Jesus and the Outsiders Learning Grid PDF
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This document is a learning grid or worksheet focusing on Jesus and his interactions with outsiders, like fishermen, tax collectors, zealots, and lepers. It poses questions about their societal perception and Jesus' treatment of them, encouraging reflection on Jesus' message of compassion and equality.
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**Question** **Answer** What does \"Disciple\" mean? One who learns. What were some of the disciples\' jobs? Andrew, Peter, James, and John were fishermen. Matthew was a tax collector. Simon was a Zealot. How were fishermen, tax collectors, and zealots regarded in society? **Fishermen:** Of...
**Question** **Answer** What does \"Disciple\" mean? One who learns. What were some of the disciples\' jobs? Andrew, Peter, James, and John were fishermen. Matthew was a tax collector. Simon was a Zealot. How were fishermen, tax collectors, and zealots regarded in society? **Fishermen:** Often seen as low-status and poor. **Tax Collectors:** Viewed as traitors and sinners because they collected taxes for the Romans and often took more than required. **Zealots:** Seen as extremists, known for their strong beliefs and opposition to Roman rule. Why did Jesus choose disciples? To learn from him, spread his message, and assist in his mission. How were lepers treated by society? People avoided them and thought they were \"unclean.\" What did the leper ask Jesus, and what did Jesus say? The leper asked, \"If you want, you can make me clean.\" \ Jesus replied, \"I am willing. Be clean.\" What does Jesus' kindness to the leper show? Jesus cared for everyone, even those society didn't value. What do Christians believe they can learn about Jesus from his treatment of outsiders? 1\. He treated everyone equally. 2\. He showed kindness to people others ignored. 3\. He was caring and forgiving. 4\. Christians believe that his ability to forgive, heal, and accept people shows he was the Son of God. Jesus and the Outsiders Learning Grid
