by Aude McKee - aogden.comHarmony of the Gospels #2. by Aude McKee. The Birth and Boyhood of Jesus. Study texts: Matthew 2; Luke 2. TRUE / FALSE: 1. Jesus was born in Nazareth. 2

Harmony of the Gospels #1by Aude McKee

Pre-existence and Conception of JesusStudy texts: Matthew 1; Luke 1; Luke 3:23-38; John 1:1-14

QUESTIONS:

1. What does the word “pre-existence” mean? (cf. Col. 1:17; John 17:5; Phil. 2:6)2. To whom does the word “Word” refer? (cf. Rev. 19:13)3. Who was sent to bear witness to the Light?4. In John 1:12, who was given “power to become sons of God”?5. Look up the word “incarnation” if you do not know its meaning. Which verse in John 1 teaches

the idea of incarnation?6. Compare the genealogies of Matthew and Luke and tell how the arrangement differs.7. How many generations from Abraham to David? From David to Babylon? From Babylon to

Christ?8. From Luke’s record and determine how many generations from Adam to Noah? How many from

Noah to Abraham?9. Altogether there are how many generations from Adam to Christ?

10. What Old Testament passage states that Jesus would be born of a virgin?11. What verses in Matthew 1 show that Mary was a virgin when Jesus was born?12. Did Mary remain a virgin after Jesus’ birth? If yes, prove it:13. The name “Jesus” is a transliteration of the Hebrew word “Joshua”, which means “Jehovah is the

savior.” What reason was given for calling Mary’s son “Jesus”?14. What does the Hebrew word “Emmanuel” mean?15. Many was espoused to Joseph. What does this mean?16. What was Matthew’s occupation?17. What was Luke’s profession?18. Who were John’s parents?19. Who was king of Judea when John was born?20. What relation was Elizabeth and Mary?

MATCH:

21. Bathsheba A. A just man22. Joseph B. Engaged23. Lineage C. John came in spirit and power of24. Barren D. Angel25. Espoused E. Had been wife of Uriah26. Theophilis F. John27. Elias or Elijah G. Grew and waxed strong in spirit28. Nazarite H. Stock, descent29. Gabriel I. Addressed by Luke30. John J. Fruitless, childless

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31. The angel said that God would give to Jesus the of .32. He also said that the Lord’s kingdom would have no .33. Zacharias was a .34. was of the tribe of Levi.35. When Mary saluted Elizabeth, the baby in her womb.36. The neighbors wanted to name John .37. John was the Baptist because he .38. John was on the eighth day.39. Zacharias was filled with the and .40. John was to go before the face of the Lord to his ways.

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The Birth and Boyhood of JesusStudy texts: Matthew 2; Luke 2

TRUE / FALSE:

1. Jesus was born in Nazareth.2. There were three wise men who came to worship Jesus.3. The wise men saw the Lord’s star in the East.4. Joseph and Mary were in Bethlehem to be taxed when Jesus was born.5. Jesus was born on December 25th.6. Matthew tells about the shepherds and Luke tells of the wise men.7. Jesus was born when it was too cold for shepherds to be in the fields.8. The shepherds brought gifts to Jesus.9. Herod was insincere when he said he wanted to worship Jesus.

10. Jesus lived in Egypt for a period of time.

UNDERLINE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

11. The wise men understood that Jesus would be (priest, king, tax collector) of the Jews.12. In addition to King Herod, (Antioch, Bethlehem, Jerusalem) was troubled also.13. Herod told the wise men that the wanted to (worship, kill, honor) Jesus.14. The wise men were warned of God by a (vision, dream, note) not to return to Herod.15. Joseph and Mary left for Egypt in the (day, night).16. Herod killed all children around Bethlehem (one, two, three, four) years and under.17. (Angels, shepherds, wise men) sang, “Glory to God in the highest.”18. Simeon was told he would not (leave office, die, go to Egypt) until he had seen Christ.19. Mary kept many things in her (heart, hope chest, purse, scrap book).20. Jesus was (8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15) years old when he was lost in Jerusalem.

MATCH:

21. City of David A. Presented to the Lord22. Manger B. Blessed Jesus23. Jerusalem C. Jesus’ crib24. Turtledoves D. In distress25. Simeon E. Kept when Jesus was 1226. Archelaus F. Bethlehem27. Anna G. Tax decree28. Rama H. 84 years old29. Caesar Augustus I. Sacrifice30. Passover J. Reigned in place of his father

QUESTIONS:

31. Make a list of the specific prophecies that are referred to in this lesson:32. What is the meaning of Luke 2:35?33. What phrases are used interchangeably in Luke 2:22, 23, 24, and 29?34. To whom does the word “father” refer in Luke 2:49?35. In what four ways did Jesus develop?36. Why did Joseph and Mary flee to Egypt with Jesus?37. Who told Joseph of Herod’s death? 38. At what time of year did the Passover occur?39. How long did it take Joseph and Mary to find Jesus?40. What kind of “doctors” did Jesus converse with in the temple?


John the BaptistStudy texts: Matthew 3:1-12; Mark 1:1-8; Luke 3:1-20; John 1:15-28; Acts 18:24-28; 19:1-7

QUESTIONS:

1. Reread Luke 1:57-80. From this give the answers to the following:a. John’s parents.b. When was Zacharias’ tongue loosed?c. Was John to be a prophet or a priest?d. Where did John begin his preaching? What was his message?

2. Where did John begin his preaching?3. Describe his dress and food:4. What did his converts confess?5. What did he say to the Pharisees and Sadducees?6. What instructions did he give to the people?7. What were the soldiers told to do?8. Seven different baptisms are mentioned in the N.T. Name as many as you can?9. What two baptisms was Jesus to administer?

10. Make a list of the O.T. prophecies relating to John’s coming and work?11. Does the N.T. give any indication of how many people submitted to John’s baptism?12. For what reason (purpose) were John’s converts baptized?13. Why did Herod put John in prison?14. How did John get the people to see that he was inferior to Jesus?15. How old was John when Jesus was born?16. What baptism had the men in Acts 19 received?17. In what direction did John’s baptism look--forward or backward?18. What immediate act made it possible for the 12 men to speak in tongues?19. Is John’s baptism valid today?20. Read Luke 23:39-43. In view of the statement found in Matthew 3:5-6, is it possible that the thief

on the cross had been baptized?

MATCH:

21. Kingdom of heaven A. Chaff22. Jordan B. Roman Emperor23. Burn with fire C. Moses24. Pilate D. High priest25. Able to make stones E. At hand26. Caiaphas F. Governor of Judea27. Herod G. Philip’s wife28. Herodias H. Children of Abraham29. Law given by I. John’s baptistry30. Tiberius J. Tetrarch of Galilee

TRUE / FALSE:

31. John’s converts were required to repent.32. The Sadducees and Pharisees were insincere when they came to John’s baptism.33. There are three baptisms mentioned in Matthew 3:1-12.34. All three elements are used in a literal sense in the above passage.35. Trachonitis was tetrarch of Galilee.36. John called some people the “offspring of snakes.”37. Publicans were tax collectors.38. Grace and truth came by Peter and Paul.39. No man has ever seen God.40. John was teaching in Bethabara (Bethany) beyond Jordan.


Jesus’ Baptism; Temptation; Some Apostles ChosenStudy texts: Matthew 3:13-17; 4:1-25; Mark 1:9-20; Luke 3:21-23; 4:1-13; 5:1-11; John 1:29-51


1. Jesus was baptized in (pool of Siloam, Sea of Galilee, Jordan River).2. (Peter, John the Baptist, Paul) baptized Jesus.3. After Jesus was baptized (Spirit of God, dove, fire) lighted upon Him.4. Man shall not live by (water, meat, bread) alone.5. After each temptation, Jesus said, “It is (said, rumored, tradition, written).”6. After the temptations, (angels, disciples, friends) came and ministered unto Him.7. (Peter, John the Baptist, Andrew) said, “Behold, the Lamb of God...”8. “Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?” was spoken by (Philip, Andrew, Nathanael, Peter).9. Peter, Andrew, James and John were (tax collectors, doctors, tent makers, fishermen).

10. (Zebedee, Zacharias, Joseph) was the father of James and John.

MATCH:

11. Rabbi A. Holy Spirit12. Peter B. Devil13. Messiah C. On the Sea Coast14. Baptism D. Sea of Galilee15. Satan E. Immersion16. Capernaum F. Christ17. Holy Ghost G. Master18. Lake Gennesaret H. Father of Peter19. Jona I. Bethsaida20. Philip’s home J. A Stone

QUESTIONS:

21. Why was Jesus baptized?22. Cite another example of God acknowledging Jesus as His Son.23. Is it true that Jesus was tempted 40 days?24. Is it anywhere inferred in these passages that Jesus was tempted again--at any time?25. Where in the O.T. is it written, “He shall give His angels charge concerning thee.”26. Which of the three temptations appealed to the Lord’s pride?27. Is the devil a real or fictional character?28. What prophet said, “The people which sat in darkness saw great light”?29. To what does the phrase “kingdom of heaven” refer?30. Instead of fishing for fish, what did the Lord say these men would do?31. Explain the phrase, “Repent ye, and believe the gospel.” Why is repentance mentioned before

faith?32. How many fish were caught when men put the nets where Jesus told them?33. What was Peter’s reaction when he saw the great catch of fish?34. Did the apostles make any sacrifices in order to follow Jesus?35. Of whom was it said, “Behold an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile”?36. Whom did John the Baptist’ decide Jesus was: the Son of God or the son of Joseph?37. Why is Jesus sometimes called the “Son of God” and at other times “Son of man”?38. What statement shows that Jesus has an “all-seeing eye”?39. What statement, in relation to Jesus’ baptism, indicates that he was immersed?40. In the baptism of Jesus, how many divine persons are either seen or heard?41. Can you give two other scriptures, from any place in the Bible, that shows that there are three

persons in the God-head?42. Parallel Jesus’ temptation and the temptation of Eve with the three conditions laid down in 1 John

2:16.


Early Events In Christ’s WorkStudy texts: John 2 & 3

QUESTIONS:

1. As John 2 begins, where is Jesus?2. Does this chapter indicate that Mary lacked confidence in her son?3. How much water did each pot hold?4. Normally, which was served first, the good or the poorer wine?5. What effect did this miracle have on the disciples? 6. Read John 20:30-31. Why are miracles recorded?7. Where did Jesus spend a few days before going to Jerusalem? 8. Why were the money changers in the temple? 9. Under what law did Jesus live up to His death?

10. What did Jesus mean when he said, “Destroy this temple and in three days...”?11. The Gospel of John has been called “The Gospel of Belief.” In chapter 2, there are two things

recorded that produce faith. What are they?12. Why did Jesus not need man’s testimony concerning man?13. What does the word “Rabbi” mean?14. Read Matthew 23:1-12. Is “Rabbi” a good title for a preacher today?15. Of what two “parts” is the New Birth composed?16. In the physical birth, there is conception and delivery. Is the water or the Spirit involved in

“conception” in the New Birth?17. To what man were the words of John 3:16 spoken?18. Why was John baptizing in Aenon?19. What part did John play in God’s scheme--the bridegroom or the best man?20. How did God give the Spirit to Jesus?

MATCH:

21. Pots of stone A. Helped bury Jesus (John 19:39)22. Jew’s Passover B. Lifted up the serpent23. Psalms 69:9 C. Temple in building24. Nicodemus D. Wind25. John 3:5 E. Came down from heaven26. Moses F. “The zeal of thine house...”27. Men loved darkness G. Deeds were evil28. Son of man H. Six29. 46 years I. Mark 16:1630. Hear sound--can’t see J. Kept in Jerusalem

TRUE / FALSE:

31. Already Jesus had chosen six disciples (apostles).32. May said, “Mine hour is not yet come.”33. Joseph was present at the marriage feast.34. Events in chapter two show that Jesus was no coward.35. Galatians 3:27 and Romans 6:3 teach that baptism puts one into Christ.36. Baptism is the only New Testament command in which water plays a part.37. An unbeliever can make the change and become a believer, but it is impossible for a

believer to change into an unbeliever.38. John was to increase--Jesus was to decrease.39. The “bride” of John 3:29 is the church.40. John was jealous because Jesus began to overshadow him.


WORSHIPStudy texts: John 4

QUESTIONS:

1. Where was Jesus when last week’s lesson closed?2. How many miles from Jerusalem to the city of Sychar?3. Give the dimensions of Palestine--east to west and north to south.4. How can “Jesus baptized” (v-1), be harmonized with “Jesus baptized not” (v-2)?5. Read 1 Cor. 1:14-17 and Acts 18:8. In the light of John 4:1-2, what did Paul mean when he said,

“Christ sent me not to baptize...”?6. Where were the Lord’s disciples when this scene at the well began to unfold?7. Why did the woman make the statement found in v-9? 8. Is the “water” of v-7 the same as the “water” of v-10?9. What difference did Christ point out in verses 13-14?

10. What is indicated in regard to the Samaritans’ regard for God’s marriage law?11. What was the first thing the woman said to indicate that she was beginning to see that Jesus was

no ordinary person?12. What does the word “worship” mean?13. Where did the Samaritans worship?14. Who or what did the Samaritans worship?15. What did Jesus mean in v-32?16. What was the basis of the Samaritans’ faith in v-39?17. What was the basis of their faith in v-42?18. Where is a prophet usually without honor?19. Upon whose faith was the Nobleman’s son healed?20. What other miracle had Jesus performed in this area?

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21. Jesus made and baptized more disciples than .22. The three divisions of Palestine were , Samaria, and .23. Jesus stopped to rest at well.24. This woman had had husbands.25. When the nation of Israel first divided, made and Bethel

places of worship (cf. 1 Kings 12:25-33).26. The two elements of true worship are and .27. God is a .28. Jesus identified himself as .29. When the disciples came they that Jesus was talking to the woman.30. The fields are already to .

MATCH:

31. Deep A. Of the Jews32. Sixth hour B. City were the boy was33. Gerizim C. All family--household34. Salvation D. Well35. Jesus abode there E. Fever left him36. Seventh hour F. Mountain37. Capernaum G. Jesus healed38. Instantly H. Miracles written to produce faith39. Whole house I. 12 noon40. John 20:30-31 J. Two days


The Leper, Peter’s Mother-in-Law, Centurion’s Servant and Palsied Man HealedStudy texts: Matthew 8:1-17; 9"1-17; Mark 1:21-45; 2:1-22; Luke 4:14-44; 5:12-39

TRUE / FALSE:

1. Leprosy was incurable by man in Jesus’ day.2. This man who had leprosy believed Jesus could heal him.3. It took about three weeks for this man to be healed completely.4. In healing the man, Jesus touched him.5. Jesus specialized in healing lepers.6. The Centurion’s servant had faith in Jesus.7. Peter’s mother-in-law had leprosy.8. There are people with unclean spirits today.9. The unclean spirits knew who Jesus was.

10. Jesus rebuked the devils (unclean spirits) and did not allow them to speak.

MATCH:

11. Matthew A. Have need of a physician12. The sick B. Solitary place13. John’s disciples C. New bottles14. New wine D. Son of Alphaeus15. New cloth in old garment E. Luke 4:18-1016. Jesus prayed F. Levi17. Sick of the palsy G. Matthew 8:1718. Isaiah 53:4 H. Fasted19. Levi I. Carried by four20. Isaiah 61:1-2 J. Rent is made worse

QUESTIONS:

21. Why was the leper to show himself to the priest and offer the gift Moses commanded?22. In what way did the Centurion demonstrate his great faith?23. Explain Matthew 18:11-12.24. Upon whose faith was the palsied man healed?25. Which is easier, to forgive sins or make a lame man walk?26. Who said, “I am not come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance”?27. In the discussion of fasting, what does Jesus seem to say would motivate it?28. What was Matthew’s occupation?29. Where is a prophet usually without honor?30. What do you think Luke 5:36-38 teaches?

PREPARE TO DISCUSS:

31. The purpose (or purposes) of Jesus’ miracles.32. In Luke 5:27-32 Jesus attended a feast prepared in his honor. Why was Jesus happy to be there

even though the reputation of some in attendance was not so good?33. If you take the position that there is no such thing as demon possession today, i.e., people

possessed with unclean spirits, how do you explain the fact that it occurred in Jesus’ day?34. Two ways by which we are taught (or two ways by which God’s authority is bound upon us) is by

necessary inference and by approved example. With this in mind, can we learn a lesson fromMark 1:35?

35. What does it mean in Mark 1:41 when it says that Jesus was “moved with compassion”?


Jesus Healing: Lame Man, Withered Hand, The Sabbath, Judgment,Resurrection and Son-ship of Jesus

Study texts: Matthew 12:1-13; Mark 2:23-28; 3:1-6; Luke 6:1-11; John 5

MATCH:

1. Bethesda A. Troubled the water2. Angel B. Lord of the Sabbath3. All judgment C. Bore witness to the truth4. Scripture D. Shall hear Jesus’ voice5. David E. Luke 16:316. Son of man F. Testify of Jesus7. Sabbath G. Five porches8. John H. Made for man9. Moses I. Wrote of Jesus

10. Those in the grave J. Ate shewbread11. John 5:47 K. Committed to the Son

QUESTIONS:

12. Where was the pool called “Bethesda” located?13. What kind of people were taken there?14. How long had the man been lame?15. On what day was he healed?16. Why did the Jews try to kill Jesus?17. Are the resurrections of John 5:25 and 5:28-29 the same?18. Does John 5:28-29 teach two resurrections--one for the righteous and another for the wicked with

one thousand years between?19. John 5:24 teaches that the believer shall not come into condemnation. John 3:36 teaches that

the unbeliever shall not see life. Which “shall not” is strongest?20. Compare John 5:31 and 8:14. How can these verses be harmonized?21. In John 5, how many witnesses are brought to testify in favor of the divinity of Jesus? List them:22. Who is said to be greater than the temple?23. What illustration did the Lord use to show that it was lawful to heal on the sabbath?24. Why did Jesus remind the Pharisees about David eating the shewbread?25. Was Jesus ever angry?26. What was wrong with the man’s hand?

TRUE / FALSE:

27. The Jews told the crippled man it was not lawful to lay in bed on the sabbath.28. At first the man did not know who had healed him.29. If Jesus had healed in his own name, the Jews would have accepted Him.30. A person can be “dead” and still walk around.31. In the resurrection of those physically dead, there is a common destiny for all.32. John was a burning and shining light.33. The “scriptures” of John 5:39 are the New Testament scriptures.34. The disciples rubbed the ears of corn in their hands.35. After Jesus had healed the man with the withered hand, the Scribes and

Pharisees were filled with madness.36. The hearts of the Scribes and Pharisees were hard.


Casting Out Devils, Sin Against The Holy Spirit, Signs and The Twelve ApostlesStudy texts: Matthew 12:14-50; Mark 3:7-35; Luke 6:12-19; 8:19-21; 12:8-10

FILL IN THE BLANK:

1. The sect of the were the Lord’s worst enemies.2. One fellow Jesus healed was possessed with a devil, and .3. Every divided against itself is brought to desolation.4. Jesus was accused of casting out devils by the power of .5. Out of the abundance of the the mouth speaketh.6. By thy words thou shalt be .7. was three days and nights in the whale’s belly.8. was the son of Alphaeus.9. To spoil a strong man’s goods, you must first him.

10. The most serious sin of which the Bible speaks is against the .

MATCH:

11. The Gentiles shall trust A. Shall give account12. Prince of devils B. Took seven others13. For every idle word C. Sons of thunder14. Men of Nineveh D. In His name15. Unclean spirit E. He is beside himself16. Obedient people F. Lord’s relatives17. Simon G. Beelzebub18. Friends said H. Shall rise in Judgment19. All night I. Peter20. James and John J. Jesus prayed

QUESTIONS:

21. Of whom was it said, “A bruised reed shall he not break?”22. Was Jesus the son of David?23. When the Pharisees agreed that Jesus cast out devils by the power of Beelzebub, what did they

have the devil doing?24. What is the fountain from whence man’s language springs?25. How was Jonah’s experience a sign?26. What did the Queen of the South do?27. Does Matthew 12:46-50 lend comfort to the Catholic doctrine of Maryolatry?28. How is Judas Iscariot described?29. Are the listings of the twelve apostles exactly alike?30. What did the unclean spirit do when he returned to “his house” and found it empty, swept, and

garnished?31. What is the meaning of “blaspheme”?32. What is the meaning of the word “world”?


The Sermon On The MountStudy texts: Matthew 5-6-7; Luke 6:20-49

QUESTIONS:1. How many times is the word “blessed” found in Matthew’s account?2. When the word “heart” is used (5:8, 28, etc.), what is meant?3. How many times does Jesus say, “Ye have heard... but I say...”?4. In regard to the law, what did Jesus come to do?5. What is the main lesson taught in Matthew 6:1-8?6. Upon what is forgiveness predicated in Matthew 6?7. Of what one thing does every day have enough?8. Define: 1) Alms 2) Hypocrite 3) Mote 4) Hallowed 5) Authority9. Is worry encouraged or discouraged in Matthew 6?

10. What was the real difference in the two men described in Matthew 7:24-27?11. What name is generally given to Matthew 7:12?12. What did the Lord mean when he said, “I never knew you”?MATCH: 13. Inherit the earth A. Can’t serve both14. Peacemakers B. To the one who knocks15. City on a hill C. Wash your face16. Matthew 19:3-9 D. Meek17. Curse you E. Matthew 7:2118. Pray F. Moth and rust19. Alms G. In broad way20. Fast H. Children of God21. Treasures on earth I. Closet22. Eye J. Gentiles seek23. Do not spin K. Cannot be hid24. God and mammon L. Bless them25. Food, drink, clothing M. Difficult26. Swine N. Means of judging a false prophet27. Strait O. Teaching on divorce and remarriage28. Narrow way P. Hogs29. Fruits Q. Light of the body30. James 1:21-25 R. In secret31. Many S. Lilies32. Door opened T. Light trafficTRUE / FALSE:33. God pronounces a blessing on those who are poor.34. It is possible to commit adultery with the eyes and heart.35. Our righteousness must exceed that of the scribes and Pharisees.36. Brethren must settle their personal differences before they worship.37. God is good to both the wicked and the righteous.38. The publicans were noted for loving their enemies.39. Jesus advised against repeating anything when we pray.40. The Lord knows a man’s needs before he prays.41. The kingdom ought to be either second or third in a man’s life.42. The Lord rewards men secretly.43. Jesus taught that self-correction comes from correcting others.44. False prophets are easily detected because they look like wolves.


Study texts: Matthew 11:2-30; Luke 7:1-50FILL IN THE BLANK:

1. John was in at the time of this lesson.2. Jesus said, “The have the gospel preached to them.”3. He that is least in the is greater than John.4. “Woe unto thee, ! Woe unto thee, !”5. Come unto me all ye that and are heavy .6. The widow, whose son was dead, lived in the city of .7. The and the rejected the council of God.8. Jesus went to house to eat.9. The woman anointed the Lord’s with ointment.

10. To the woman Jesus said, “Thy hath saved thee.”TRUE / FALSE:11. John was in prison because of a debt he was unable to pay.12. John was a reed shaken in the wind.13. John was not clothed in soft raiment.14. Malachi prophesied that God would send a messenger to prepare the way for Christ.15. Another prophecy John fulfilled was Malachi 4:5-6.16. John came eating and drinking.17. John told the people that his yoke was easy and his burden light.18. The widow’s son that died was her next to oldest child.19. After Jesus raised the boy, the people acknowledged Him as a prophet.20. Simon was a Pharisee.QUESTIONS:21. Do you think Jesus gave John a good answer to his question?22. Explain how John could be the greatest man who had ever lived, but “smaller” than the least in

the kingdom.23. Give thought to Matthew 11:16-19. Is Jesus saying that that generation was hard to please?24. Why did Jesus upbraid the cities where most of His mighty works were done?25. To whom were the Lord’s teachings revealed and from whom were they hid?26. What title or name is given to Matthew 11:28-30?27. Where were the widow and the “bier” carriers probably headed when Jesus stopped them?28. What other Old Testament prophet spoke of the coming of John beside Malachi?29. What baptism did the people receive who heard the preaching of Jesus?30. With what did the woman wash Jesus’ feet?31. What story did Jesus tell Simon?32. Based on the story Jesus taught, who wold love most?

EXTRA:What did Jesus mean when He said that “from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdomof heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force”?


Parables By The SeaStudy texts: Matthew 13:1-53; Mark 4:1-34; Luke 8:1-18

TRUE / FALSE:1. Jesus sat on the sea shore as he taught.2. Four kinds of soil are used in Jesus’ parable of the sower.3. The devil came and took the seed that had been planted in the stony soil.4. The man told his servants to separate the tares from the wheat before harvest.5. In these parables the kingdom of heaven and the church are the same.6. In the parable of the tares, the field is the world.7. Hell is described in these parables as a furnace of fire.8. Nothing is indicated in these parables about the worth of the kingdom.9. The angels shall sever the wicked from among the righteous.

10. By teaching in parables, Jesus was able to conceal and reveal at the same time.QUESTIONS:11. How many parables are given in Matthew 13?12. Give below the meaning of the different parts of the parable of the sower:

a) Seedb) Birdsc) Stony soild) Thornse) Good ground

13. What is a parable?14. Give below the meaning of the different parts of the parable of the tares:

a) Fieldb) Sower of the good seedc) Good seedd) Tarese) Enemyf) Harvestg) Reapers

15. What two parables teach that great value should be placed on the kingdom?16. Does the parable of the net cast into the sea teach that the church is not to be concerned about

withdrawing fellowship?17. Do these two parables (the tares and the net) teach that there are some sins that man is

incapable of discerning?18. What lesson did Jesus teach in the parable of the grain of mustard seed?19. How is the parable of the grain of mustard seed different from the parable of the leaven hid in

three measures of meal?20. What prophet in the Old Testament said, “I will open my mouth in a parable”?MATCH: 21. Withered away A. Desired to see22. Heart B. Tares and the wheat23. Prophets and righteous men C. In the furnace of fire24. Good ground D. Gathered all kind of fish25. Let both grown together E. Waxed gross26. Least of all seeds F. Bought the pearl of great value27. Wailing and gnashing of teeth G. Brought forth out of his treasure28. Sold all that he had H. No root29. The net I. Mustard seed30. Things new and old J. Brings forth fruit


A Day Of MiraclesStudy texts: Matthew 8:18-34; 9:18-38; Mark 4:35-41; 5:1-43; Luke 8:22-56

MATCH: 1. Foxes A. Wind and sea2. Laborers B. Ruler of the synagogue3. Obey Him C. Jesus4. Legion D. Saw the dead girl raised5. 2,000 E. Name of unclean spirit6. Jarius F. 12 years7. Dead girl G. Holes8. Asked to leave the country H. 12 years old9. Woman sick I. Swine

10. Peter, James, John J. FewTRUE / FALSE:11. Jesus was fairly well-to-do when he lived on the earth.12. “O ye of little faith” was spoken to the woman with an issue of blood.13. The swine asked that the devils might inhabit them.14. The woman touched the hem of Jesus’ garment. 15. Jesus said that the young girl was not dead but sleeping.16. Jesus healed three blind men in this lesson.17. Christians are taught to pray for laborers to be sent into the harvest.18. The man with the unclean spirit possessed “superhuman” strength.19. When Jesus cast the unclean spirit out of the man, the man put his clothes on.20. The ruler’s daughter was dead. QUESTIONS:21. What difference did you observe in Matthew’s account of the Lord’s casting out the devils, and

that of Mark and Luke?22. How could the “dead bury the dead”?23. What is the answer to the question found in Proverbs 30:4?24. Upon whose faith were the following aided:

a) Disciples in the boat?b) The two possessed with devils?c) Woman with issue of blood?d) Jairus’ daughter?e) Dumb man?

25. Had the woman with the issue of blood tried the doctors?26. What is death to the Lord? 27. Explain how James 2:26 and Luke 8:55 suggest opposite action:28. Where does the spirit go when it leaves the body? (Cite passage)29. Can you give a passage that teaches that man is alive after death30. At the time of this lesson, had Jesus fully conquered death?


Study texts: Matthew 10:5-42; 13:53-58; 14:1-12; Mark 6:1-29; Luke 9:1-9TRUE / FALSE:

1. Matthew 10:5-6 is a record of the great commission.2. The Lord told the apostles to be as wise as doves and as harmless as serpents.3. Jesus had a brother named James.4. Herodias had been married to Philip.5. Herodias danced before Herod.6. Herod had John buried in his own new tomb.7. Herod thought that John had been raised from the dead.8. Herod was sorry when he had John killed.9. John was dead before Jesus promised to build His church.

10. When the apostles healed they anointed with oil.MATCH: 11. Lost sheep A. Worthy house12. Kingdom of heaven at hand B. Numbered13. Let your peace come on it C. God knows when it dies14. Beelzebub D. 12 in number15. Hairs on head E. Name of unclean spirit16. Two by two F. Jesus had17. Charger G. House of Israel18. Original apostles H. Jesus called19. Sparrow I. Message apostles preached20. Sister J. Platter or dishQUESTIONS:21. What verse teaches that the Lord takes notice of the “little” things we do?22. Why didn’t Herodias have John put to death before he was?23. What special occasion brought about John’s death?24. How were the apostles to know what to preach when they went out?25. What is the meaning of Matthew 10:23?26. What is the meaning of Matthew 10:21?27. What verse especially do you think would sustain and give courage to a Christian under severe

persecution?28. What is the meaning of Matthew 10:39?29. What other passages deal with “confession” in addition to Matthew 10:32-33?30. What does it mean to receive a prophet in the name of a prophet and a righteous man in the

name of a righteous man?31. What does the word “tetrarch” mean?32. Was John “meddling” in Herod’s business when he told him of his unlawful marriage?33. Do you think Matthew 10:32-33 has a broader application than just making a confession of faith

in Christ before baptism?


Study texts: Matthew 14:13-36; 15:1-20; Mark 6:30-56; 7:1-23; Luke 9:10-17; John 6:1-21FILL IN THE BLANK:

1. When Jesus saw the multitudes, He was moved with .2. The five loaves and two fishes were provided by a .3. said, “Two hundred pennyworth of bread is not sufficient for them.”4. baskets of leftovers were taken up.5. The people sat down by on the green .6. Jesus went up into a mountain to .7. In the fourth watch of the night and walked on the water.8. Those who touched the of His garment were made whole.9. Washing hands was a of the elders.

10. Out of the proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders, etc.MATCH: 11. 5,000 A. Gave thanks12. Blessed B. Sea of Tiberias13. Began to sink C. Heart is far off14. Fall into ditch D. Prophesied15. Isaiah E. Deuteronomy 5:1616. Honor with lips F. Men were fed17. Sea of Galilee G. Blind lead the blind18. If God did not plant H. Exodus 21:1719. Honor thy father and mother I. Peter20. Curse parents--die J. Rooted upQUESTIONS:21. What is the meaning of “desert place”?22. Explain the significance of the word “corban.”23. When Jesus walked on the water, what did the disciples think they saw?24. Could Mark 7:18-23 be used to prove that drinking whiskey is right?25. What would you guess the total number fed on the five loaves and two fish came to?26. Matthew 14:25 mentions the fourth watch of the night. Explain the Jewish way of telling time.27. Matthew 15:9 says that the commandments of men make worship vain. Does this mean that only

false teaching (or the practice resulting from it) that has to do with worship can make worshipvain?

28. How is the word “tradition” used in 2 Thessalonians 3:6?29. Does the fact that a man washes his hands before eating make him guilty of following tradition?30. List three modern-day traditions that are found in religious circles.


Study texts: John 6:22-71


1. This lesson comes (one, two, three) day(s) after Jesus walked on the water.2. The people came to (Jerusalem, Capernaum, Antioch) seeking Jesus.3. The Jews ate (manna, locust, wild honey) in the wilderness.4. (Moses, Abraham, Jesus) is the bread of God that came down from heaven.5. The dead will be raised up at the (first, last) day.6. The (disciples, Pharisees, Sadducees) said, “This is a hard saying, who can hear it.”7. “The (prophecies, parables, words) that I speak unto you, they are Spirit, and they are life.”8. (Andrew, Peter, James) said, “To whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life.”9. Of the 12, (Judas, Peter, Thomas) was a devil.

10. Jesus speaks of His (flesh, blood, words) as being meat.

TRUE / FALSE:

11. Jesus questioned the motives of the people who followed Him.12. Jesus was given the title of “Reverend” by the people in this chapter.13. Believing on Jesus is a work of God.14. Peter said, “I am the bread of life.” 15. Jesus said, “I came down from heaven to do my own will.”16. The Jews ate manna in the wilderness and died.17. The word “quickeneth” in the KJV means to “move rapidly.”18. This chapter teaches that Jesus had fore-knowledge.19. Peter confessed that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, in this chapter.20. A distinction can be made between a disciple and an apostle.

QUESTIONS:

21. Explain the meaning of the term “meat” in verse 27.22. Verse 29 teaches that believing on Jesus Christ is a work of God. Does this mean that God puts

faith in a person’s heart by a miracle?23. Explain why faith is not a work of men.24. Would repentance be a work of man or a work of God? What about baptism? The Lord’s

Supper? Prayer?25. Show the likeness between John 6:34 and John 4:15.26. How is it possible for us to eat the “true bread from heaven” and drink “living waters” (John 4:10)?27. Why did the Jews think Jesus could not be that “bread which came down from heaven?28. Does verse 39 teach the doctrine of the impossibility of apostasy?29. Do verses 44-45 show how God gives people to Christ?30. Cite another passage in addition to verse 46 which teaches that no man has seen God.31. Do verses 53-58 apply exclusively to the Lord’s Supper?32. What does Jesus say are “Spirit and life”?


Study texts: Matthew 15:21-39; 16:1-12; Mark 7:24-37; 8:1-26

MATCH:

1. Children’s bread A. Cannot discern2. Lame, blind, dumb, maimed B. Great faith3. Matthew 14:19 C. Matthew 15:364. Seven baskets full D. First sight5. Signs of the times E. Not for dogs6. Leaven of the Pharisees F. Blind man7. Syro-phenician woman G. Be opened8. Ephphatha H. Doctrine9. Bethsaida I. Cast down at Jesus’ feet

10. Men as trees walking J. Left overs

TRUE / FALSE:

11. The girl possessed with a devil was healed because of her faith.12. The multitude had not eaten for three days.13. This multitude was fed with five loaves and two fish.14. The 4,000 fed included not only men but also women and children.15. A common “sign” was “red sky in the evening; fair weather.”16. Jesus spoke of the “sign of Jonah” in Matthew 12:38-40.17. Jonah was three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.18. When Jesus went into the borders of Tyre and Sidon, He tried to hide.19. Decapolis was located near the city of Jerusalem.20. A difficulty that one man had whom Jesus healed was, he could not talk plain.

QUESTIONS:

21. What “argument” did the Syro-phenician woman make that impressed the Lord?22. What is the difference between a “lame” man and a ‘mained” man?23. The phrase “signs of the times” if often heard today. Are there any “signs” in the New Testament

that suggest to us when the end of the world will come?24. What does the word “sign” mean in Mark 8:11?25. When Jesus healed the deaf man who had an impediment in his speech, what six things did

Jesus do?26. Comment on the fact that Jesus, on occasion, would tell those whom He healed to “tell no man.”27. Why didn’t the multitude, whom Jesus fed, go to the cafe and buy their dinners?28. Locate Dalmanutha on a map.29. Is there another occasion (in addition to Mark 8:22-26) where Jesus failed to heal completely and

perfectly immediately?30. How do you account for this man seeing imperfectly for a short time?


Study texts: Matthew 16:13-28; Mark 8:27-31; 9:1; Luke 9:18-27.97

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1. “Bliss” in the KJV means .2. said, “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.”3. “Flesh and hath not revealed it unto thee.”4. Jesus said that He was going to suffer many things of the and

and .5. Jesus said to , “Get thee behind me, .6. “Whosoever shall save his , shall it.”7. “What shall a man give in exchange for his ?”8. The Lord, when He comes, will reward every man according to his .9. Jesus was in the area of when He promised to

build His church.10. No man should be ashamed of Christ or His .

MATCH:

11. One of the old prophets A. Sinful and Adulterous12. Third day B. Matthew 16:1613. Kingdom of God C. Jeremiah14. This generation D. Matthew 25:31-3315. Some that stand here E. Raised16. Jeremias F. Called out17. Matthew 16:19 G. Risen again18. Church H. Shall not taste of death19. Matthew 14:33 I. Matthew 18:1820. Matthew 16:27 J. Come with power

QUESTIONS:

21. Locate Caesarea Philippi on the map.22. How many times prior to Matthew 16:18 is the word “church” found in the Bible?23. Of what is the church composed?24. Is Peter the “rock” of Matthew 16:18? If your answer is “No”, explain why?25. Give the correct answer opposite each of the following:

a) Rock b) Builder of the church c) Owner of the church d) The number promised

26. Explain, “...the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”27. What is meant by “keys of the kingdom of heaven?28. Did the phrase, “see the Son of man coming in His kingdom,” have reference to a literal return of

Christ? (cf. Matt. 16:28).29. Read Luke 9:49; Acts 1:8; 2:1-4 and Mark 9:1, then answer the following questions:

a) From where was the “power” to come?b) In what city was it to come?c) The apostles were to receive power after what came on them?d) What did Jesus say would come “with power”?e) The apostles received power on what day?

30. Either God’s kingdom has come or what unusual circumstance exists today.


Study texts: Matthew 17:1-2; Mark 9:2-32; Luke 9:28-45

TRUE / FALSE:

1. This lesson took place a week after last week’s.2. James made the suggestion to build three tabernacles.3. The apostles were told not to tell what they had seen until after the resurrection.4. In this lesson Jesus cured a boy who had a devil.5. The disciples failed to cure him.6. The disciples had difficulty because the boy did not have faith.7. Jesus predicted His own death in this lesson.8. Jesus paid taxes.9. The kings of the earth took tribute of their own children.

10. The money to pay the Lord’s taxes was found in a horse’s mouth.

MATCH:

11. Jesus, Moses, Elijah A. John the Baptist12. White as snow B. Necessary to the miracle13. Hear ye Him C. Matthew 17:10-1314. Elijah to come D. Duration of illness15. Lunatic or Epileptic E. Transfigured16. From childhood F. Moses and Elijah17. “I believe” G. God spoke18. Prayer and fasting H. Demon possessed19. Spake of his decease I. Father of the boy20. Malachi 4:5-6 J. Raiment

QUESTIONS:

21. What was the significance of Peter’s suggestion on the Mount?22. What was the significance of God’s statement there?23. Cite another passage in the New Testament that teaches Christ must be heard?24. In the healing of the boy, who had faith?25. Does Matthew 17:20 apply to us today?26. Give an additional New Testament passage that teaches that taxes must be paid.27. Where was the Lord when he told Peter to pay the tribute?28. Does Luke 1:17 have any connection with today’s lesson?29. What was Jesus doing when he was transfigured?30. Did the apostles, at this time, understand about the Lord’s death and resurrection?31. What is a tabernacle?32. Give another occasion when Jesus took just Peter, James, and John with Him.




1. The words kingdom and (home, church, tabernacle) refer to the same people.2. To enter the Kingdom one must be converted and become as a (child, stranger, angel).3. (Happiness, Worry, Woe) to the man by whom offenses come.4. The son of (Joseph, Man, Mary) is come to seek and save the lost.5. If your (brother, enemy, neighbor) trespass against you, tell him his fault.6. If he will not hear the (elders, church, deacons) let him be to you as a heathen.7. (Peter, James, John) ask the question about forgiving a brother.8. If a man desire to be first, he must be (3rd, 2nd, last).9. He that is not (working, preaching, against us) is on our part.

10. In hell the (snake, worm, scorpion) does not die.

MATCH:

11. Converted A. Their angels12. Hand or foot offend B. He is in their midst13. Little ones C. One with another14. One stray sheep D. Fire not quenched15. Mouth of two or three E. Changed--turned16. Forgive brother F. John17. In hell G. Sought for18. Have peace H. Unto seventy times seven19. “We saw one casting out devils” I. Every word established20. Gathered in Jesus’ name J. Cut them off

QUESTIONS:

21. Where was Jesus at the beginning of Matthew 18?22. What kind of Kingdom were the disciples expecting?23. Does Matthew 18:10 teach that children have guardian angels?24. In Matthew 18:15-17, is the brother who does the going in the right or wrong?25. Why were two or three to be taken to talk to the erring brother?26. Is one brother talking to another, the church talking to the church? Had the church been brought

into the difficulty when one brother talked to another?27. Make a list of all the reasons you can think of for saying that the individual is not the church?28. What is the meaning of Matthew 18:19?29. What application did Jesus make of the story in Matthew 18:23-34?30. Make a list of all the scriptures you can locate that describe what hell is like:


Study texts: John 7

MATCH:

1. Jewry A. Place of Jesus’ rearing2. World B. Out of the belly of the believer3. Galilee C. Judea4. Bethlehem D. Matthew 7:28-295. Rivers of living water E. Hated Jesus6. Nicodemas F. John 7:427. Psalms 132:11 G. God8. He hath sent me H. John 39. John 7:42 I. Acts 13:22-23

10. John 7:46 J. City of Jesus’ birth

TRUE / FALSE:

11. Jesus’ brothers advised him to go to Judea.12. Jesus’ brothers had faith in Him.13. The people in Judea were of one mind regarding Jesus.14. Jesus said, “Moses gave you the law.”15. The Jews believed it to be wrong to circumcise on the Sabbath Day.16. “Judge righteous judgment” is part of the Lord’s teaching.17. The prophets had said that Jesus would come out of Bethlehem.18. The officers were sent to take Jesus and succeeded in their mission.19. Jesus was a college-educated man.20. Galileans do not seem to have been held in high esteem by Judeans.

QUESTIONS:

21. Concerning the feast of Tabernacles, give the following information:a) Where was it observed?b) How was it observed?c) When was it observed?

22. When you observe the lack of faith that Jesus’ brothers had in Him, what other Bible family doyou think of?

23. What is the meaning of verse 17?24. To whom was the circumcision commandment first given?25. What kind of an argument did Jesus make in verse 23?26. On the surface what passage does Verse 24 seem to contradict?27. What argument was made against Christ’s divinity in verse 27?28. By implication, what seems to be the basis of people’s faith in Christ in verse 31?29. What is the meaning of verses 38 and 39?30. What fact had the people forgotten in verses 41 and 42?31. Was Nicodemas for Christ or against Him? Explain


Study texts: John 8

TRUE / FALSE:

1. The publicans brought the sinful woman to Jesus.2. This is the only recorded incident of Jesus’ writing.3. Verse 7 teaches that adulterers could stone adulterers.4. Jesus taught that a failure to believe that He is the Son of God would cause a person to

be lost.5. It is impossible for a person to be the servant of sin.6. One point made by Jesus was, God’s children do His works and Abraham’s children do

his.7. The Pharisees were murderers from the beginning.8. The testimony of two men is true.9. “I am the light of the world” is not found in chapter eight.

10. Jesus was under fifty years old at this time.

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11. Jesus was teaching in the when the sinful woman was brought toHim.

12. Deuteronomy 22, verse teaches that an individual guilty of adultery was to beput to death.

13. Jesus wrote on the .14. As the woman’s accusers left, they departed with the going first.15. “Ye are of this ; I am not of this .”16. “Ye shall know the and the shall make you free.”17. Jesus accused the Jews of having the for their father.18. The Jews accused Jesus of having a .19. rejoiced to see the Lord’s day.20. Jesus affirmed his pre-existence by saying, “before was, I am.”

QUESTIONS:

21. Read John 7:52. then John 8:1-2. Now, what do you think Jesus may have been doing in theMount of Olives?

22. What happened to the man who was the other party to the sin?23. Why was the woman brought to Jesus?24. How can you harmonize John 8:14 with John 5:31?25. In John 8:32:

a) What is truth?b) What will the truth make a person free from?

26. Who is a liar and the father of it?27. What is the meaning of verse 51?28. Compare John 8:52 with Matthew 22:32. Would you say the Jews were right or wrong when they

said Abraham was dead?29. Did these people believe that “if you can’t meet the teaching, kill the teacher”?

30. In 1 Peter 1:22-25, what words are used interchangeably with truth?


Study texts: Luke 9:51-62; 10:1-42

MATCH:

1. Foxes A. Can’t look back2. Dead B. What shall I do to inherit eternal life3. Begin to plow C. Satan4. Laborers D. Mary5. Fell as lightning from heaven E. Samaritan6. Lawyer F. Paid to the inn keeper7. Priest-Levite G. Have holes8. Two pence H. Passed by on the other side9. Neighbor I. Few

10. Chosen that good part J. Bury the dead

TRUE / FALSE:

11. James and John were mild-mannered men at this time.12. Elijah said, “The Son of Man is not come to destroy men’s lives.”13. The seventy were sent out two by two.14. The seventy were to preach, “The kingdom of God is come nigh unto you.”15. Jesus said, “Rejoice that the spirits are subject unto you.”16. Tyre and Sidon were two men who lived in Capernaum.17. The seventy went out with check books and folding money.18. The Old Testament law is referred to in Luke 10:26.19. This is the Mary and Martha who had a brother named Lazarus.20. Mary was interested in learning and Mary in being a good host.

QUESTIONS:

21. Why did the Samaritans refuse to receive Jesus on this occasion?22. What incident did James and John have in mind when they referred to Elijah (Elias)?23. Explain in your own words what is meant in Luke 9:62.24. What did the Lord tell the seventy to pray for?25. Did the seventy have power to heal?26. What other miraculous power or ability did they have?27. The lawyer asked: “Who is my neighbor?” What is the answer to his question?28. The conduct of the Samaritan is an illustration of how to carry out what command?29. Can you explain the difference between a priest and a Levite?30. Make an application of the Mary and Martha story to our present day.


Study texts: John 9 & 10

WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS:

1. Jesus healed the man who was born blind on Sunday.2. Jesus said, “I must work the works of Him that sent me while it is night. The day cometh when

no man can work.”3. Jesus put clay on the man’s eyes, told him to wash in the pool of Siloam, and he was healed as

he went to the pool.4. His parents had courage--they said, “He is of age, ask him.”5. Sheep know the shepherd’s voice. He drives them to pasture.6. In chapter ten, Jesus said, “I am the light of the world.”7. Some people said, “Can an imposter open the eyes of the blind?”8. These events took place in the winter time in Capernaum.9. In these two chapters Moses, Solomon, David, the Pharisees and John the Baptist are

mentioned.10. The Jews tried to hang Jesus because, in their opinion, he was a man trying to make himself

God.

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11. Jesus said that neither the blind man nor his had sinned.12. The interpretation of Siloam is .13. In order to make a living the blind man .14. Some of the Jews did not believe that Jesus kept the .15. The Jews had agreed that the punishment for confessing Jesus to be the Christ was banishment

from the .16. The Jews claimed to be disciples.17. In these two chapters Jesus said He was the , the good , and the

of the world.18. The leaves the sheep and flees when the wolf comes.19. Concerning His life, Jesus said, “No taketh it from me, but I lay it down of

Myself. I have to lay it down, and I have to take it again.”20. In chapter ten, one of the witnesses to Jesus’ divinity is said to be the that he

did.

QUESTIONS:

21. In 9:1-2 and 9:34, what idea regarding deformities and disease seems to have been common?22. Read the context of 9:31 (vv 26-33) and then state whether or not you believe the blind man told

the truth in verse 31.23. What do you think verse 41 means? (chapter 9)24. Who is a thief and a robber?25. How do the “sheep” hear the voice of the “good shepherd” today?26. To what (or to whom) does the word “fold” refer in 10:16?27. At least eight times Jesus uses the phrase “I am” in the book of John. On the back of this paper

list them from these scriptures: 6:48; 8:12; 8:58; 10:9; 10:14; 11:25; 14:6; 15:528. Did John the Baptist perform miracles?


Study texts: Luke 11 & 12

MATCH:

1. Bread, fish, egg A. Light of the body2. Hearing and keeping God’s Word B. Life does not consist in3. Eye C. The kingdom of God4. Scribes, Pharisees D. Took away the key of knowledge5. Lawyers E. Much required6. Abundance of things possessed F. Stone, serpent, scorpion7. Ravens G. Where treasure is8. Seek H. Neither sow nor reap9. Heart located I. Hypocrites

10. Much given J. Brings blessedness or happiness

TRUE / FALSE:

11. The prayer of 11:2-4 is also found in Matthew 6:9-13.12. “Knock and ye shall find” is a statement found in chapter 11.13. Beelzebub was the chief of the Pharisees.14. In effect the woman in 11:27 said, “Blessed is Mary.”15. The queen of the south repented at the preaching of Jonah.16. Zacharias perished between the altar.17. Jesus said, “Fear them that kill the body.”18. Chapter 12 teaches that God knows how many hairs are on your head.19. The story of the rich man who tore down his old barns and built larger ones, is a parable.20. Jesus came to give peace on earth, not division.

QUESTIONS:

21. What point does Jesus make in 11:5-10?22. What argument does Jesus make to show that He could not be casting out devils by the power of

Beelzebub?23. About what did the Pharisee marvel in chapter 11?24. Why did the scribes and Pharisees want Jesus to do a lot of talking?25. Would you say that the crowd described in chapter 12 was large or small?26. To be confessed before God requires what?27. What was the sin of the rich man in 12:13-21?28. What servants are said to be blessed?29. Who did the Lord say would be beaten with few stripes?30. These people could discern the face of the sky, but what was it they could not discern?



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1. had mingled blood with their sacrifices.2. “Except ye ye shall all likewise perish.”3. The woman had a spirit of infirmity years.4. The kingdom of God is like two things: and .5. There are which shall be , and there are which

shall be .6. When asked to a wedding, sit in the room.7. When you make a feast call the , the , the the .8. One man excused himself by saying, “I have married a .”9. Before a man builds a tower he sits down and counts the .

10. He that hath to , let him .

TRUE / FALSE:

11. The people upon whom the tower in Siloam fell were sinners above all men.12. The dresser of the vineyard had looked for fruit on the fig tree three years.13. Jesus made it a rule never to heal on the sabbath day.14. Jesus referred to the Pharisee as a fox.15. Jesus likened Himself to a mother hen.16. Jesus spoke of asses and oxen in both chapters.17. One point in this lesson is that when you invite people to eat with you, be sure and ask

those who are able to have you.18. In order for a person to be a Christian, he must “hate” his wife, etc., in the sense that the

word hate is used today.19. Before a king goes into battle, he considers the strength of the opposition.20. Salt that is not salty has many uses.

QUESTIONS:

21. What is the meaning of the word “repent”?22. What do you think is the main idea in verses 6-9 in chapter 13?23. What two actions were compared in verses 11-17 of chapter 13?24. Look at 13:18-21 closely. In both parables what is the main idea?25. Why did some people, in chapter 13, think they were “qualified” to enter?26. What was wrong with the sick man in chapter 14?27. Were any of the excuses (chapter 14) worthy of consideration?28. What is meant by “compel” them to come in?29. What is the meaning behind verse 27-33?30. Give another New Testament passage where salt is mentioned.



TRUE / FALSE:

1. There are three different “lost and found” stories in Luke 15.2. The woman had 99 coins and lost one. 3. The boy who left home had one brother.4. The father punished the boy when he came back home.5. The elder brother was angry when his younger brother came home.6. The steward in Luke 16:1-12 was a trusted, loyal employee.7. No servant can serve two masters.8. The problem of remarriage is touched on in chapter 16.9. The rich man’s name was Lazarus.

10. The rich man had five brothers.

MATCH:

11. Joy in heaven A. Older son12. Swine B. Covetous13. Many years do I serve thee C. In hell14. Hundred measures of meal D. Between Lazarus and the rich man15. Pharisees E. Write fifty16. Law and prophets F. Lazarus17. Great Gulf fixed G. Five brothers18. Full of sores H. Over one sinner who repents19. Lifted up his eyes I. Until John20. They have Moses and the prophets J. Hogs

QUESTIONS:

21. What prompted Jesus to give the three stories in Luke 15?22. In Luke 15, a sheep, coin, and son were lost. State why each one got in that condition.23. What is the primary lesson of all three stories?24. What was the sin of the older boy?25. The steward in Luke 16 could not do what?26. Actually, this man (the steward) did what he with what he under

the .27. Is there an exception to the law found in Luke 16:18? If so, where is it found?28. Make a list of the things that the rich man found missing in hell:29. Judging from the way the rich man addressed Abraham, what would you say about his (the rich

man’s) nationality?30. Does the story in Luke 16:19-31 differ from the Catholic teaching concerning Purgatory? If so, in

what way?


Study texts: Luke 17 & 18:1-14

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1. That which is pronounced on offenders.2. What you are to do if your brother repents.3. Kind of see the Lord used to illustrate with.4. Number of lepers Jesus healed.5. What the kingdom of God does not come with.6. A person we are to remember.7. Things

people did in the days of Lot.8. Will the Lord find this in the earth when he comes?9. The fellow who smote his breast.

10. What will be done to the person who exalts himself.


11. Better that a (millstone, long chain) be hanged around his neck.12. The (servant, master) eats first.13. Of the ten lepers, (five, two, one, ten) turned back to thank the Lord.14. The kingdom of God is (in you, in the world, in heaven).15. He (Jesus) must (reveal, rebuke, suffer) many things to be rejected of this generation.16. He which shall be upon the (housetop, hill, judgment seat), let him not come down to take his

stuff away.17. Wheresoever the body is, thither will the (hawks, crows, eagles, buzzards) be gathered together.18. Men ought always to (give, work, teach, pray) and not to faint.19. A widow came to the city (judge, lawyer, undertaker) to ask to be avenged.20. The (Publican, Lawyer, Pharisee, Sadducee) fasted twice in the week and gave tithes of all he

possessed.

QUESTIONS:

21. How often is a person obligated to forgive?22. Does Luke 17:6 apply to us today.23. What must a person say after he had done everything commanded?24. What two places did Jesus pass through to get to Jerusalem?25. What would two women be doing when one was taken and the other left?26. What phrase describes the city judge?27. Why did he decide to avenge her?28. Which man, Pharisee or Publican, went to his house justified?29. Why did the Lord speak the parable of the two men praying in the temple?30. Explain why tithing is spoken of in Luke 18:12 (the New Testament) and still the tithing law is not

binding now.


Study texts: John 11

MATCH:

1. John 11:2 A. Face bound2. Thomas B. Rake him3. Last day C. Caiaphas4. John 11:35; 38 D. Resurrection5. Romans E. John 12:1-36. Napkin F. Jew’s Passover7. High Priest G. Didymus 8. Took counsel H. Take away our place9. Nigh I. Hebrews 4:15

10. Commandment J. Put Him to death

QUESTIONS:

11. There are several Marys in the New Testament. Identify the one in this chapter.12. How did Jesus feel toward Lazarus? Did He feel the same toward Mary and Martha?13. What good effects did Jesus say Lazarus’ death would have?14. What statement is repeated verbatim in this chapter?15. In what way did Martha misunderstand Jesus’ statement about the resurrection?16. How is the word “die” used in verse 26?17. Compare John 11:32, Luke 10:38-39, and John 12:3. What is common to all three passages?18. Why should the body of Lazarus “stink” after only four days in the grave?19. In addition to Lazarus, who did Jesus raise from the dead while on earth?20. Did Jesus do everything involved in the raising of Lazarus? If not, what did the people have to

do?

TRUE / FALSE:

21. Jesus, upon hearing of Lazarus’ illness, left immediately.22. The Jews were looking forward to Jesus’ returning to Judea.23. If a man walk in the night he stumbleth.24. Jesus used the word “sleep” in this chapter in a figurative sense.25. Many and Martha did not know Jesus for who He really was.26. Jesus’ humanity and divinity are placed in sharp contrast in this chapter.27. Jesus practiced the teaching of Romans 12:15.28. None of the Jews believed on Jesus after the raising of Lazarus.29. Mary and Martha met Jesus in town.30. Martha seemed to be more “in touch” with Jesus’ mission than Mary.

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31. Town where Lazarus lived.32. Number of hours in a day.33. Distance from Jerusalem to Bethany.34. The girl who first came to meet Jesus.35. Number of days Lazarus had been in the grave.36. The Bible’s shortest verse in full.37. Man who prophesied concerning Jesus’ death.38. City where Jesus went after Lazarus was raised.39. Thing Jesus did immediately before raising Lazarus.40. Thing the chief Priests and Pharisees gathered.


Study texts: Matthew 19:1-3; 20:1-16; Mark 10:1-31; Luke 18:15-30

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1. The came to Jesus tempting him.2. “What God has together, let not put asunder.”3. Because of hardness of heart allowed men to put away their wives.4. were brought to Jesus for Him to touch.5. “If you will enter into life, keep the .6. “Honor thy and thy .”7. The young man went away .8. The laborers agreed to work for a a day.9. The eleventh hour people were not working because no man had them.

10. Jesus asked, “Is it not for me to do what I will with mine own?”

TRUE / FALSE:

11. A divorced woman could be wrong if she remarried but the man who married her is right.12. Jesus took the children up in his arms and blessed them.13. Jesus said that none was good but God.14. Jesus loved the rich young ruler.15. It is easy for those with riches to enter the kingdom.16. It is easier for a rich man to enter the kingdom than for a camel to go through the eye of

a needle.17. All things are possible with God.18. At the third hour the householder found some idle people in the market place.19. The laborers were paid beginning with the ones who had worked the shortest time.20. Everyone was happy with his wages.

QUESTIONS:

21. Was divorce allowed from the beginning?22. How many wives or husbands is each person to have? 23. What is the “exception” of Matthew 19:9?24. What is a eunuch?25. Where are the commandments of Matthew 19:18-19 found in the Old Testament?26. Who said, “We have forsaken all”?27. Why did some of the laborers murmur against the householder?28. Is the answer to the difficulty concerning a rich man being saved found in Mark 10:24?29. Jesus said that with God all things are what?30. What will sacrificing people receive in the world to come?


Study texts: Matthew 20:17-34; Mark 10:32-52; Luke 18:31-43; 19:1-10

MATCH:

1. Chief priests and scribes A. Rise again2. Third day B. Jesus had compassion on them3. Princes of the Gentiles C. Sycamore tree4. Son of Man D. Shall condemn him to death5. Blind man E. Son of Timaeus6. James and John F. Exercise dominion7. Bartimaeus G. Zacchaeus8. Zacchaeus H. Sons of Zebedee9. Half of my goods I. Gave his life a ransom for many

10. Son of Abraham J. Give to feed the poor


11. According to Matthew 20:18-19, the (Jews, Gentiles) would condemn Jesus and the (Jews,Gentiles) would crucify Him.

12. James and John’s mother decided that her two sons should (sit, stand) on the right and left of theLord.

13. The (12, 10) were moved with indignation against the two boys.14. The blind men cried out, “Have mercy on us thou Son of (Joseph, Mary, David, God).15. Go thy way thy (courage, faith, request) hath made thee whole.16. Zacchaeus was a (rich, poor, middle class) man.17. In the parable of the pounds the most any man received was (5, 10, 1, 15) pound (s).18. The most any man gained was (1, 5, 10, 15) pounds.19. One man with a pound put his in (a napkin, the ground, the bank).20. Jesus said, “Out of thine own (mouth, heart, conduct) I will judge thee.

QUESTIONS:

21. What was done to the person when he was “scourged”?22. What basic misunderstanding did the mother of Zebedee’s children have?23. What do the words “cup” and “baptism” refer to in this lesson?24. In order to be great or chief, what must a person do?25. What city was Jesus leaving when he met blind Bartimaeus?26. How was Jesus the Son of David?27. What did Zacchaeus agree to do?28. Where did the nobleman go to receive the kingdom?29. To how many servants were the pounds given?30. What were the faithful servants given rule over?


Study texts: Matthew 21:1-27; Mark 11:1-33; Luke 19:28-48; 20:1-8; John 11:55-57; 12:1-19

TRUE / FALSE:

1. Jesus was anointed in the town of Bethany.2. Martha anointed the feet of Jesus.3. This event took place six days before the Passover.4. Judas was happy that Jesus had been honored in such a way. 5. The crowd came together for one reason alone--to see Jesus.6. Lazarus’ life was in danger at this time.7. Zechariah 9:9 speaks of the king riding on an ass.8. Jesus’ ride into Jerusalem was a triumphant one.9. Jesus went into the Synagogue and cast out those who bought and sold.

10. Jesus asked the question: “The baptism of John, was it from heaven or of men?”

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11. Two were sent to get the colt.12. As Jesus rode into town many spread their in the way and others cut off

the trees.13. No man had ever on the colt.14. Some suggested that Jesus His disciples.15. Jesus found no fruit on the tree.16. Jesus overthrew the tables of the .17. When ye stand praying, .18. Jesus was asked, “By what doest thou these things?”19. All men were persuaded that John was a .20. There were afraid to say John’s baptism was from men for fear of being .

QUESTIONS:

21. How far was Bethany from Jerusalem?22. What were the names of the three people in this Bethany family?23. How was the excess ointment removed from Jesus’ feet?24. In this lesson we have seen Jesus ride into Jerusalem, loved by the masses. How did He leave

the city one week later?25. Who came to Jesus in the Temple to be healed?26. In what Old Testament book is their statement found: “Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings

hast thou ordained strength...”?27. What happened to the fig tree in one days’ time? 28. Was John’s baptism from heaven or from men?29. Where did Jesus’ authority come from?30. Why is the matter of authority so important?


Study texts: Matthew 21:28-45; 22:1-46; Mark 12:1-37; Luke 20:9-44

MATCH:

1. Publicans and harlots A. Few are chosen2. Householder B. Say there is no resurrection3. Rejected stone C. Made the head of the corner4. Many are called D. Till I make thy enemies thy footstool5. Render to Caesar E. Second commandment6. Sadducees F. The things that are God’s7. In resurrection G. Go into kingdom before you8. Render to God H. Do not marry9. Love thy neighbor as thyself I. The things that are Caesar’s

10. Sit on my right hand J. Went into a far country

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11. What was done to the son of the vineyard owner?12. Number of brothers who married the same woman.13.

Reasons the Sadducees erred.14.

Men of whom God spoke when He said, “I am the God of...”15. Kind of people God is the God of.16. What David called Christ.17. What the stone will do to the one on whom it falls.18. Kind of coin Jesus asked for.19. What people are like or equal to in the resurrection.20. Relation of Jesus to David.

QUESTIONS:

21. How did the second of the father’s two sons respond to the request of his father?22. What did the husbandmen do to the servants of the householder?23. Why didn’t they take Jesus at this time and kill him?24. When the king came into the marriage feast, what was wrong with one guest?25. What were they doing to Jesus in Matthew 22;16?26. What did the Sadducees hope to accomplish by their complicated illustration of a woman married

at different times to seven men?27. Based on Matthew 22:32, what was the condition of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob at the time God

spoke to Moses at the burning bush in Exodus 3:6?28. Who asked Jesus, “Which is the great commandment?”29. What did Jesus answer?30. What is the answer to the question raised in Matthew 22:41-45?


Study texts: Matthew 23:1-39; Mark 12:38-44; Luke 20:45-47; 21:1-4; John 12:20-50

TRUE / FALSE:

1. The Scribes and Pharisees said but did not.2. The word “woe” is found eight times in Matthew 23.3. Jesus condemned long prayers in this lesson.4. Jesus taught that the outside of the cup and platter were to be washed first.5. Jerusalem had a bad reputation.6. The rich cast much into the treasury.7. The events of this lesson took place during the week before Jesus’ death.8. He that loves his life will lose it.9. Of some (in John 12) it was said, “They loved the praise of God more than the praise of

men.10. The word of Christ will judge us at the last day.


11. (Temple, Moses’ seat, At Home) Place were Scribes and Pharisees sit.12. (Phylacteries, hat brims, hair ribbons) What they made broad.13. (Widow’s houses, Flattery, rich foods) What they devoured.14. (Camels, untruths, gnats) What they strained at.15. (Jonah, Abel, Adam) Man whose blood was shed.16. (Hen, camel, dove) Thing to which Jesus likened himself.17. (Two dollars, five cents, two mites) Amount the widow gave.18. (Lifted up, rich, wise) Way Jesus spoke of Himself.19. (Judge, save, observe) What Jesus came to the world for.20. (Apostles, religious leaders, God) One from whom Jesus’ commandment came.

QUESTIONS:

21. What three things did Jesus forbid His followers to be called?22. What fine line did the Scribes and Pharisees draw in regard to swearing?23. Did the Lord condemn the Scribes and Pharisees for paying a tithe (tenth) of their mint and anise

and cummin?24. What did the Scribes and Pharisees do to the tombs of the prophets and the sepulchers of the

righteous?25. Jesus said they would not see Him any more until they said what?26. Did Jesus view the widow’s gift from the standpoint of the amount she gave or the amount she

had left after the contribution was made?27. What must a grain of wheat do in order to bear fruit?28. What did the people think had happened when God spoke from heaven?29. What prophet said, “Lord, who hath believed our report...?”30. Believing on Jesus is the same as believing on whom?


Study texts: Matthew 24; Mark 13; Luke 21:5-38

MATCH:

1. Temple A. Mark 13:322. Mount B. Fig tree3. Earthquakes C. Endure to the end4. Matthew 24:34 D. Not one stone on another5. Shall be saved E. Not pass away6. Gospel F. Olives7. Matthew 24:36 G. Powers of heaven8. Shaken H. Of the kingdom9. Christ’s words I. Mark 9:1

10. Parable J. Divers places


11. Jesus spoke to the (Pharisees, disciples, Scribes) in Matthew 24.12. Many shall be offended and (betray, kill, persecute) one another.13. Those on the (2nd floor, balcony, housetop) were not to come down.14. False (Gods, Christs, apostles) were to arise.15. Those in the field were not to go back after their (clothes, children, Jewelry).16. The (sun, moon, stars) were to fall from heaven.17. Pray that your flight be not on (Sunday, Friday, Saturday, Tuesday).18. The (angels, prophets, apostles) were to gather the elect together.19. Summer is nigh when the branch of the fig tree is (green, budding, tender).20. Noah is spelled (Noah, Noa, Noe) in the King James Version.

TRUE / FALSE:

21. These things were spoken in the temple.22. Many would be deceived by false Christs.23. Wars and rumors of wars is a sign of the 2nd coming of Christ.24. The gospel had to be preached in all the world before the end could come.25. Jesus spoke of a time that would be difficult for expectant mothers and mothers with

small children.26. The 2nd coming of Christ will be an event unnoticed by many.27. The 2nd coming of Christ will be like the coming of a thief.28. The good servant will say, “My lord delays his coming.”29. Matthew 24:51 and 25:41 speak of the same place.30. In Mark 13, all the events up to verse 30 were to come to pass when Jesus comes the

2nd time.

QUESTIONS:

31. What three questions are asked in verse 3 of Matthew 24?32. Why shall the love of many wax cold?33. Where were the people told to flee?34. Where do the eagles gather?35. If it were possible, who would the false prophets and false Christs deceive?36. List the names of Bible characters mentioned in Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21:37. What were the people doing when the flood came?38. To what place does Matthew 24:51 refer?39. What were the two women referred to in this lesson doing?


Study texts: Matthew 25

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1. Number of virgins.2. What they did while the bridegroom tarried.3. What they did to the door when the bridegroom came.4. Who the bridegroom represents.5. What is like a man travelling into a far country.6. Number of talents gained by the man with two.7. What kind of servant the man with one talent was called.8. Where the one talent man was cast.9. Who will sit with Christ when He judges.

10. Ones for whom hell has been prepared.

TRUE / FALSE:

11. The foolish virgins took extra ail with them.12. There are a few people today who know when the Lord will return.13. The five talent man traded and gained two more talents.14. The reward given to the five talent man and the two talent man was the same.15. The one talent man was condemned for what he did not do.16. Sheep and goats will be judged by Christ when He comes.17. The people described in verses 41-45 were lost because of what they did.18. When a person worships God, no person stands between the worshiper and Jesus.

When a person serves God, there must be someone between the server and Jesus.19. The punishment is eternal and the life is everlasting.20. All of Matthew 25 has to do with the judgment.

QUESTIONS:

21. In one or two words, tell what lesson is being taught in verses 1-13.22. With what verse in Matthew 25 does Matthew 7:21 compare?23. In the parable of the talents, on what basis were the talents distributed?24. What did the one talent man do with his?25. What does “weeping and gnashing of teeth” imply?26. Who will stand before the Lord in the Judgment?27. Will the judgment be conducted on an individual basis or on a group basis?28. In this lesson we have learned the following facts about the judgment:

A. The Judge B. Time of the judgment C. Who will be judged D. Basis of the judgement E. Destination of the righteous F. Destination of the wicked G. How long heaven and hell will last

Also read: Eccl. 12:13-14; John 5:22; Rom. 2:5-6, 16; Matt. 5:25-29; 12:36-37



MATCH:

1. After two days A. Always have with you2. High Priest B. Fruit of the vine3. Leper C. Church4. 300 Pence D. Peter5. Poor E. Price of the ointment6. Betrayer F. Caiaphas 7. Cup G. Judas8. Blessed H. Simon 9. My Father’s Kingdom I. Gave thanks

10. One who denied J. Feast of the Passover


11. The ointment used to anoint Jesus was (incense, spikenard, cloves).12. Jesus’ body was anointed in preparation for His (burial, ascension, ride into Jerusalem).13. The anointing was to be spoken of as a memorial to (Jesus, Judas, the woman).14. A man carrying a (lamb, pitcher, rod) was to be followed to the guestchamber location.15. The one who (dipped in the dish, drank, walked) with Jesus was the one who would betray Him.16. Of the bread Jesus said, “This is my (life, blood, body).”17. The blood was shed for the (remission, remembrance) of sins.18. They (sang, played, sang and prayed) a hymn.19. (John, Andrew, Peter, James) said, “Although all shall be offended, yet I will not.”20. Before the cock crowed (once, twice, three times) Jesus would be denied.

QUESTIONS:

21. In what country was the Passover Feast instituted?22. Which two apostles went to find the place to keep the Passover?23. Describe the room where the Passover was kept.24. Not Luke 22:16, 18, 29 and 30. From these verses where do you believe the Lord’s Supper

(Lord’s Table) was put?25. Compare Matthew 26:27, Mark 14:23 and Luke 22:17. What is the meaning of the phrase, “Drink

ye all of it”?26. What is to be remembered when a Christian sits at the Lord’s Table?27. Compare Matthew 26:28, Mark 14:24, Luke 22:20, and Hebrews 9:15-26. What testament was

made binding by the shedding of Christ’s blood?28. About what did the apostles argue just a short time before the death of Jesus?29. For whom did Jesus pray that his faith might not fail?30. The apostles were told to sell a garment and buy what?



TRUE / FALSE:

1. The devil influenced Judas to Betray Jesus.2. Jesus washed the disciple’s feet before supper.3. Judas said, “Thou shalt never wash my feet.”4. Jesus is Master and Lord.5. The servant is not greater than his Lord.6. Jesus dipped the sop and gave it to Judas.7. Peter was Simon’s son.8. Judas was the treasurer for Christ and His apostles.9. Judas said, “I will lay down my life for thy sake.”

10. Peter was to deny the Lord twice.

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11. Jesus knew that the had give all things into His hands.12. Jesus girded Himself with a .13. objected to having his feet washed, and then wanted his and

his washed.14. Jesus said, “I have given you an .”15. Jesus quoted Psalms 41, verse .16. Probably Jesus was referring to the apostle in verse 23.17. It was when Judas left the room.18. Jesus called His disciples “little .”19. is a badge of discipleship.20. Jesus said that Peter would follow Him .

QUESTIONS:

21. To help determine whether “foot washing” is a command given to the church, answer thesequestions from John 13 and from your general knowledge of the New Testament:A. Did members of the church ever assemble to wash feet as they did to have the Lord’s

Supper?B. Is there any indication that Jesus washing the apostles’ feet was made a part of the

observance of the Lord’s Supper?C. In Acts 2:42 is foot washing mentioned?D. Is there any indication that foot washing was engaged in, in the record given in Acts 20:7?E. Must individual Christians wash feet when the need arises?F. In the qualifications of a widow given in 1 Timothy 5:9-10, are the things listed individual

responsibilities or church responsibilities?22. About what did the disciples argue very near this time (see Luke 22:24-27)?23. What does the word “sop” in the King James Version mean?24. What is the meaning of the phrase, “Ye are clean, but not all”?25. What verse in John 12 speaks of Judas having the “bag”?26. Who was glorified when Jesus was glorified?27. What did Jesus mean by saying, “Whither I go, thou canst not follow me now; but thou shalt

follow me hereafter”?



MATCH:

1. Isaiah 9:6 A. Because I live2. Comforter B. By Jesus Christ3. Thomas C. John 14:274. Ephesians 2:2 D. Holy Ghost5. Mansions E. John 14:306. Holy Ghost F. How can we know the way?7. John 16:13 G. Show us the Father8. Philip H. In My Father’s house9. Ye shall live I. Spirit of truth

10. Come to God J. John 14:26

TRUE / FALSE:

11. The word “heart” in verse one is in reference to the organ that pumps blood.12. Jesus has prepared a place for His followers.13. Thomas said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”14. God dwelled in Jesus Christ.15. Judas Iscariot spoke up in this chapter.16. Jesus said His Father was greater that He was.17. Jesus expected to have many more conversations with His disciples after this.18. Jesus told His disciples He was going away so that when it happened they would believe.19. These things that Jesus did were commanded of God.20. The Comforter’s stay here was to be temporary.

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21. Verse teaches that God was responsible for the works Jesus did.22. If you love me, keep my .23. Verse teaches that the Holy Ghost would guide the apostles in their teaching.24. “I am in my , and in me, and I in .”25. Verse points out that Christ would soon be gone.26. “He that loveth me shall be loved of My .”27. “The word which ye hear is not .”28. “My I give unto you.”29. “The prince of this world hath nothing in .”30. “ , and let us go hence.”

QUESTIONS:

31. By checking back in chapter 13, determine to whom Jesus is speaking in verse 1.32. Do you think John 13:33 may have caused Jesus to speak the words of 14:1-3?33. For what is Thomas usually remembered?34. How had Philip seen God?35. What is the meaning of verse 12?36. What condition of acceptable prayer is given in this chapter?37. What did Jesus say love would motivate a man to do?38. In whose name was the Holy Ghost (Holy Spirit) to be sent?39. How is the Holy Ghost referred to--by “he”, She”, or “it”?40. How many persons, divine or human, are mentioned in this chapter?


Farewell DiscourseStudy texts: John 15 & 16

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1. He is the true vine.2. God’s cleansing power.3. Destiny of fruitless branches.4. Christ’s commandment.5. Where O. T. states: “They hated me without a cause.”6. Who the Comforter is.7. What Jesus had to do before the Comforter could come.8. Into what the Spirit of Truth will guide.9. Jesus spoke to the apostles in these.

10. What men have in Christ.

TRUE / FALSE:

11. In John 15, God is the husbandman.12. Different churches are the branches in John 15.13. God is glorified when His people bear fruit.14. The apostles chose the Lord. 15. The servant is not greater than his lord.16. The apostles were to bear witness of Christ.17. Jesus said that the world knew His Father.18. There would be a time, Jesus said, when the world would rejoice and the apostles would

be sorrowful.19. After a child is born the mother’s sorrow is increased.20. God loved the apostles because they loved Jesus.

QUESTIONS:

21. What is the difference in the treatment given to fruitless branches and the ones that bear fruit?22. What makes one branch bear fruit and another be fruitless?23. What are the two conditions of acceptable prayer in 15:7?24. Why was Jesus going to begin to call His apostles “friends”?25. What is the meaning of verses 22 and 24 of chapter 25?26. The three person in the godhead are spoken of in John 15. Who are they?27. Why were these things spoken to the apostles?28. When the comforter was come, of what three things did Jesus say He would reprove the world?29. Connect John 14:26 with John 16:13. What four things would the Comforter do for or to the

apostles?30. What is the meaning of 16:16?31. In whose name was prayer to be made?32. To what did Jesus refer in 16:32?


The Intercessory Prayer Study texts: John 17

MATCH:

1. Life Eternal A. The world2. Lost B. Produces faith3. Hated the apostles C. Christ and apostles sent4. Truth D. Truth5. God’s word E. Perfect example of oneness6. Apostles’ word F. Knowing God and Christ7. God and Christ G. Result of unity8. Into the world H. Means of sanctification9. World may believe I. Before foundation of the world

10. God loved Christ J. The son of perdition


11. This prayer was made (in, outside) the Garden of Gethsemane.12. Jesus said, “I have (finished, overseen, partly done) the work which thou gavest me to do.”13. Jesus had glory with God before the (church, world, temple) was. 14. Jesus speaks of the (women, children, men) which God had given Him.15. Jesus gave them the (persecutions, blessings, words) which God had given Him.16. Jesus said, “I pray not for the (world, apostles, lost).” 17. Jesus prayed that God would keep the apostles from the (world, evil, Roman authorities).18. Jesus said, “For their sakes I (buffet, torture, sanctify) myself.”19. Jesus speaks to God as, “O (righteous, heavenly, eternal) Father.”20. Jesus said, “I have declared unto them thy (love, grace, name, holiness).”

QUESTIONS:

21. In this chapter Jesus prayed for three different parties. Can you name them?22. In verse 4, Jesus said, “I have glorified thee on the earth.” How did He do it?23. In verse 9, Jesus said, “I pray for them.” List the different things He asked God to do for them.24. What is the meaning of “sanctification”?25. How is the unity for which Christ prayed described?26. The “Jesus only” people tell us that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are just one person. Can you

take any teaching from this chapter to show that this is not true?27. Was the unity that existed between God and Jesus a “whitewash job”? Were there vital

differences between them that they agreed to not argue about?28. What verse in 1 Corinthians 1 ties in well with the theme of this chapter?29. What verse in Ephesians 4 suggests that unity is something we have to work for?30. Somewhere between Psalms 125 and 135 there is a passage that says: “Behold how good and

how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.” Locate it?


Agony and ArrestStudy texts: Matthew 26:36-75; 27:1-10; Mark 14:32-72; Luke 22:39-71; John 18:1-27

TRUE / FALSE:

1. No one was in Jesus’ immediate presence when He prayed.2. Three disciples were nearer Jesus than the others.3. Judas knew the location of the garden.4. Blood fell to the ground as Jesus prayed.5. Jesus prayed three times--a different prayer each time.6. Peter betrayed Jesus with a kiss.7. As Jesus was arrested, all the disciples forsook Him and fled.8. Peter denied Jesus with an oath.9. Judas said, “I am innocent; I have betrayed guilty blood.”

10. Judas received 30 pieces of silver for betraying Jesus.

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11. What the disciples were doing when Jesus returned from praying.12. Way by which Judas identified Jesus.13. What the young man left behind when he fled naked.14. Kind of witnesses who testified against Jesus.15. Jesus answer when asked, “Art thou the Son of God”?16. What Peter did after the cock crowed.17. Name of the High Priest.18. The apostle who attempted to defend Jesus with a sword.19. Name of the servant whose ear was cut off.20. Kind of weather when Jesus was arrested.

QUESTIONS:

21. How is the word “cup” used in this lesson? Is the usage the same as Matthew 20:22-23?22. What weapons did the mob carry as they came to arrest Jesus?23. What was Jesus’ comment regarding the use of the sword?24. Had Jesus ever said anything about restoring a destroyed temple in three days?25. What did Jesus mean in Matthew 26:64?26. Which came first--the Jewish trial or the Roman trial?27. Both Judas and Peter committed sin. Which one corrected his error in the right way? Explain:28. What was done with the money Judas returned?29. What relation were Annas and Caiaphas?30. Read John 11:47-52. Who did God use as His prophet on this occasion?


Crucifixion and BurialStudy texts: Matthew 27:11-66; Mark 15:1-47; Luke 23:1-56; John 18:28-40; 19:1-42

MATCH:

1. Governors of Judea A. Pilate’s wife2. Notable prisoner B. 6th hour to 9th hour3. “Have nothing to do with this just man.” C. Day before the Sabbath4. Simon D. Barabbas 5. Golgotha E. Brought Myrrh and aloes6. Darkness F. Torn from top to bottom7. Veil in temple G. Pilate8. Joseph H. A place of a skull9. Preparation Day I. Buried Jesus

10. Nicodemas J. Carried Jesus’ cross

WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER IN THE BLANK: (a, b or c)

11. Pilate’s nationality. a) Roman b) Jew c) German12. Asked the question, “What is truth?” a) Peter b) Centurion c) Pilate13. Meaning of scourged. a) whipped b) questioned c) imprisoned14. Ones who made the crown of thorns. a) apostles b) soldiers c) women15. Number of languages in which Jesus “title” was written. a) 5 b) 2 c) 316. Disciple who was to care for Jesus’ mother. a) John b) Peter c) Andrew17. Ruler to whom Pilate sent Jesus. a) Festus b) Felix c) Herod18. Place where Jesus said he would be that day. a) heaven b) Tartarus c) Paradise19. Man who said, “This was the Son of God.” a) Peter b) Centurion c) Herod20. Joseph’s home town. a) Arimathaea b) Jerusalem c) Bethany

QUESTIONS:

21. Make a list of the sayings of Jesus on the cross:22. What difference in attitude existed between the two thieves?23. How did Pilate indicate that he wanted to be free from the blood of Jesus?24. What statement did Jesus make about His kingdom?25. Of what crimes had Barabbas been guilty?26. Who were the sons of Simon?27. Why, do you suppose, Jesus would not drink the vinegar mingled with myrrh?28. Tombs were opened when Jesus died. When did the dead come out of the graves?29. List the ways in which Jesus was humiliated and hurt?30. What was done to insure the public that no fraud was practiced in regard to Jesus’ resurrection?


Study texts: Matthew 28:1-15; Mark 16:1-14; Luke 24:1-43; John 20:1-29

FILL IN THE BLANK:

1. Jesus arose on the day of the week.2. The stone was removed from the door of the tomb by an .3. The keepers at the tomb “did and became as dead men.4. was given to the soldiers to get them to lie about the resurrection.5. , Mary the mother of , and came to the tomb

early on Sunday morning.6. Jesus had cast devils out of Mary Magdalene.7. Jesus appeared to Cleophas and another person on the way to .8. They recognized Jesus when He with them.9. When Jesus appeared in the midst of the apostles they were afraid and supposed they had seen

a .10. Jesus said, “A hath not flesh and as ye see me have.”

TRUE / FALSE:

11. Peter outran the other disciple to the tomb.12. The napkin that had been about Jesus’ head was wrapped together in a place by itself.13. Peter went into the tomb first.14. Mary Magdalene thought Jesus was the gardener.15. Jesus said to Mary, “Touch me and see that I am Jesus.”16. Jesus showed the disciples His hands and His side.17. Because of the teaching of John 20:23, we pray to the apostles for the forgiveness of

sins.18. Thomas said, “I don’t need to see the wounds caused by the nails and the spear in order

to believe.”19. “Peace be unto you” was spoken by Jesus.20. “Blessed are those that have not seen, and yet believe.”

QUESTIONS:

21. At the time of our lesson, a day began when and ended when?22. When the tomb of Jesus was opened it was accompanied with what?23. When the women left the empty tomb what emotions did they feel?24. Make a list of the appearances of Jesus recorded in the scriptures for this lesson.25. Make a list of the reasons why the soldier’s lie (Matt. 28:12-13) could not have been true.26. Were the Lord’s followers expecting Him to rise from the dead?27. Who said, “O fools, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken?28. What was Jesus given to eat after his resurrection?29. When Jesus appeared to the apostles and they later to the group with Thomas present, what was

unusual about Jesus’ entrance?30. What was Thomas’ other name?


Study texts: Matthew 28:16-20; Mark 16:15-20; Luke 24:44-53; John 21:1-25; 20:30-31; Acts 1:1-12

MATCH:

1. 153 A. Son of God2. Simon B. From Cana3. Thomas C. Writer of Luke and Acts4. James and John D. Miracles5. Nathanael E. Peter6. John F. Sons of Zebedee7. Jesus G. Great commission8. Luke H. Fish 9. “Go ye therefore and...” I. Disciple Jesus loved

10. Signs J. Didymus


11. Another name for the Sea of Tiberias is (Dead, Red, Galilee).12. John 21 records the (3rd, 2nd, 4th) appearance of Jesus to the disciples following His

resurrection.13. Jesus said to (John, Thomas, Peter), “Feed my lambs.”14. (All, a part) of the things Jesus did while on earth have been recorded.15. The miracles Jesus did have been written in order to produce (repentance, faith, good will).16. Jesus was on earth (40, 20, 50, 30) days following His resurrection.17. Jesus said, “All (glory, honor, power) is given unto me in heaven and in earth.”18. The gospel was to be preached beginning at (Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Rome).19. The apostles were to be endued with (blessings, glory, power, honor) from on high.20. When Jesus ascended a (puff of smoke, distant hill, cloud) received Him out of their sight.

QUESTIONS:

21. What did Peter do when he discovered that the Lord was near their fishing boat?22. When Jesus said, “If I will that he tarry till I come”, what false idea did some get?23. From the different accounts of the great commission, give the following information:

A. Preach to whom?B. Preach what?C. Requirements of hearers?D. Blessings to be received?E. Responsibilities to the baptized?

24. How did the Lord confirm the word preached by the apostles?25. Into what three categories did the Lord divide the Old Testament?26. Where was the power to come on the apostles?

What was to accompany the power?What was to bring the power to the apostles?

27. How long after the ascension did Jesus say it would be before the Holy Ghost came?28. What promise was given by the angels at Jesus’ ascension?

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