Miracles of Jesus: Healing the Paralyzed Man
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Some individuals who knew Jesus recognized him as unique and special compared to them.

False (B)

Jesus faced praise and acceptance from everyone in his hometown of Nazareth.

False (B)

Elijah and Elisha were examples Jesus used to address the skepticism about his ministry.

True (A)

Jesus's stronger messages were generally received with trust and enthusiasm.

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Despite facing rejection, Jesus continued his ministry in Galilee, healing and preaching.

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The man Jesus healed was able to walk immediately after his sins were forgiven.

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The crowd surrounding Jesus helped the paralyzed man reach him by creating a direct passage through the people.

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Jesus faced criticism from religious leaders for claiming to forgive sins.

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Jesus' actions of dining with tax collectors and social outcasts were welcomed by the Pharisees.

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Jesus expressed doubt about his own authority to forgive sins.

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Jesus' mission included healing the righteous exclusively.

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The paralyzed man left his pallet behind after being healed.

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The exorcisms performed by Jesus were viewed as a confrontation with the powers of darkness.

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Jesus taught in the synagogue of Capernaum as one with less authority than the scribes.

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A man possessed by an unclean spirit recognized Jesus' identity during his teaching.

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Jesus was indifferent to the suffering of the people he encountered.

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The miracle of curing a paralytic was witnessed by a large crowd in Capernaum.

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Jesus' miracles were solely focused on personal gain and fame.

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Unclean spirits recognized Jesus' authority, causing onlookers to be impressed.

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Satan encouraged Jesus to pursue a path that emphasized compassion and healing.

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The Jews expected a Messiah-King to establish peace with the Romans and maintain their rule.

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Jesus's concept of the kingdom was in complete agreement with the established Messianic expectations of the Jews.

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Pope Benedict XVI described Jesus's preaching of the Kingdom as having a central role in the Gospel.

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Initially, Jesus's visit to Nazareth was met with skepticism and hostility.

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In the synagogue, Jesus read from the Prophet Jeremiah when he proclaimed the good news to the poor.

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Capernaum was Jesus's base of operations and is located at the southern end of the Sea of Galilee.

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Jesus raised the son of a tax collector from the dead.

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Matthew was a tax collector, a profession that was generally respected among the people.

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The Sea of Galilee is approximately seven-and-a-half miles long and thirteen miles wide.

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Jesus's miracles often included acts of healing, including raising people from the dead.

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G. K. Chesterton suggested that reading the Gospels would lead to immediate belief in the events described.

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Jesus preached the gospel of the Kingdom while performing healing in Galilee.

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Jesus only healed people from Galilee and had no impact on the surrounding regions.

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The events of Jesus' early ministry in Galilee occurred at a time that was considered ripe for a significant figure to emerge.

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People followed Jesus solely because he was a famous teacher, not for his healing abilities.

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Flashcards

Paralyzed Man

A man who could not walk was brought to Jesus for healing.

Jesus' Authority

Jesus claimed authority to forgive sins and heal the paralyzed man.

Forgiveness of Sins

Jesus first forgave the man's sins before healing him.

Crowd's Obstacle

The crowd was too large for the man to reach Jesus.

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Public Reaction

The crowd was amazed and rejoiced, while some leaders were upset.

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G. K. Chesterton's thought experiment

An idea to imagine reading the Gospels as a newcomer, leading to bewilderment and belief.

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Jesus' ministry in Galilee

Jesus taught in synagogues, preached the Kingdom, and healed the sick in Galilee.

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Spread of Jesus' fame

Jesus became well-known throughout Syria as people brought the afflicted to him.

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Afflicted individuals

People suffering from various diseases, mental illnesses, and disabilities who sought Jesus' healing.

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Crowds following Jesus

Large groups of people came from Galilee, the Decapolis, Jerusalem, and beyond to witness Jesus.

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Skepticism towards Jesus

Many people doubted Jesus's identity and abilities.

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Old Testament examples

Jesus referred to Elijah and Elisha to explain his authority.

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Rejection in Nazareth

Jesus faced hostility and expulsion from his hometown synagogue.

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Jesus's message impact

Jesus's teachings received mixed reactions: some acceptance, others harsh rejection.

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Jesus's ministry actions

He preached the Kingdom of God, healed the sick, and expelled demons.

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Matthew's Dinner

A dinner hosted by Matthew for Jesus and outcasts that angered Pharisees.

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Jesus' Mission

Jesus aimed to heal the sick and show mercy to sinners, per Hosea.

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Exorcisms as Confrontation

Jesus' exorcisms symbolized a direct challenge to evil and darkness.

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Teaching in Capernaum

Jesus taught with authority, contrasting the scribes' teachings.

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Unclean Spirit Incident

Jesus silenced and expelled a spirit claiming his identity in the synagogue.

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Messianic Expectations

The belief among Jews that a Messiah-King would restore Israel and drive out Romans.

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Jesus' Concept of the Kingdom

Jesus taught that the Kingdom of God is open to the poor and repentant, differing from Jewish expectations.

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Pope Benedict XVI on the Gospel

Described Jesus' preaching as the core content revealing God's new presence in human affairs.

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Sabbath in Nazareth

Initial enthusiastic reception of Jesus' teachings changed when he read Isaiah in the synagogue.

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Fulfillment of Scripture

Jesus claimed the Isaiah prophecy was fulfilled in his presence, referencing preaching good news and freedom.

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Capernaum

A town by the Sea of Galilee, significant in Jesus's ministry.

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Sea of Galilee

A large lake in Israel, central to Jesus's teachings and miracles.

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Miracles of Healing

Jesus's acts of curing illnesses and raising the dead.

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Matthew's Call

Jesus called Matthew, a despised tax collector, to be a disciple.

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Jairus's Daughter

A girl raised from the dead by Jesus, showcasing His power over death.

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Unclean Spirits

Evil spirits that Jesus cast out, demonstrating his authority.

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Jesus' Compassion

Jesus empathized with suffering people, leading to his healing actions.

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Miracles as Signs

Miracles point to Jesus' identity as the Messiah and chosen one.

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Satan's Temptation

Satan tempted Jesus to pursue fame over his true mission.

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Capernaum Crowd

A large crowd gathered in Capernaum to hear Jesus, blocking access.

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Study Notes

  • A paralyzed man was brought to Jesus.
  • Jesus forgave his sins.
  • Jesus told the man to rise and walk.
  • The man rose and walked.
  • The scribes were displeased by Jesus' actions.
  • They felt that Jesus was claiming power to do something that only God could do.

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