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What was the primary source of contention between Jesus and the Pharisees?
What was the primary source of contention between Jesus and the Pharisees?
How did the Pharisees generally react to Jesus' teachings and actions?
How did the Pharisees generally react to Jesus' teachings and actions?
Which of the following examples best illustrates the Pharisees' opposition to Jesus based on their interpretation of Jewish Law?
Which of the following examples best illustrates the Pharisees' opposition to Jesus based on their interpretation of Jewish Law?
Who was Nicodemus, and what was his significance in relation to Jesus?
Who was Nicodemus, and what was his significance in relation to Jesus?
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What role did scribes play in relation to Jesus and the Pharisees?
What role did scribes play in relation to Jesus and the Pharisees?
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Pharisees
Pharisees
A group influential in Jewish law, often opposing Jesus' teachings.
Opposition to Jesus
Opposition to Jesus
Pharisees challenged Jesus on law interpretations, especially the Sabbath.
Nicodemus
Nicodemus
A Pharisee who sought understanding from Jesus, not hostility.
Scribes
Scribes
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Roman occupation
Roman occupation
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Study Notes
Harvesting on Sabbath
- A passage in Exodus permits harvesting on the Sabbath
- Jesus' disciples were confronted by Pharisees for doing so
- Jesus refuted the Pharisees' claim, citing examples from Scripture
Jesus and the Pharisees
- Jesus encountered a man with a withered hand in the synagogue
- Pharisees challenged Jesus about healing on the Sabbath
- Jesus responded that it was lawful to do good on the Sabbath
- Jesus healed the man, causing the Pharisees to storm out of the synagogue
Jesus' Enemies
- Pharisees played a significant role in Jesus' story
- Not all Pharisees were enemies of Jesus; some were good and decent people
- Nicodemus, a Pharisee, was an honest seeker who met with Jesus
- Herod Antipas, a ruler, was looking to kill Jesus, but there are no specifics
- Pharisees weren't uniformly bad. They were a reform force, admired and respected
- Scribes, known as Jewish scholars, were also Pharisees, frequently mentioned in the Gospels
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Description
This quiz explores the interactions between Jesus and the Pharisees as described in the Gospels. From harvesting on the Sabbath to healing a man with a withered hand, discover how these encounters shaped the narrative of Jesus' ministry. Additionally, learn about the varied roles of Pharisees, somber and supportive, in the biblical context.