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What did Jesus say his mission was?
What did Jesus say his mission was?
- To perform miracles and provide physical sustenance.
- To grant eternal life to believers. (correct)
- To establish an earthly kingdom.
- To teach people how to cultivate crops.
What did the people initially ask Jesus for?
What did the people initially ask Jesus for?
- More miracles.
- Forgiveness of their sins.
- A consistent supply of bread. (correct)
- Spiritual enlightenment.
How did Jesus describe himself?
How did Jesus describe himself?
- The light of the world
- A great prophet
- The way, the truth and the life
- The bread of life (correct)
What was the reaction of the people when Jesus spoke of giving his flesh to eat?
What was the reaction of the people when Jesus spoke of giving his flesh to eat?
What was Jesus' response to the people's questioning about eating his flesh?
What was Jesus' response to the people's questioning about eating his flesh?
Flashcards
Bread of Life
Bread of Life
Jesus refers to himself as the source of eternal life in this metaphor.
Eternal Life
Eternal Life
The promise of everlasting life for those who believe in Jesus.
Living Bread
Living Bread
The concept that Jesus offers spiritual nourishment that leads to eternal life.
Will of the Father
Will of the Father
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Confusion of the Crowd
Confusion of the Crowd
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Study Notes
People Begging for Bread
- People asked Jesus for bread consistently, hoping to be amazed and fed
- Jesus performed miracles of multiplying loaves and fishes, but people focused on continual free food.
Jesus' Declaration of Self
- Jesus proclaimed himself the "bread of life"
- He declared his mission was from the heavens
- He stated those who believe in him won't suffer from hunger or thirst; they have eternal life
The Bread of Life
- Jesus' words caused consternation/murmuring
- Jesus insisted his words were true literal statements
- He identified his flesh as the bread to sustain the world a statement that would cause misunderstanding.
Skepticism and Doubt
- People were skeptical of his claims
- Jesus' statement that people needed to eat his flesh caused further doubt
- His insistence on this truth caused confusion and misunderstanding but he didn't soften his claims
- His followers should not worry, his intent was truthful; a miracle would follow
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