What did Jesus carry to Golgotha?

• A. His own cross
• B. A shield
• C. A banner
• D. A crown

Answer: (A)

The moment tests the act of bearing the instrument of his crucifixion. In the Passion narratives, Jesus goes toward Golgotha carrying the cross that would be used for his execution, underscoring his obedience and willingness to endure suffering for humanity. Some accounts note that a man named Simon of Cyrene helped with the load, but the emphasis remains that Jesus carried the cross himself to the place of crucifixion. This is why the correct choice is that Jesus carried his own cross. The other items—shield, banner, or crown—do not fit the scene: a shield and a banner aren’t described as being carried to Golgotha, and the crown of thorns is placed on his head rather than carried to the hill.