Questions and Answers
What is the tetrarch?
Herod
Who had been beheaded?
John the Baptist
What is the city where Jesus withdrew with the 12?
Bethsaida
How much was given to feed the 5,000?
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Who were the three disciples who witnessed the Transfiguration?
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Which two people from the Old Testament appeared with Jesus?
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Jesus set out resolutely for what town?
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According to the commentary, which of the following would be reasons why Jesus told the 12 not to take food, money, or an extra tunic? (Select all that apply)
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What did shaking dust off feet mean?
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The feeding of the 5,000 would be connected to God's miraculous feeding of Israel in the wilderness and Elisha feeding 100 men with 20 loaves.
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Crowds believed Jesus to be which of the following? (Select all that apply)
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Peter declares Jesus to be what?
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Peter understood what he meant when he said 'God's Messiah' because the Jews knew the Messiah would suffer, be killed, and raised on the third day.
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The image of taking up a cross comes from the Roman custom of making condemned persons carry the crossbar to their execution.
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What are some possible reasons why Elijah and Moses appeared with Jesus during the Transfiguration? (Select all that apply)
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What happened at Jesus' Baptism?
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What happened during Jesus' transfiguration?
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According to the commentary (with which your professor agrees), a child is the perfect illustration of those who are the most responsive to God's grace.
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Luke 9:51 introduces the travel narrative to Jerusalem which is the journey of Jesus to his passion (death and resurrection).
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Jesus' use of the image of the plow and looking back suggests a quick glance backwards.
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Who did Jesus see fall like lightning from heaven?
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Who tried to test Jesus with a series of questions?
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A man was attacked as he traveled from which town in the parable?
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Where was the man who was attacked traveling to in the parable?
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Who attacked the man traveling in the parable?
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Who was the first person to pass by the man attacked in the parable?
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Who was the second person to pass by the man attacked in the parable?
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Who was the one who had mercy on the man?
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Who opened her home to Jesus?
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Who sat at the Lord's feet listening?
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According to Luke 10:2, the harvest belongs to whom?
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Why might Jesus have sent the 70(72) in pairs?
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The cities of Chorazin and Bethsaida were where Andrew, Peter, and Philip were from.
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Tyre and Sidon are two Jewish towns that welcomed the message of God.
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Study Notes
Key Individuals and Events
- Herod: The tetrarch who beheaded John the Baptist.
- John the Baptist: Beheaded for his role in calling out sin.
- Jesus' Withdrawal: With the twelve disciples, Jesus retreated to Bethsaida.
Miracles and Teachings
- Feeding of the 5,000: Accomplished with five loaves and two fish, echoing God's provision in the wilderness.
- Transfiguration Witnesses: Peter, James, and John were the three disciples who witnessed this event.
- Old Testament Figures: Moses and Elijah appeared with Jesus during the Transfiguration, symbolizing the Law and the Prophets.
Jesus' Mission and Teachings
- Journey to Jerusalem: Jesus set out for Jerusalem with resolve, focusing on his mission.
- Instructions to the Disciples: Jesus advised the twelve not to take extra provisions, highlighting dependency on God.
- Declaration of Jesus' Identity: Peter recognized Jesus as God's Messiah, though he initially misunderstood the implications of suffering.
Parables and Illustrations
- Shaking Dust Off Feet: Symbolic act indicating rejection of a message.
- Parable of the Good Samaritan: Illustrates compassion; a Samaritan helps a man beaten by robbers after a priest and Levite pass by.
Attitudes and Responses
- Childlike Faith: A child exemplifies responsiveness to God’s grace.
- Travel Narrative Introduction: Luke 9:51 marks the beginning of Jesus’ journey toward his passion.
- Samaritan's Mercy: Contrasts with Jewish leaders' indifference, emphasizing the call to love beyond cultural boundaries.
Opposition and Challenges
- Teachers of the Law: Attempted to test Jesus with questions regarding the Law.
- Satan's Fall: Jesus mentions observing Satan fall like lightning, symbolizing defeat.
Hospitality and Service
- Martha and Mary: Martha opened her home to Jesus, while Mary chose to listen to his teaching, illustrating different responses to Jesus' presence.
Community and Mission
- Sending the 70: Pairs were sent as witnesses for companionship, accountability, and protection.
- Cities of Chorazin and Bethsaida: Highlighted as places where the message was significant; linked to the home of Andrew, Peter, and Philip.
Important Concepts
- God's Glory: Through events like Jesus' baptism and transfiguration, God's divine endorsement is evident.
- Moral Imperatives: The call to love and serve reflects the essence of Jesus’ teachings and mission.
Conclusion
- Journey's Purpose: Jesus’ path to Jerusalem signifies fulfillment of prophecy and commitment as he prepares for his crucifixion and resurrection.
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