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    The document recounts the 12 days following Jesus' crucifixion through symbolic images, with Day 1 representing Jesus breaking bread at the Last Supper, Day 2 representing Judas betraying Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, and Day 3 representing the soldiers coming for Jesus while carrying swords. The remaining days depict Jesus wearing a crown of thorns, being crucified, being offered a sponge on a cross, soldiers gambling for his robe, the darkness at his death, his body being wrapped in burial cloths, the stone being rolled away from his empty tomb, and his resurrection.

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    The document recounts the 12 days following Jesus' crucifixion through symbolic images, with Day 1 representing Jesus breaking bread at the Last Supper, Day 2 representing Judas betraying Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, and Day 3 representing the soldiers coming for Jesus while carrying swords. The remaining days depict Jesus wearing a crown of thorns, being crucified, being offered a sponge on a cross, soldiers gambling for his robe, the darkness at his death, his body being wrapped in burial cloths, the stone being rolled away from his empty tomb, and his resurrection.

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    Resurrection Eggs

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    The document recounts the 12 days following Jesus' crucifixion through symbolic images, with Day 1 representing Jesus breaking bread at the Last Supper, Day 2 representing Judas betraying Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, and Day 3 representing the soldiers coming for Jesus while carrying swords. The remaining days depict Jesus wearing a crown of thorns, being crucified, being offered a sponge on a cross, soldiers gambling for his robe, the darkness at his death, his body being wrapped in burial cloths, the stone being rolled away from his empty tomb, and his resurrection.

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    Day 1 (bread)

    Jesus broke the bread and said, "this is my body...". Luke 22:19

    Day 2 (three dimes)


    Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. Mark 14:11

    Day 3 (sword)
    The soldiers came to get Jesus. They carried swords. John 18:3

    Day 4 (feather)
    Peter, Jesus' friend, said that he didn't even know Jesus then a rooster crowed just like
    Jesus had said. Mark 14:16-72

    Day 5 (thorns)
    They made a crown of thorns and put it on Jesus' head to make fun of him. John 19:2

    Day 6 (cross)
    Jesus hung on a cross and died for our sins. John 19:18

    Day 7 (sponge)
    The soldiers offered Jesus a drink on a sponge. John 19:29

    Day 8 (dice)
    Some soldiers played with dice to see who would get Jesus' robe. John 19:23-24

    Day 9 (picture of a globe)


    The world was covered in darkness for three hours. Also, Jesus came to save the whole
    world. Luke 23:44, John 3:16

    Day 10 (white cloth)


    The body of Jesus was wrapped in white cloth for burial. Mark 15:46

    Day 11 (stone)
    Early on the third day, the women found the stone of the tomb rolled away. Matthew 28:2

    Day 12 (empty)
    The tomb was empty! Jesus is risen! Matthew 28:6

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