The Passion According to the Four Gospels — Week Four
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Which Gospel records darkness covering the land from noon until three in the afternoon?
(Which Gospels include this sign, and which do not?)
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In which Gospel is the inscription on the Cross written in multiple languages?
(How do the other Gospels describe the inscription?)
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Which Gospel records Jesus being offered wine mixed with myrrh—and refusing it?
(How is this detail treated elsewhere?)
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Which Gospel alone records the piercing of Jesus’ side, with blood and water flowing out?
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Which Gospels mention the dividing of Jesus’ garments by casting lots?
(Which Gospel connects this explicitly to the fulfillment of Scripture?)
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Which Gospel emphasizes the presence of women standing near the Cross?
(How are they named—or left unnamed?)
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Which Gospel records the reaction of the centurion as a confession of Jesus’ identity?
(How does that confession differ across the accounts?)