Jesus' Early Ministry

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What was the primary reason for Andrew seeking out his brother Simon after his initial encounter with Jesus?

  • To warn him about the dangers of following new religious leaders.
  • To introduce him to the anticipated Messiah. (correct)
  • To inform him of the arrival of a prominent rabbi.
  • To share his catch of fish for the day.

What significance did the renaming of Simon to Peter hold within the context of their encounter with Jesus?

  • It reflected Jesus's authority and power over his followers.
  • It marked a change in profession for Simon.
  • It symbolized the bestowal of a new spiritual identity and role. (correct)
  • It was a common practice during that time period.

How did Nathanael's initial reaction to Philip's proclamation differ from his eventual conviction about Jesus?

  • He expressed doubt and prejudice based on Jesus's origin. (correct)
  • He displayed open-mindedness to consider new ideas.
  • He embraced curiosity toward and willingness to meet Jesus.
  • He exhibited unwavering faith from the outset.

What central theme does the transformation of those who encountered Jesus convey within the narrative?

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Which aspect of the narrative demonstrates the initial recognition of Jesus's authority?

<p>The act of addressing Jesus with the title &quot;rabbi.&quot; (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Jesus as Rabbi

People began to call Jesus 'rabbi' as a title of respect and teacher.

Simon Peter's Name Change

Simon was renamed Peter by Jesus, meaning 'rock.'

Philip's Zeal

Philip eagerly shared news about Jesus with Nathanael after meeting him.

Nathanael's Skepticism

Nathanael was doubtful about Jesus's origins but believed after meeting him.

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Recognition of Messiah

Many recognized Jesus as the Messiah during personal encounters.

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Study Notes

Jesus' Ministry Begins

  • Jesus began to be recognized as a special teacher, called "rabbi."
  • People spent time listening to Jesus.
  • Andrew found Simon (Peter), and both were fishermen from Galilee.

Finding the Messiah

  • Andrew told Simon he had found the Messiah.
  • Simon visited Jesus to meet him.
  • Jesus greeted Simon and gave him a new name (Cephas/Peter).

Meeting Philip

  • Jesus met Philip, a friend of Nathanael, from Bethsaida.
  • Philip invited Nathanael to meet Jesus.
  • Philip spoke of Jesus as a person prophesied about by Moses.

Nathanael's Encounter

  • Nathanael was skeptical.
  • Jesus told Nathanael he saw him under a fig tree.
  • Nathanael recognized Jesus as the Son of God.

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