BIBLE STUDENT BOOK 6th Grade Unit 7
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus BIBLE 607 The Followers of Jesus INTRODUCTION 3 1. TWELVE DISCIPLES 5 PETER, JAMES, AND JOHN 6 ANDREW, PHILIP, AND NATHANAEL 11 THOMAS AND MATTHEW 13 JAMES, JUDE, SIMON, AND JUDAS 16 SELF TEST 1 19 2. THREE FRIENDS 22 LAZARUS 22 MARTHA 25 MARY 26 SELF TEST 2 28 3. FOUR MIRACLES 31 CENTURION 32 DEMONIAC 34 WOMAN 35 LEPER 36 SELF TEST 3 38 4. ONE MESSAGE 41 MESSENGER 42 MESSAGE 43 MEANING 44 SELF TEST 4 46 LIFEPAC Test is located in the center of the booklet. Please remove before starting the unit. Section 1 1
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 Author: Cynthia P. Douglas, M.R.E. Editor-in-Chief: Richard W. Wheeler, M.A.Ed. Editor: Betty B. Moore, M.A. Consulting Editor: Rudolph Moore, Ph.D. Revision Editor: Alan Christopherson, M.S. MEDIA CREDITS: Page 5: Peter Dennis, Dorling Kindersley RF, Thinkstock; 6: onepony, istock, Thinkstock; 7: Tony Baggett, istock, Thinkstock; 13, 36,41: Steven Wynn, istock, Thinkstock; 14: onepony, istock, Thinkstock; 23: Carl Heinrich Bloch; 26: Photos.com, Thinkstock; 32: Linda Bucklin, istock, Thinkstock; 34: Joris Von Ostaeyen, istock, Thinkstock. 804 N. 2nd Ave. E. Rock Rapids, IA 51246-1759 MCMXCVI by Alpha Omega Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. LIFEPAC is a registered trademark of Alpha Omega Publications, Inc. All trademarks and/or service marks referenced in this material are the property of their respective owners. Alpha Omega Publications, Inc. makes no claim of ownership to any trademarks and/ or service marks other than their own and their affiliates, and makes no claim of affiliation to any companies whose trademarks may be listed in this material, other than their own. 2 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus The Followers of Jesus Introduction The main message of the Bible is God s plan for man s redemption. The Old Testament tells how God promised fallen man a redeemer. That promise was given as early as Genesis 3:15. God promised Abraham that He would give the world the redeemer through Abraham s seed (through his descendants). The line of Abraham was continued through Isaac, Jacob, and Judah. In the line of Judah was King David and the Redeemer Himself, Jesus Christ. The first four books of the New Testament Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John tell us about the life of Jesus: His birth, early childhood, later life, ministry, death, and Resurrection. You studied the life of Jesus in the previous LIFEPAC. In this LIFEPAC you will study some followers of Jesus. Recall the words of John in John 20:30 and 31: And many other signs truly did Jesus in the presence of his disciples, which are not written in this book: But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name. Recall also that Jesus said (John 10:10),... I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. These words summarize for us the message of the Bible and state for us the purpose of Jesus coming. As you study Jesus relationship to His followers mentioned in the Bible and, more particularly, in this LIFEPAC, notice how He directed both His words and His works toward this purpose:... that ye [you] might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name. Jesus wants you not only to have the life He came to give but also to have that life abundantly, full and overflowing. The followers of Jesus whom you will study in this LIFEPAC are presented in four groups: First, the twelve disciples; second, three friends of Jesus Lazarus, Martha, and Mary; third, four miracles performed by Jesus for the Roman centurion the demoniac, the woman who touched His garment, and the ten lepers; and fourth, one message, which Jesus gave to Nicodemus. Objectives Read these objectives. The objectives tell you what you will be able to do when you have successfully completed this LIFEPAC. When you have finished this LIFEPAC, you should be able to: 1. Identify the twelve disciples whom Jesus chose to follow Him. 2. Tell about the special friendship that Jesus had with a family in Bethany Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. 3. Describe the Roman centurion s faith. 4. Describe the demoniac of Gadara and to tell what Jesus did for him. 5. Tell about the woman who touched Jesus garment by faith. 6. Explain what happened to ten lepers who met Jesus. 7. State the message Jesus gave to Nicodemus and to explain the meaning of that message. Section 1 3
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 Survey the LIFEPAC. Ask yourself some questions about this study and write your questions here. 4 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus 1. TWELVE DISCIPLES Jesus chose twelve special men to be His disciples. Those men followed Jesus and listened to His message. They were taught by Jesus. The disciples loved Jesus and obeyed Him. Section Objective Review this objective. When you have completed this section, you should be able to: 1. Identify the twelve disciples whom Jesus chose to follow Him. Vocabulary Study these words to enhance your learning success in this section. disposition (dis pu zish un). One s way of acting, or behaving, toward others. martyr (mar tur). One who is killed because of his religious beliefs. pessimist (pes u mist). One who tends to look on the dark side of things, to see all the difficulties. Pharisee (far u sē). A religious party (group) among the Jews. publican (pub lu kun). One who collected Roman taxes from his countrymen, the Jews. skeptical (skep tu kul). Doubting; not believing easily. Zealot (zel ut). A Jewish group who wanted to fight to set their land free. Note: All vocabulary words in this LIFEPAC appear in boldface print the first time they are used. If you are unsure of the meaning when you are reading, study the definitions given. Pronunciation Key: hat, āge, cãre, fär; let, ēqual, tėrm; it, īce; hot, ōpen, ôrder; oil; out; cup, pu t, rüle; child; long; thin; /ŦH/ for then; /zh/ for measure; /u/ or /ә/ represents /a/ in about, /e/ in taken, /i/ in pencil, /o/ in lemon, and /u/ in circus. Section 1 5
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 PETER, JAMES, AND JOHN Peter, James, and John were the disciples closest to Jesus. They were sometimes called the inner circle. Peter, James, and John were with Jesus at the Transfiguration, in the garden of Gethsemane, and when He raised the daughter of Jairus to life. Peter. At the first meeting of Peter and Jesus, Jesus changed Peter s name from Simon to Cephas, or Peter (John 1:42), which means rock. Peter would be prepared for a future work and ministry. He would be made solid like a rock, a man of boldness and courage. He would be used to help lay the foundation of the church. Peter was a fisherman, and Jesus said to him and to James and John (Luke 5:10 and 11),... Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men. And... they forsook all, and followed him. Peter was used by the Holy Spirit later to bring thousands to Jesus Christ. He did indeed become a catcher of men. Peter seems to have had a special place among the disciples. He is named first in all the lists of disciples, and on most occasions, he spoke for the group. Jesus would do a work in Peter s life to prepare him for the great ministry to which he had been called. Several experiences that Peter had and several conversations that he had with Jesus are given in the four Gospels. Those experiences and conversations show that Jesus was working in Peter s life to prepare him for his future ministry. Matthew tells about the disciples seeing Jesus walking on the water. Before they knew that they were seeing Jesus, the disciples were afraid. Jesus told them (Matthew 14:27),... It is I; be not afraid. Peter called back to Him (Matthew 14:28),... Lord, if it be thou [you], bid me come unto thee on the water. Jesus told Peter to come. Peter began to walk on the water! As he saw the high waves and felt the strong winds, he became frightened and began Read Luke 5:1 11 Jesus calls his disciples. to sink. Peter cried, Lord, save me. Jesus put out His hand and caught him. As Jesus joined the disciples in the boat, they said, Of a truth thou art the Son of God. At another time, Jesus asked His disciples who men said that He was. The disciples said that some people said He was John the Baptist, or some said Elijah or Jeremiah or one of the prophets. Jesus said (Matthew 16:15),... But whom say ye that I am? Peter answered (Matthew 16:16),... Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God. This statement is often called Peter s great confession. Jesus blessed Peter for his confession of faith. 6 Section 1
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The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 The Bible gives both the failures, and the successes of people, both the weaknesses and the strengths. Today, God wants believers who study His Word, to follow the good examples given in the Bible and to avoid the bad examples. After Jesus had been arrested by the soldiers and falsely accused by the religious leaders, a young maid of the high priest asked Peter if he had been with Jesus. Peter denied saying (Mark 14:68),... I know not, neither understand I what thou sayest... Three times Peter was asked about Jesus; three times he denied that he knew Him. Twice Peter heard a rooster (male chicken) crow. He remembered what Jesus had said to him earlier (Mark 14:72),... Before the cock [rooster] crow twice, thou shalt deny me thrice [three times]. And when he thought thereon, he wept. Peter had made a big mistake, but he was deeply sorry. The Bible teaches that all have sinned and that, if we confess our sins, He will forgive us and will cleanse us from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9 and 10). Peter was forgiven and cleansed. He became an Apostle to the Jews. Many thousands came to Jesus through his ministry. He also wrote two books of the New Testament, 1 Peter and 2 Peter. Answer the following questions. 1.1_ How many men did Jesus choose to be His disciples? 1.2_ What three disciples were closest to Jesus? a., b., and c.. 1.3_ What does the name Peter mean? 1.4_ Who gave Peter that name? 1.5_ What was Peter before he followed Jesus? 1.6_ What did Jesus tell Peter that he would do after becoming His follower? 1.7_ Who is named first in all the lists of the disciples? 1.8_ When the disciples were in a boat on the Sea of Galilee, what was unusual about Jesus as He came to them? 1.9_ Why did Jesus do signs by performing miracles? 1.10_ What was Peter s great confession? 8 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus 1.11_ Imagine that you were in the boat with the disciples that night on the Sea of Galilee when it was being tossed with waves and the wind. You looked and saw what appeared to be someone walking on the water! On a separate sheet of paper, describe your feelings both before and after Jesus had identified Himself. TEACHER CHECK initials date Write the correct letter and answer on the blank. 1.12_ The three disciples closest to Jesus were sometimes called the circle. a. outer b. inner c. full 1.13_ Peter, James, and John were with Jesus at His. a. baptism b. Transfiguration c. birth 1.14_ Peter became an Apostle to the. a. Gentiles b. Samaritans c. Jews 1.15_ Peter, James, and John were with Jesus in the garden of. a. Bethany b. Golgotha c. Gethsemane James. James was the brother of John and the son of Zebedee. James, his brother, and his father were fishermen; they caught fish for their living. James and John were in the boat with their father when Jesus called them to follow Him. When Jesus called James and John, they immediately left their father, their nets, and their boat and followed Jesus. James was one of the twelve Apostles. His ministry in Jerusalem and in Judea was cut short by Herod the king. James became a martyr in Jerusalem. (Acts 12:1 and 2), Now about that time Herod the king stretched forth his hands to vex certain of the church. And he killed James the brother of John with the sword. Complete the following statements. 1.16_ James and were brothers. 1.17_ James and his brother were sons of. 1.18_ James was with his father in their when Jesus called him. 1.19_ The ministry of James was cut short by the king. 1.20_ James became a a. in Jerusalem; he was b. by the king because of his c. beliefs, or his Christian faith. Section 1 9
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 John. John was the brother of James and the son of Zebedee. Like his brother and his father, John was a fisherman. With James he left his father and his nets to become a follower of Jesus. John and his brother were called by Jesus the sons of thunder. They probably shared similar dispositions. They probably had tempers that provided the grace of God through Jesus a wonderful opportunity to minister. In Luke 9:51 56, for example, they were angered at the Samaritans because they did not receive Jesus. John and his brother volunteered to command fire to come down from heaven, and consume them, even as Elias (Elijah) did. Jesus rebuked them and told them that He had not come to destroy men s lives, but to save them. Staying close to Jesus, John learned tenderness and love. Gradually John became the disciple whom Jesus loved, or the beloved disciple. From the Cross Jesus assigned to John the care of His mother Mary. A theme often found in John s writings is love. John wrote five books of the New Testament: the Gospel of John, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John, and Revelation. Answer true or false. 1.21 John was the brother of Peter, and they were sons of Zebedee. 1.22 A theme often found in John s writing is love. 1.23 John and his brother were called by Jesus the sons of thunder. 1.24 John is often referred to as the beloved disciple. 1.25 Because the Samaritans rejected Jesus, John and his brother called down fire to consume them. Complete the following activities. 1.26_ Name five books of the New Testament that John wrote (in order). a. b. c. d. e. 1.27_ Study the following verses until you can explain what they mean to you, then explain them to your parents or teacher or pastor or another friend: _ 1 John 4:8 _ John 3:16 _ Romans 5:8. 10 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus ANDREW, PHILIP, AND NATHANAEL Andrew was Peter s brother who brought Peter to Jesus. When Philip was called by Jesus in Galilee, he found Nathanael, who was probably Bartholomew, and brought him to Jesus. Andrew. Andrew had been a follower of John the Baptist. John the Baptist introduced Jesus as the Lamb of God, the Messiah. Andrew found his brother Simon (Peter) and brought him to Jesus. Andrew said (John 1:41),... We have found the Messias (Messiah),... the Christ. Andrew saw some of Jesus early signs and miracles. He was with Jesus at the synagogue in Capernaum when the man with an unclean spirit was healed. Andrew, Peter, James, and John witnessed the healing of Peter s motherin-law. When Jesus fed the five thousand Read John 1:40 49 people, Andrew had told Him about the lad with a lunch of five barley loaves and two small fishes. From that little lunch Jesus fed the multitude. Andrew was a good example for us. He brought his brother Peter to Jesus. We may not be able to have the kind of ministry Peter had, but we surely can have the kind of ministry Andrew had. We can bring others to Jesus. Those we bring to Jesus will also be used by Him. Among those whom we bring may be great preachers and missionaries of the future. All those who are brought to Jesus will have something Jesus can multiply and use as He did the little lad s lunch. Andrew was Jesus helper. Will you be Jesus helper too? Complete the following statements. 1.28_ Andrew had been a follower of. 1.29_ Andrew told Peter that Jesus was the, the Christ. 1.30_ Andrew was Jesus. Philip. Philip told Nathanael about Jesus. Philip lived in the same town in Galilee as Andrew and Peter. They lived in Bethsaida. When Philip was called by Jesus, he immediately wanted to tell Nathanael. Philip told Nathanael that Jesus was the One about whom Moses and the prophets wrote. Recall what you have studied earlier in this course. The Bible is the history of God s plan for man s redemption. The Old Testament contains both the promise and the line of the Redeemer, the Messiah, the Christ. The New Testament contains the history of His birth, life, death, and Resurrection. Philip knew that Jesus was that Redeemer and Messiah, the Christ. Section 1 11
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 Mediterranean Sea (The Great Sea) Capernaum GALILEE Nazareth Jerusalem JUDEA SAMARIA PHOENICA Bethsaida Sea of Galilee Jordan River DECAPOLIS PEREA Bethabara Bethany Dead Sea (Salt Sea) Bethsaida: Home of Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael Nathanael. Nathanael came to Jesus at Philip s invitation. Nathanael is believed to be the same disciple as Bartholomew. When Philip told Nathanael that Jesus was the One about whom Moses and the prophets had written, Nathanael was skeptical. He asked (John 1:46),... Can any good thing come out of Nazareth? Philip answered, Come and see. These words of Philip are the invitation of the New Testament to everyone: Come and see. The Psalmist wrote (Psalm 34:8), O taste and see that the LORD is good... Those who come to Jesus by faith will find Him a wonderful Saviour. Nathanael s words of faith in Jesus were these (John 1:49),... Rabbi, thou art the Son of God; thou art the King of Israel. Match each statement with the correct name. 1.31 He was called by Jesus. 1.32 He was called by Jesus. a. Philip b. Nathanael 1.33 He was skeptical. 1.34 He said Jesus was the One about whom Moses and the prophets wrote. 1.35 He said to Jesus, Thou art the Son of God, the King of Israel. Put these events in the correct order by using the numbers 1 to 5. 1.36 Andrew brought his brother Simon (Peter) to Jesus. 1.37 Jesus found Philip. 1.38 Nathanael believed on Jesus. 1.39 Andrew followed Jesus. 1.40 Philip brought Nathanael to Jesus. 12 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus THOMAS AND MATTHEW Thomas is probably remembered most by the fact that he was a doubter, a skeptic. Matthew was a publican, a Jew who collected taxes for the Romans. Thomas. Thomas tended to be a pessimist; he seemed to see only the dark side of things. He has become known as doubting Thomas. When Jesus heard that His friend Lazarus was dead in Bethany near Jerusalem, He told His disciples that they would go to Bethany. The disciples knew that many religious leaders in Jerusalem wanted to put Jesus to death. Thomas said (John 11:16),... Let us also go, that we may die with him. Thomas expected the worst thing possible to happen. Thomas questioned Jesus words of comfort. Jesus said (John 14:1 4), Let not your hearts be troubled:... whither [where] I go ye know, and the way ye know. Thomas said (John 14:5),... Lord, we know not wither thou goest; and how can we know the way? Thomas also doubted Jesus Resurrection. When told that Jesus was alive, Thomas said (John 20:25),... Except I shall see in his hands the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails, and thrust my hand into his side, I will not believe. Read Luke 5:27 29 Jesus answers the doubts of Thomas When Thomas saw Jesus later, he immediately believed that He was alive. Eight days later the disciples were gathered, and Thomas was there. Jesus appeared to them and spoke to Thomas inviting him to touch him and to believe. Thomas said to Jesus (John 20:28),... My Lord and my God. When doubts come to us, we need to go immediately to the Word of God. As we see Jesus in the Bible, any doubts will be replaced by faith. Reading our Bibles will cause our faith to grow. We should read our Bibles every day. Section 1 13
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 Mediterranean Sea (The Great Sea) PHOENICA Capernaum GALILEE Nazareth Bethsaida Sea of Galilee Jordan River DECAPOLIS SAMARIA PEREA Jerusalem JUDEA Bethabara Bethany Dead Sea (Salt Sea) Capernaum: Home of Matthew Matthew. Matthew followed Jesus and his life was changed. Matthew lived in Capernaum. He was a publican. He collected taxes from his own people, the Jews, for the Romans. The publicans were not liked by their fellow Jews. Jesus walked by Matthew s place of business and invited Matthew to follow Him. Matthew prepared a feast and invited his friends and Jesus to be his special guest. Following Jesus had changed Matthew s life, and he wanted all his friends to know Jesus. The Pharisees were critical of Jesus because He went to Matthew s house. They were always looking for something for which they could criticize Jesus. He told His critics (Matthew 9:13) that He had not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Matthew became a faithful follower of Jesus. He was used by God to write the first book of the New Testament, the Gospel of Matthew. Matthew 14 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus Write a brief description of the following men. 1.41_Thomas: 1.42_ Matthew: Answer the following questions. 1.43_ Why were the religious leaders critical of Jesus? 1.44_ Why did Matthew prepare a feast and invite his friends and Jesus? 1.45_ How did Jesus answer His critics? Section 1 15
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 JAMES, JUDE, SIMON, AND JUDAS Three other disciples about whom little is really known are James, Jude, and Simon. A second disciple by the name of James was called James the son of Alphaeus. Some Bible scholars believe that this James, mentioned also by this name in Acts 1:13, became a leader in the Jerusalem church as well as the author of the New Testament book, James. Jude, another one of the twelve disciples, was referred to by Luke twice (Luke 6:16 and Acts 1:13) as the brother of James. He was probably a brother to James the son of Alphaeus. Some Bible scholars believe that he is the author of the New Testament book, Jude. Simon had been a Zealot. He may have belonged to a group who worked to free their land from abuse and oppression. He may have been also a brother of James and Jude, a third son of Alphaeus. Read Luke 6:13 16 Judas Iscariot was called a traitor by Luke (Luke 6:16). He was the disciple who betrayed Jesus. He sold Him to the Jews for thirty pieces of silver. A sign of love became a signal for hate. Judas had told Jesus enemies that whomever he kissed would be Jesus. These words of Jesus surely must have said something to his heart (Luke 22:48),... Judas, betrayest thou the Son of man with a kiss? John said (John 13:27) that Satan entered into Judas. Jesus referred to Judas in John 17:12 as the son of perdition. The guilt of Judas s betrayal drove him to take his own life. He was so close to Jesus for so long, but he was an instrument of Satan. Satan surely thought he had won a victory when Christ was betrayed, arrested, and crucified. In the plan of God, made before the world was formed and promised soon after the Creation and Fall of man, the way of the Cross and the tomb became the way of salvation for all who believe in Him. Match the following names and descriptions. 1.46 called the brother of James 1.47 Jesus called him the son of perdition 1.48 called the son of Alphaeus 1.49 had been a Zealot a. James b. Jude c. Simon d. Judas 1.50 was called a traitor by Luke 16 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus Complete the following reading activities. 1.51_ A suffix is one or more syllables at the end of a word to alter, or to change, its meaning. Make a new word from each of the following words by adding a suffix. Write the meaning of each word. Spell each new word correctly. The first one is done for you. Word Suffix New Word Meaning of New Word improve -ment improvement a better condition a. amuse b. care c. collect d. doubt e. express f. kind g. hope h. mystery i. value j. fool TEACHER CHECK initials date Section 1 17
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 1.52_ Write a sentence containing the word listed and tell what part of speech the word is. The _ first one is done for you. Your teacher will evaluate this exercise. Word Sentence Part of Speech improvement The student has shown improvement in noun his work. a. kindness b. valuable c. hope d. careful e. amuse TEACHER CHECK initials date 1.53_ Find the meaning of each suffix and make a word using each suffix. a. -ed b. -ty c. -able d. -ly e. -er TEACHER CHECK initials date Review the material in this section in preparation for the Self Test. The Self Test will check your mastery of this particular section. The items missed on this Self Test will indicate specific areas where restudy is needed for mastery. 18 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus SELF TEST 1 Choose the correct name and write it on the line (each answer, 2 points). Peter Andrew Matthias Philip Thomas Simon James Alphaeus Judas Jude Matthew Bartholomew John 1.01 Went to tell his brother about Jesus. 1.02 His name was changed, and it means rock. 1.03 Son of Zebedee and the beloved disciple. 1.04 From Bethsaida; went to tell his friend about Jesus. 1.05 Also called Nathanael, a friend of Philip. 1.06 John s brother who left his fishing to become a fisher of men. 1.07 A tax collector, a publican. 1.08 The father of a second disciple named James. 1.09 Expected the worst to happen. 1.010 Was referred to twice by Luke as the brother of James. 1.011 A traitor. 1.012 A Zealot. Section 1 19
The Followers of Jesus Unit 7 Match the following items (each answer, 2 points). 1.013 He became a martyr in Jerusalem. 1.014 He told Nathanael that Jesus was the One about whom Moses and the prophets wrote. 1.015 He tended to be a pessimist. 1.016 He prepared a feast, and Jesus was his special guest. 1.017 He had been a follower of John the Baptist. 1.018 He was skeptical asking if any good thing could come out of Nazareth. 1.019 His name appears first in all the Bible lists of the disciples. a. Peter b. James c. John d. Andrew e. Jude f. Philip g. Nathanael h. Thomas i. Matthew 1.020 A theme often found in his writing was love. Write the correct letter and answer on the blank (each answer, 2 points). 1.021_ Peter s name means. a. wind b. rock c. sand 1.022_ Peter and Andrew were. a. brothers b. friends c. cousins 1.023_ A publican. a. helped in the Temple b. collected taxes for the Jews c. collected taxes for the Romans 1.024_ A selfish disciple was named. a. Matthew b. Judas c. Simon 1.025_ Jesus called James and John the. a. Beloved Disciples b. Fruitful Fishermen c. Sons of Thunder 1.026_ One who tends to look on the dark side of things, to see the difficulties, is a(n). a. optimist b. pessimist c. skeptic 1.027_ One s way of acting, or behaving toward others is his. a. disposition b. optimism c. skepticism 1.028_ One who is killed because of his religious beliefs is called a. a. Zealot b. martyr c. skeptic 1.029_ One who is doubtful, who does not believe easily is. a. skeptical b. zealous c. pessimistic 20 Section 1
Unit 7 The Followers of Jesus 1.030_ Jesus told his critics that he had come to call. a. righteous b. sinners c. publicans Complete the following statements (each answer, 3 points). 1.031_ The first book of the New Testament was written by. 1.032_ The last book of the Bible is a. ; this book was written by b.. 1.033_ The writer of the last book of the Bible also wrote a. other books for a total of b.. 1.034_ Jesus chose men to be His disciples. 1.035_ The main message of the Bible is God s plan for man s. 1.036_ Jesus said (John 10:10),... I am come that they might have a., and that they might have it more b.. 1.037_ Judas was called a by Luke. Answer the following questions (each answer, 5 points). 1.038_ Why did Jesus give signs by performing miracles? 1.039_ What was Peter s great confession? 80 100 SCORE TEACHER initials date Section 1 21
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