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Reader One

we have all heard of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Time

passed, and the day approached when the citizens were to celebrate
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with a *Lufiog.ther. Jesus sent word to his disciples that
he would keep the Passover with them, adding that he knew that
his time had come, and that they should gather for this, their last
supper together.

Reader Two

When they had come together at the table that evening, he said to
his discipies, "Eat this bread, drink this wine, for this is my body
and blood I share with You."

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Reader One

Just before they shared that first communion, Jesus said, "One of
you will betray me," but no one could believe it. They had all
believed in Jesus' divine message, and they had all devoted their
lives to Christ. But one had not the faith to be strong. Jesus was
betrayed by one who sat at his table, ate of the bread and took the
wine.

Reader Two

After supper was finished, Jesus quietly told his disciples that they
too would betray him, just as when the shepherd is killed, the
sheep would scatter. The disciples murmured in disbelief. Jesus
assured them, "Afterward, I will arise and go before you to
Galilee." He then went to pray in the garden of Gethsemane. While
he prayed, he asked his disciples to stand watch, but twice they
could not keep their promise, falling asleep just when he needed
them.

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disciples followed him. Reader Two: He withdrew from them about a stone's throw and prayed,

"Father, if thou art willing, remove this cup from me; nevertheless, not my will,
but thine be done."

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Reader One

In the garden, Judas gave Jesus the kiss - a kiss which was a secret
sign to the awaiting soldiers. when Judas delivered that kiss, the
soldiers seized Jesus and took him away, and all of the disciples
fled in fear. All this was done that the prophets might be fulfilled.
Peter, alone, followed from afar, hiding among the servants at the
palace, watching as the priests and elders sought false witness
against Jesus.

Reader Two

Morning came and Jesus was delivered to pontius pilate, who

turned to the multitude of people gathered before him and asked, '.I
will give you Jesus or Barabbas. who do you choose?" The people
answered, "Barabbas, Barabbas." Pilate then asked them, ..What
should I do with Jesus?" They shouted, "Cruci$z him...crucifu
him!" Pilate took water and washed his hands and said, "I am
innocent of the blood of this man."

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