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What was the initial reaction of the scribes to Jesus' forgiveness of the paralyzed man?
What was the initial reaction of the scribes to Jesus' forgiveness of the paralyzed man?
How did Jesus respond to the scribes' challenge regarding his authority?
How did Jesus respond to the scribes' challenge regarding his authority?
What was the paralyzed man's response to Jesus' command?
What was the paralyzed man's response to Jesus' command?
How did the crowd react to Jesus healing the paralyzed man?
How did the crowd react to Jesus healing the paralyzed man?
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What primary theme does the healing of the paralyzed man convey?
What primary theme does the healing of the paralyzed man convey?
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Study Notes
Jesus Forgives Sins
- Several people brought a paralyzed man to Jesus.
- Jesus tells the man his sins are forgiven.
- Scribes disapproved, believing only God could forgive sins.
- Jesus asks which is easier: forgiving sins or telling someone to get up and walk.
- Jesus tells the man to rise, take up his pallet, and go home.
- The man obeyed and everyone was amazed.
Scribes' Reaction
- Scribes disapproved of Jesus' actions by saying only God could forgive sins.
- Jesus challenged their understanding of who can forgive sin.
- Jesus' action of both forgiving sins and commanding the man to walk prove his authority.
Authority of Jesus
- Jesus demonstrated the authority to forgive sins by commanding the paralyzed man to rise and walk.
- Jesus' actions left the Scribes confused and upset, while, the rest of the people were amazed.
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Test your knowledge on the miraculous healing of the paralyzed man by Jesus and the reactions of the Scribes. Explore the themes of authority and forgiveness as depicted in this significant biblical event. This quiz will challenge your understanding of Jesus' teachings and the implications of his actions.