PPT-Jesus

told a parable The kingdom of heaven is like a grain of mustard seed that a man took and sowed in his field It is the smallest of all seeds but when it has grown it is larger than all the garden plants and becomes a tree so that the birds of the air come and make nests in its branches. Lesson objectives:. To know and understand . what. happened at the event of Jesus’ crucifixion. To understand . why. Christians believe it was necessary for Jesus to die. To reflect upon the . emotions. ?. (. Mk.7:1-23). . What . did Jesus say . about… . Heaven . Following Him. Suffering . Patience. What did Jesus say about Religion. ?. (. Mk.7:1-23). The Hostility of the Religious Elite. Grain fields . A. Peter draws his sword. (John 18:10). . B. Jesus had something else in mind. . He told Peter to put his sword back in its sheath (John 18:11) . He touched the man’s ear and healed him (Luke 22:51). . Kingdom of god. Jesus teaches the Kingdom of God while he is on earth. The Kingdom of God is a state in which the world operates according to God’s desires rather than human desires. A completed Kingdom of God would be heaven (perfection). . I. Many symbolic things happened in conjunction with Jesus’ suffering and death. . A. Some of these things were inspired . by men. .. 1. This included the . purple robe. the soldiers put on Jesus (Mark 15:17, 20; John 19:2, 5).. The Joy of Jesus’ Birth. THE JOY . OF . PREPARING. OTHERS FOR JESUS. Zacharias. & . Elizabeth. . rejoiced to prepare John for Jesus (Luke 1:5-14). John. . rejoiced to prepare Israel for Jesus (Luke . Sermon on the Mount. Memory Verse. “Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine . AND. . puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. .. Matthew 7:24 . (NIV). Calling the Disciples. The Geography Stands . t. he Test. .. Sites and Artifacts Demonstrate . The life, teaching, death and resurrection of Jesus. Many of the findings are relatively recent. .. Jesus. ’. Birthplace is Generally Accepted. John 8:12-20. p. 986. Intro. A text on light…. … an obscure text nonetheless!. A few points to note to get the context:. The situation is already tense. Debate and division among the Jews about . The Catholic Faith Handbook for Youth, Third Edition. Document . #: . TX003142. Chapter . 11. Mark 14:1—15:46. Matthew 26:1—27:66. Luke 22:1—23:56. John 18:1—19:42. Copyright: . Luti. / www.shutterstock.com. Holy and anointed One, Jesus. Jesus, Jesus. Risen and exalted One, Jesus. Your name is like honey on my lips. Your Spirit like water to my soul. Your Word is a lamp unto my feet. Jesus, I love You, I love You. Lesson 4.1. Matthew 12:22-45. Overview. Jesus’ message had divided His audience.. His disciples were firmly committed, and many were following him.. The religious leaders were ready to reject him.. John . Dominic . Crossan. and N. T. Wright. .. Crossan. : Jesus the social revolutionary; using apocryphal gospels; seeing Jesus as a product of his time; what the words of Jesus would have meant in Jesus’ time. THE DEATH OF JESUS WHO KILLED JESUS? The Brandon Thesis INTRODUCTION For many years Jews were held responsible for the death of Jesus Christ. T he information in the Gospels seem to suggest that.