In the morning He cursed the fig tree. (Mt 21:18-20, Mk 11:12-14)
Jesus says the disciples can pray for anything (Mt 21:21-22),
The rest of the day was spent in the temple teaching. (Mt 21:23, Mk 11:15-25)
Religious leaders challenge Jesus’ authority;
(Mt 21:23-27, Mk 11:27-33, Lk 20:1-8)
The parable of the two sons. (Mt 21:28-32)
The parable of the wicked tenants. (Mt 21:33-46, Mk 12:1-12, Lk 20:9-19)
The parable of the wedding feast. (Mt 22:1-14)
Chief priests and Pharisees sought to lay hold of him.
(Mt 22:15-16, Mk 12:12-13, Lk 20:19-20)
Pharisees question Jesus replies: Paying Taxes.
(Mt 22:17-22, Mk 12:14-17, Lk 20:21-26)
Pharisees question Jesus replies: Resurrection.
(Mt 22:23-33, Mk 12:18-27, Lk 20:27-40)
Lawyers question Jesus replies: Greatest Command.
(Mt 22:34-40, Mk 12:28-34)
Religious leaders cannot answer Jesus’ Question.
(Mt 22:41-46, Mk 12:35-37, Lk 20:41-44)
Warns against the Religious Leaders. (Mt 23:1-12, Mk 12:38-40, Lk 20:45-47)
Condemns the religious leaders. (Mt 23:13-36)
Grieves over Jerusalem again. (Mt 23:37-39)
A poor widow gives all she has. (Mk 12:41-44, Lk 21:1-4)
Leaving the temple, Jesus outlined the future, Tribulation. (Mt 24:1-39)
Tells about the future. (Mt 24:1-22, Mk 13:1-20, Lk 21:5-24)
Tells about his return. (Mt 24:23-35, Mk 13:21-31, Lk 21:25-33)
Tells about remaining watchful. (Mt 24:36-51, Mk 13:32-37, Lk 21:34-38)
The parable of the ten bridesmaids. (Mt 25:1-13)
The parable of the loaned money. (Mt 25:14-30)
Tells about final Judgment. (Mt 25:31-46)
Religious leaders plot to kill Jesus. (Mt 26:1-5, Mk 14:1-2, Lk 22:1-2)
Woman washes His feet. (Mt 26:6-13, Mk 14:3-9)
Judas agrees to betray Jesus. (Mt 26:14-16, Mk 14:10-11, Lk 22:3-6)
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