Jesus' Teaching Methods Quiz

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What was the primary objective of Jesus' teachings, including his use of parables?

  • To showcase his abilities as a gifted storyteller
  • To establish citizens of the Kingdom (correct)
  • To debate with the rabbis and establish his authority
  • To entertain the crowds with lively anecdotes

What issue did Jesus encounter with his initial methods of instruction and miracles?

  • People's receptiveness to his message diminished over time (correct)
  • His teachings were misinterpreted by the rabbis
  • The crowds dwindled as his popularity waned
  • People began demanding more elaborate miracles

How did many people perceive Jesus' healings and exorcisms?

  • As symbolic rituals with hidden meanings
  • As collaborations with other healers
  • As mere displays of extraordinary skill (correct)
  • As proof of his divine identity and power

What prompted Jesus to incorporate parables into his teachings?

<p>To respond to the diminishing impact of his prior methods (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Jesus' use of parables compare to that of other rabbis?

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Flashcards

Parables

Short stories told by Jesus to illustrate moral or spiritual lessons.

Meshalim

The Hebrew term for parables used by rabbis to convey lessons.

Direct Instruction

Teaching through clear, straightforward communication of knowledge.

Healings and Exorcisms

Miracles performed by Jesus that demonstrated his divine power and identity.

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Kingdom Citizens

Individuals formed by Jesus’ teachings to live according to God's ways.

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Study Notes

Jesus' Teaching Methods

  • Jesus used three main methods to teach: direct instruction, healings/exorcisms, and parables.
  • Parables were used to engage people and encourage them to reflect on the lessons
  • The response to his earlier teachings became less effective over time, so Jesus turned to parables
  • The parables were often comparable to the tales of Rabbis
  • The goal of the parables was to help his disciples apply lessons to themselves

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