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Unit 2: Preparation for Ministry
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- Q1
Name the two kinds of fulfillments that Jesus' birth and life accomplished.
(Hint: One type of fulfillment was accomplished through the events that took place in His life, and the other type was accomplished through His obedience.)
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What does it mean that Jesus "increased... in favor with God and man"? (Luke 2:52)
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Summarize John's message. What should have motivated people to heed his message?
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Choose one of the three temptations. Explain why it would have been wrong for Jesus to do what Satan tempted Him to do.
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What should motivate and empower you to resist temptation?
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When Jesus did miracles, such as turning water into wine, what did He reveal about Himself?
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Compare God's purpose for the temple with Jesus' motivation for cleansing the temple.
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Why were the people upset with Jesus' refusal to do miracles in Nazareth as He had done in Capernaum?
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Why did Simeon bless God and tell the Lord that he was ready to depart in peace? What transition word tips you off to the reason? (Luke 2:28-30)
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How can you interpret Matthew 2:13-15, 19-20 so that it's not changing the original meaning of Hosea 11:1 since the verse in Hosea doesn't seem to be a prophecy?
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Matthew 3:11, Mark 1:4, and Luke 3:3 all seem to indicate that John's baptism was for forgiveness. Based on Matthew 3:7-10 and Luke 3:7-8, how do you know that people had to demonstrate genuine repentance before he would baptize them? (Note: The Greek word for "for" can also mean "on the basis of" "because of" or "in reference to" rather than "for the purpose of.")
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The miracle at Cana is a paradigm for the rest of Jesus' miracles. How should you interpret the purpose of all Jesus' miracles? (John 2:11)
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