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What happened when Jesus was baptized by John?
Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, called Simon, Andrew, and James and John to follow him, preached good news in Galilee, cast out demons, and healed a leper.
What did Jesus do when many gathered at the house?
He forgave a paralytic his sins and healed him.
Jesus healed a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath.
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What parables did Jesus teach about?
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What miracle did Jesus perform related to demons?
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What did Jesus do when feeding the 5,000 men?
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The Pharisees questioned Jesus about tradition and washing before eating.
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What sign did the Pharisees ask from Jesus?
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Who did Peter declare Jesus to be?
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What did Jesus say when questioned about divorce?
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What commandment did Jesus say was the greatest?
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Jesus predicted the destruction of the temple and end times.
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What did Judas agree to do?
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Jesus was crucified and buried.
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What did the women find when they went to the tomb?
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Study Notes
Chapter 1
- Jesus begins his ministry with baptism by John and faces temptation in the wilderness.
- He calls Simon, Andrew, James, and John to be his disciples, preaching good news in Galilee, and performs healing miracles, including curing a leper.
Chapter 2
- A large crowd gathers, prompting the healing of a paralytic whose sins are forgiven.
- Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, and addresses questions about fasting, using parables about wineskins and old clothes.
Chapter 3
- Jesus heals on the Sabbath, leading to growing popularity and controversy.
- He appoints twelve apostles and warns against blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that those who obey God are considered his family.
Chapter 4
- Teaches several parables including the sower, the growing seed, and the mustard seed, emphasizing the importance of listening.
- Demonstrates authority over nature by calming a great storm while in a boat.
Chapter 5
- He performs an exorcism of a man possessed by many demons, known as Legion, who then enters a herd of pigs.
- Miraculous healing of a woman with chronic bleeding and the resurrection of Jairus' daughter.
Chapter 6
- Sends the twelve disciples out to preach; Herod executes John the Baptist.
- Feeds 5,000 men with five loaves and two fish and walks on water to reach his disciples.
Chapter 7
- Engages in a debate with Pharisees about traditions concerning cleanliness and eating, stating that evil originates from within.
- He delivers a Gentile girl from an unclean spirit and heals a deaf man.
Chapter 8
- Feeds 4,000 men, warns about the yeast of the Pharisees, and heals a blind man.
- Peter acknowledges Jesus as the Christ; Jesus foretells his death and resurrection.
Chapter 9
- Jesus is transfigured in front of Peter, James, and John; he heals a boy with an unclean spirit through prayer.
- Disciples argue about greatness; Jesus speaks against causing others to stumble and emphasizes salt as a preserving quality.
Chapter 10
- Discusses divorce and counsels a rich man to sell his possessions.
- James and John request positions of honor; Jesus teaches that the last will be first and blesses children.
- He heals Bartimaeus, a blind man.
Chapter 11
- Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem riding a donkey.
- Curses a barren fig tree and cleanses the temple, challenging the authority of religious leaders.
Chapter 12
- Shares the parable of the wicked tenants; debates with Pharisees about taxation and commandments.
- Emphasizes the greatest commandment: to love God and neighbor, and notes the poor widow’s offering as significant.
Chapter 13
- Predicts the destruction of the temple and the end times, advising vigilance and preparedness.
- Warns about future persecution, assuring that the Son of Man will return.
Chapter 14
- Conspiracy to kill Jesus unfolds; a woman anoints him with perfume.
- Jesus shares the Passover with disciples, prays in Gethsemane, and is betrayed by Judas and denied by Peter before being arrested.
Chapter 15
- Jesus is brought before Pilate, faces crowd demands to be crucified, and is subjected to mockery.
- Darkness falls as he breathes his last; Jesus is buried.
Chapter 16
- Women discover the empty tomb; a messenger announces Jesus' resurrection.
- Jesus appears to disciples, commissioning them to preach the gospel before ascending to heaven.
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This quiz covers the key events of Jesus' ministry as outlined in the first five chapters of the New Testament. From his baptism to his miracles and teachings, test your knowledge on the calling of his disciples, healings, and parables. Explore how these events reflect the message of Jesus and the beginning of his mission.
