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What was the main reason Jesus chose his disciples?
What was the main reason Jesus chose his disciples?
How were fishermen generally regarded in society during Jesus' time?
How were fishermen generally regarded in society during Jesus' time?
What was the common perception of tax collectors during Jesus' time?
What was the common perception of tax collectors during Jesus' time?
What lesson can Christians learn from Jesus' treatment of outsiders?
What lesson can Christians learn from Jesus' treatment of outsiders?
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What did the leper request from Jesus?
What did the leper request from Jesus?
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Andrew, Peter, James, and John were ______.
Andrew, Peter, James, and John were ______.
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Matthew was a ______ collector.
Matthew was a ______ collector.
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Zealots were known for their strong beliefs and opposition to ______ rule.
Zealots were known for their strong beliefs and opposition to ______ rule.
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The leper asked Jesus, 'If you want, you can make me ______.'
The leper asked Jesus, 'If you want, you can make me ______.'
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People avoided lepers and thought they were ______.
People avoided lepers and thought they were ______.
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Jesus replied to the leper, 'I am willing. Be ______.'
Jesus replied to the leper, 'I am willing. Be ______.'
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Jesus cared for everyone, even those society didn't ______.
Jesus cared for everyone, even those society didn't ______.
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Christians believe that Jesus' ability to forgive, heal, and accept people shows he was the ______ of God.
Christians believe that Jesus' ability to forgive, heal, and accept people shows he was the ______ of God.
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Study Notes
Discipleship
- Disciples are learners.
- Andrew, Peter, James, John were fishermen.
- Matthew was a tax collector.
- Simon was a Zealot.
Social Perceptions
- Fishermen were often seen as poor and low status.
- Tax collectors were viewed as traitors and sinners due to their association with Roman rule and potential greed.
- Zealots were seen as extremists known for strong beliefs and opposition to Roman rule.
Jesus' Choice of Disciples
- Jesus chose disciples to learn from him, spread his message, and assist in his mission.
Lepers and Society
- Lepers were shunned and considered unclean.
- The leper asked Jesus to "make him clean."
- Jesus responded by saying, "I am willing. Be clean."
Jesus' Kindness and its Meaning
- Jesus' treatment of the leper demonstrates his care for all people, even those marginalized by society.
- Jesus' actions teach Christians about his:
- equality
- kindness to the ignored
- forgiving nature.
The Significance of Jesus' Actions
- Jesus' ability to forgive, heal, and accept people is seen by Christians as evidence of his divinity.
Discipleship
- Disciple means a learner.
- Disciples were chosen by Jesus to learn from him and spread his message.
- Jesus chose disciples from different walks of life:
- Andrew, Peter, James, and John were fishermen.
- Matthew was a tax collector.
- Simon was a Zealot.
- Fishermen: Often regarded as low-status and poor.
- Tax Collectors: Considered traitors and sinners for collecting taxes for the Romans and often taking more than required.
- Zealots: Seen as extremists known for their strong beliefs and opposition to Roman rule.
Jesus' Treatment of Outsiders
- Lepers were shunned by society and considered "unclean."
- A leper asked Jesus, "If you want, you can make me clean."
- Jesus replied, "I am willing. Be clean."
- Jesus’ kindness to the leper demonstrates his care for all people, even those marginalized by society.
- Christians believe Jesus' forgiveness, healing, and acceptance of outsiders reveals his divine nature as the Son of God.
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Explore the lessons of discipleship and social perceptions as depicted in the teachings of Jesus. This quiz examines the societal views on Jesus' disciples, including fishermen, tax collectors, and the leper, highlighting Jesus' kindness and inclusivity. Test your understanding of these important concepts in Christian teachings.
