Supper mean according to the Mark 14:12-31 section?

The material includes questions asking what the broken bread means and what the cup means, and when Jesus will celebrate it again.

Which events are addressed in Mark 15:33-47?

It covers what happened at the sixth hour and ninth hour, temple events connected with Jesus’ last breath, what the centurion said, and which women were present.

Jul 17, 2026

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