Healing and Traditions in the Gospels
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What action did the people take when they recognized him after landing at Gennesaret?

  • They fled in confusion.
  • They built an altar.
  • They brought sick individuals on mats. (correct)
  • They ignored him.

What traditional practice did the Pharisees and scribes question Jesus about?

  • Maintaining cleanliness of hands before meals. (correct)
  • Offering sacrifices at the temple.
  • Reading the Torah aloud.
  • Eating lamb during Passover.

What practice did Jesus criticize concerning the Pharisees' teachings about supporting parents?

  • They demanded public announcements of support.
  • They encouraged neglecting elderly responsibilities.
  • They required money to be paid to the temple first.
  • They allowed individuals to dedicate support to God instead. (correct)

What did Jesus teach about what defiles a person?

<p>The things that come from within. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a person’s heart produce that defiles them according to the passage?

<p>Evil thoughts (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the response of the Syrophoenician woman when Jesus said it was not right to take food from the children?

<p>She acknowledged that even dogs eat scraps. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action did Jesus take before healing the deaf man?

<p>He looked up to heaven and groaned. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the astonished crowd say about Jesus after he healed the deaf man?

<p>He has done all things well. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Unclean hands

Hands not washed according to Jewish tradition, considered impure.

Tradition of the Elders (Oral Law)

Unwritten Jewish laws passed down through generations, supplementing the written Torah.

Qorban

A Hebrew word meaning 'offering' or 'dedicated to God'.

Hypocrisy

The act of pretending to have moral or religious beliefs that one does not truly hold.

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Defilement (internal)

Impurity or corruption from within a person, not from external sources.

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Defiling thoughts

Evil thoughts, unchastity, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, licentiousness, envy, blasphemy, arrogance, and folly originate from within a person, and are what defiles.

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Syrophoenician woman

A woman from Tyre who begged Jesus to heal her daughter who was possessed by an unclean spirit.

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Unclean spirit

A demonic presence causing suffering in a person or animal.

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Deaf man's healing

Jesus healed a deaf man with a speech impediment by touching his ears and tongue and speaking a specific word.

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Command of secrecy

Jesus' instructions to not reveal his deeds but the people disobeyed and spread the word.

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Study Notes

Healing at Gennesaret

  • People brought sick people to Jesus, seeking healing.
  • Those who touched Jesus' garment were healed.
  • Pharisees criticized Jesus' disciples for not adhering to Jewish tradition regarding hand-washing.
  • Jesus countered that tradition should not supersede God's commandments.
  • Jesus emphasized the importance of inner purity over external rituals.

Pharisees and the Tradition of the Elders

  • Pharisees and scribes from Jerusalem criticized Jesus' disciples for not following handwashing traditions.
  • Jewish tradition dictated specific purification rituals for consuming foods.
  • Jesus criticized Pharisees for prioritizing human tradition over divine commands.
  • The Pharisees focused on external rituals, while ignoring inner purity.
  • Jesus underscored the importance of avoiding hypocrisy in faith.

The Syrophoenician Woman

  • A woman with a demon-possessed daughter pleaded with Jesus for healing.
  • Jesus initially resisted, emphasizing that he should first care for the needs of Israelites.
  • The woman persisted, acknowledging that even the dogs would eat the scraps from the children's table.
  • Jesus acknowledged her faith and healed her daughter.
  • Jesus highlighted the importance of acknowledging faith in those from diverse backgrounds.

The Deaf Man

  • People brought a deaf man to Jesus.
  • Jesus took the man aside and performed a healing.
  • After healing Jesus asked the crowd to maintain discretion.
  • Jesus emphasized that external actions do not necessarily equate with internal righteousness (sincerity).

Important Teachings

  • Jesus criticized human traditions that contradict God's commandments.
  • He highlighted that true worship comes from the heart, not just outward displays.

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This quiz explores key events in the Gospels where Jesus confronts religious traditions and emphasizes inner purity. It includes healing miracles, criticism from the Pharisees, and interactions with individuals like the Syrophoenician woman. Test your understanding of these important biblical narratives.

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