The Greatest Salesman in the World Part 2 Ch 4

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What was Hafid's perspective on working with caravans in Pathros?

He hated the smell of the animals.

He considered it one of his more pleasant duties. (correct)

He had no memories of that time.

He found it difficult and exhausting.

What significance does Sergius attribute to the carpenter shop mentioned?

It was a place for religious gatherings.

It had been transformed into a museum.

It was where Jesus worked for nearly thirty years. (correct)

It was used for storage by the villagers.

How did Hafid react to Sergius's reverence for the well associated with Jesus?

He shared in the reverence without humor.

He felt ashamed of its dirty appearance.

He jested about its commonality and dirtiness. (correct)

He was indifferent about Jesus's history.

What prior connection did Sergius have with Mary, Jesus's mother?

He had visited her many times and formed a friendship. Signup and view all the answers

What did Sergius plan to do with the furniture purchased from the villagers?

Prepare a special room for it in the palace in Cyprus. Signup and view all the answers

What does Mary say about how Jesus was received during his first public speech?

Most people were confused and angry. Signup and view all the answers

What prompted Mary to return to Nazareth while Jesus was preaching?

Jesus' insistence for her safety amidst growing threats. Signup and view all the answers

What does Sergius realize about the importance of Jesus' stories?

They must be preserved in written form. Signup and view all the answers

How did Mary react when she realized Hafid's identity?

She happily recalled their meeting in Bethlehem. Signup and view all the answers

What was Mary doing when she described Jesus' first public speech?

Reflecting on his experiences in Nazareth. Signup and view all the answers

What compliment did Hafid receive from Mary during their conversation?

She remarked on the warmth of his presence. Signup and view all the answers

What did Mary say about Jesus’ reaction to the violent reception in Nazareth?

He continued with his mission in Capernaum. Signup and view all the answers

What emotional response did Mary show during her conversation with Hafid?

She became tearful and nostalgic. Signup and view all the answers

Why did Mary describe her son as having 'special authority' when he spoke?

He claimed to have divine inspiration. Signup and view all the answers

What does the leather sack that Mary gives to Hafid symbolize?

A token of gratitude and remembrance. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Meeting in Nazareth

Two friends, Hafid and Sergius, met at Nazareth's well.
A large caravan was present, with camel boys filling casks.
Sergius noted Hafid's past work with caravans.
They spoke of Jesus' frequent use of the well and his life in Nazareth.
Sergius pointed out the house where Jesus lived (a carpenter's shop).

Jesus' Life in Nazareth

Jesus spent nearly thirty years in Nazareth.
He worked as a carpenter.
Sergius purchased furniture made by Jesus' hands.
Mary, Jesus' mother, lived alone in Nazareth.
Their discussion focused on Jesus' life, particularly his first public speech.

Mary and Jesus' First Public Speech

Jesus' first public speech occurred in the Nazareth synagogue.
The speech angered the congregation.
Jesus miraculously escaped arrest.
They fled to Capernaum, where he received a more favorable reception.
Jesus' mother, Mary said this speech was his first public appearance.

Hafid and Mary's Connection

Hafid and Mary recognized each other from a previous, long-ago meeting.
The encounter happened in a stable in Bethlehem, after Jesus' birth.
Mary shared that Hafid gifted Jesus with a red robe.
Mary gifted the robe, previously belonging to Paul, back to Hafid.
Hafid, moved by the gift, expressed gratitude.

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Explore the significant events from Jesus' life in Nazareth, focusing on his upbringing, work as a carpenter, and his impactful first public speech. Through the conversations between Hafid and Sergius, discover the connections between Jesus, his mother Mary, and the local community. This quiz will delve into the historical context and the personal relationships that shaped Jesus' early years.