The Roman soldiers, while waiting for Jesus to die, amuse themselves throwing dice.  The prize was the seamless garment Jesus had worn.

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Since he had been hailed as "King of the Jews" the Roman soldiers placed a crown of thorns on his head in ridicule and jest.

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Joseph of Arimathea used his influence and contacts to get permission from Pilate to place the body in a freshly hewn tomb which he had intended to use himself.

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The empty cross, shown here draped and deserted, stands in many Protestant churches as the symbol of the resurrection - God's victory over death.

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The Easter Lily, a symbol of hope.  All is not lost.  Following this sacrificial death comes the glory of the resurrection.

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