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What was the primary question Jesus asked His disciples in Caesarea Philippi?
What was the primary question Jesus asked His disciples in Caesarea Philippi?
- What do you think about My teachings?
- Who do people say that the Son of Man is? (correct)
- What miracles do you want to see?
- Why do you follow Me?
What were some of the responses given by the people about Jesus' identity?
What were some of the responses given by the people about Jesus' identity?
- Many saw Him as a military leader.
- Some claimed He was a false messiah.
- Others thought He was a tax collector.
- Some believed He was a prophet. (correct)
Who provided the most accurate answer to Jesus' question about His identity?
Who provided the most accurate answer to Jesus' question about His identity?
- James
- Matthew
- Judas
- Simon Peter (correct)
What does 'Christos' mean in English?
What does 'Christos' mean in English?
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In which ways did people experience God's care through Jesus?
In which ways did people experience God's care through Jesus?
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What invitation does Jesus extend to those who feel burdened?
What invitation does Jesus extend to those who feel burdened?
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What does the Good News promise according to the text?
What does the Good News promise according to the text?
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What did Jesus aim to communicate through His miracles and teachings?
What did Jesus aim to communicate through His miracles and teachings?
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Study Notes
Jesus' Inquiry on His Identity
- Jesus sought to understand public perception, asking His disciples about people's views of Him.
- In Caesarea Philippi, He questioned, "Who do people say that the Son of Man is?"
- Disciples reported differing opinions: some believed He was John the Baptist, others thought He was Elijah or Jeremiah, and some viewed Him as a prophet.
Peter's Recognition of Jesus
- Simon Peter declared Jesus as "the Messiah, the Son of the Living God," recognizing his true identity.
- Jesus affirmed Peter's response, emphasizing the significance of understanding His divine role.
Jesus as the Messiah
- The term "Messiah" (Greek: Christos; English: "Anointed One") signifies Jesus' anointing by God for the purpose of saving humanity.
- His mission includes the well-being of people and demonstrating God's loving presence.
Jesus' Miracles and Care
- Jesus performed numerous acts of compassion, illustrating God's care:
- Healing the sick (Mark 5:34, Luke 7:50).
- Forgiving sinners (Luke 7:48, Matthew 9:13).
- Restoring life to the deceased (Matthew 9:24-26, Luke 8:49-56).
- Driving out demons (Luke 8:34-39, Mark 3:11-12).
- Rescuing disciples during a storm (Matthew 8:25, 14:30).
Invitation to Find Rest
- Jesus offers an invitation: "Come to Me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and I will refresh you" (Matthew 11:28).
- This message represents Good News, promising salvation from suffering and burdens.
Significance of Jesus' Ministry
- His ministry signals God's listening presence in response to human suffering and cries for help.
- Emphasizes the importance of gratitude and rejoicing in the goodness of God embodied in Jesus.
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