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What was the action Jesus took upon seeing the paralytic?
What was the action Jesus took upon seeing the paralytic?
- He praised the faith of the four men.
- He asked the paralytic to walk.
- He forgave the man's sins. (correct)
- He complained about the roof.
What did the scribes accuse Jesus of?
What did the scribes accuse Jesus of?
- Claiming to be God.
- Performing miracles wrongly.
- Teaching against the law.
- Blasphemy. (correct)
Why did the disciples of John and the Pharisees fast, according to the content?
Why did the disciples of John and the Pharisees fast, according to the content?
- They wanted to be closer to God.
- They believed fasting would keep them healthy.
- It was a tradition they followed. (correct)
- They were seeking forgiveness for their sins.
What justification did Jesus give for not following tradition (having his disciples fast)?
What justification did Jesus give for not following tradition (having his disciples fast)?
What response did Jesus give to those questioning his eating with tax collectors and sinners?
What response did Jesus give to those questioning his eating with tax collectors and sinners?
What analogy is used to illustrate the incompatibility of new practices with old traditions?
What analogy is used to illustrate the incompatibility of new practices with old traditions?
According to the passage, what was the reaction of the Pharisees to the disciples picking grain on the Sabbath?
According to the passage, what was the reaction of the Pharisees to the disciples picking grain on the Sabbath?
What does the statement 'The sabbath was made for man, not man for the sabbath' suggest?
What does the statement 'The sabbath was made for man, not man for the sabbath' suggest?
What was the purpose of the Pharisees watching Jesus closely in the synagogue?
What was the purpose of the Pharisees watching Jesus closely in the synagogue?
Flashcards
Jesus's authority to forgive sins
Jesus's authority to forgive sins
Jesus claimed the right to forgive sins, a power usually thought to belong only to God.
The paralytic healed
The paralytic healed
A man unable to walk is miraculously healed by Jesus.
Levi, the tax collector
Levi, the tax collector
A tax collector who was called by Jesus to be a disciple.
Jesus's meal with sinners
Jesus's meal with sinners
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Fasting and Jesus's disciples
Fasting and Jesus's disciples
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Sabbath
Sabbath
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New Wine vs. Old Wineskin
New Wine vs. Old Wineskin
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Healing on Sabbath Dilemma
Healing on Sabbath Dilemma
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Withered Hand Healing
Withered Hand Healing
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David's Example
David's Example
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Study Notes
The Healing of a Paralytic
- Jesus healed a paralytic man by forgiving his sins.
- The man was brought to Jesus by four others.
- Jesus's followers were amazed at the healing.
- Jesus asserted authority over sin.
The Call of Levi
- Jesus encounters Levi (tax collector) and calls him to follow.
- Jesus eats with tax collectors and sinners, causing criticism.
- Jesus defends his actions, saying the sick need healing, not the healthy.
Question About Fasting
- Disciples of John and Pharisees questioned Jesus's disciples about fasting.
- Jesus responded that wedding guests don't fast while the groom is present.
- He used the analogy of new cloth and wine to illustrate the inappropriateness of mixing new and old practices.
The Sabbath and the Disciples
- Jesus's disciples picked grain on the Sabbath, upsetting the Pharisees.
- Jesus countered that David's actions (eating the bread of offering) were justified in times of need, emphasizing man's importance over the Sabbath.
- Jesus declared that the Sabbath exists for humanity's benefit
A Man with a Withered Hand
- A man with a withered hand seeks healing from Jesus.
- Pharisees tried to trap Jesus to accuse him of violating the Sabbath.
- Jesus healed the man, defending his actions by citing that doing good is more important than doing evil.
- Pharisees and Herodians conspired to have Jesus killed.
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Explore the significant miracles and teachings of Jesus, including the healing of a paralytic, the calling of Levi, and discussions on fasting and the Sabbath. Understand how these events showcase Jesus's authority and compassion, as well as his challenges with religious norms.
