Two of the disciples of Jesus are walking on the road to Emmaus when Jesus suddenly appears among them. They don't don't realize it's Him until they have communion with Him.

Joseph of Arimathea provides Jesus a tomb but only for a few days. A group of women visit the tomb and discover that the stone entryway has been moved and the burial linen strewn about haphazardly.

There is an unnatural darkness for hours and the veil of the temple separating the Holy of Holies is torn as Jesus dies on the cross.

The thief on the cross next to Jesus is granted salvation due to his demonstration of faith. What are the theological implications?

Jesus is crucified on a cross and He leaves us with a beautiful example of selfless love. I discuss the mind of Christ from Philippians 2.

The crowd is given the option of releasing Jesus or Barabbas, a known rebel and murderer.

Jesus is brought before both Pontius Pilate and Herod who both feel convicted about His innocence. Despite their apprehensions, they would rather please the crowd.

Jesus is arrested and we know from the other synoptic gospels that he faced not but but two trials with the High Priests.