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Quiz on Mary Magdalene
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To whom did the risen Jesus appear first?
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Discover Mary Magdalene, set free by Jesus, present at the cross and the first to see the risen Lord.
- How many demons did Jesus drive out of Mary Magdalene?
Answer: Seven
Mary, called Magdalene, is the woman from whom seven demons had gone out (Luke 8:2). - What did these healed women do for Jesus and the twelve?
Answer: They provided for them out of their means
Mary, Joanna, Susanna and many others provided for Jesus and the twelve out of their means (Luke 8:2-3). - Who is Joanna, one of the women who followed Jesus?
Answer: The wife of Chuza, Herod's household manager
Joanna is introduced as the wife of Chuza, the household manager of Herod (Luke 8:3). - What did the women at the cross do when Jesus was in Galilee?
Answer: They followed him and served him
Mark notes that they followed him and ministered to him when he was in Galilee (Mark 15:40-41). - Who asks Pilate for the body of Jesus?
Answer: Joseph of Arimathea
Joseph of Arimathea, a respected member of the council, boldly asks Pilate for the body (Mark 15:43). - What do the women buy after the Sabbath to anoint Jesus?
Answer: Spices
Mary Magdalene, Mary and Salome buy spices so that they may go and anoint Jesus (Mark 16:1). - What do the women ask themselves on the way to the tomb?
Answer: Who will roll away the stone for us?
They wonder who will roll away the stone, yet it had already been rolled back (Mark 16:3-4). - To whom did the risen Jesus appear first?
Answer: Mary Magdalene
Jesus appeared first to Mary Magdalene, from whom he had cast out seven demons (Mark 16:9). - When does Mary Magdalene go to the tomb?
Answer: Early, while it was still dark
On the first day of the week she comes early, while it was still dark (John 20:1). - What does Mary see as she stoops to look into the tomb?
Answer: Two angels in white
She sees two angels in white, sitting where the body of Jesus had lain (John 20:11-12).