Jesus tells a parable about wicked workers to the heads of the Jews and their priests to teach them a lesson.

Judas Iscariot negotiates with the chief priests and the leaders of the temple guards, those who want to kill Jesus, to get some money.

Peter and John prepare the Passover dinner.

Jesus washes his disciples’ feet to teach them that they should care for others.

Jesus says to his disciples that one of them will hand Him over, but they do not understand Him.

Jesus tells the disciples of what is to come.

People come with swords and clubs to arrest Jesus.

Peter denies that he knows Jesus three times.

Judas regrets what he did.

The people cry out “crucify Him, crucify him!”.

The Roman soldiers beat up Jesus and make fun of him.

Jesus is crucified and dies on the cross.

Mary Magdalene goes to Jesus’ tomb at dawn and finds tomb empty.

While two of Jesus’s disciples were on their way to Emmaus, Jesus comes and walks along with them, however they do not recognize him.

Jesus appears to His disciples in Thomas’s absence.

Jesus appears to his disciples as they’re fishing.

Jesus rises up to heaven.

The spirit of God comes upon the disciples in tongues of fire and they start to speak in different languages.

Peter starts witnessing about Jesus to the people around him; leading many of them to repent and believe that Jesus Christ is the savior.

Jewish leaders arrest Peter and John for healing a lame man in the name of Jesus Christ.

Ananias and his wife Sapphira claim that they have given the full price of the land to the Apostles.

Many people hated Stephen because he preached about Jesus with boldness.

Philip got up and went to the south towards Gaza, as the angel of the Lord instructed him. There he met an Ethiopian man whom he evangelized and baptized.

Jesus appears to Saul as he’s on his way to Damascus.

Instead of killing those who witness about Jesus, Saul now became a witness himself.

Tabitha is raised from the dead.

Peter has a vision.

Peter understands that Jesus came to be savior to all.

When the crowd sees that Paul has healed a lame man, they are astonished and think that he’s a god.

Paul has a dream of a man asking him to go to the city of Macedonia to help its people.

Even though Paul and Silas have wounds in their backs and shackles on their feet, they pray and sing hymns in prison.

Chaos in the city of Ephesus because of Paul’s teachings.

Paul gathers with the believers in Troas.

Paul is warned of the dangers of going to Jerusalem.

The guards sneak Paul out of prison so that the people would not kill him.

Troubles in the sea on the way to Rome.

The Roman officers, Paul and all those who are in the boat end up in Malta.

The authorities allow Paul to live alone with a soldier guarding him. He preached the kingdom of God and the Lord Jesus Christ with all boldness and freedom.

Paul writes letters to the Christians to encourage them to live rightly.