113 Last Trip On Earth of the Son of God

Last Trip On Earth of the Son of God THIRD YEAR— SUBJECT 5 Last Trip on Earth of the Son of God

(READ MATT. 10) 1. Mission of the twelve. Matthew 10.

2. Feeding the five thousand. Luke 9:10-17.

3. Walking on the sea. Matthew 14:22-23.

4. Teaching and healing. Matthew 14:34-36.

6. Preaching on pollution. Mark 7:1-23.

6. Miracles at Galilee. Matthew 15:29-31.

7. Peter’s confession. Matthew 16:13-20.

8. Foretelling his death. Matthew 17:22-23.

9. Paying taxes. Matthew 17:24-27.

10. Attends the Feast of Tabernacles at Jerusalem, restores sight to A blind man, claims to be the door into the sheepfold, claims to have only one fold. John 7 th chapter and 10th chapter.

11. Attends Feast of Dedication. John 10:22.

12. Raises Lazarus. John 11:1-46.

13. Rejected by the Samaritans. Luke 9:51-56.

14. Work of the seventy. Luke 10:1-17.

15. At the home of Martha and Mary. Luke 10:38-42.

16. Teaching by parables at Jerusalem. Luke 14:12-16.

17. Heals ten lepers. Luke 17:11-19.

18. Teaching the rich young man the way of life. Matthew 19:16-22.

19. Tells of working in the vineyard. Matthew 20:1-16.

20. Restores sight to a blind man at Jericho. Mark 10:46-52. This lesson, perhaps, embraces more work than either of the former lessons. It takes up the work of the twelve. Then of Christ feeding five thousand. After this, we find him walking on the sea, then rebuking the Pharisees for their idea of pollution. We next find him becoming so pop¬ular in his teaching that the world began to ask and to form their opinions as to who he was. Then he asked his disciples who they thought he was. Peter then makes the noble confession, upon the truthfulness of which the church is founded today, that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

After this, we find him transfigured before some of the apostles. Then foretelling his own death. We find him paying his taxes, showing that we should be subject to the government under which we live.

Then he visits the Feast of Tabernacles, after the Feast of Dedication, and arouses much ill feeling against himself for telling the Jews the truth. We find his human nature shown at the grave of Lazarus in weeping with Martha and Mary. Then his divine nature exerts itself in raising Lazarus from the dead.

We then find him selecting seventy more men and sending them out to preach.

Then we see him again visiting Martha and Mary, healing ten lepers, teaching a young man the way of life, speaking again in parables, and giving sight to the blind at Jericho. This ends most of the travels of the Son of God, as the rest of his work is located around Jerusalem.

QUESTIONS 1. What power did he give the twelve?

2. With what did he feed the five thousand?

3. Tell about Christ walking on the sea.

4. Give an account of Christ’s teaching and healing as found in Matthew 14.

5. Tell of his lesson on pollution.

6. What miracles did he perform at Decapolis?

7. Tell of Peter’s confession.

8. What did Christ say about his death?

9. What did he say about paying taxes?

10. Give an account of Christ teaching at the Feast of Tabernacles.

11. Tell about his going to the Feast of Dedication.

12. Tell about raising Lazarus.

13. Tell about his rejection by the Samaritans.

14. Tell about the work of the seventy.

15. Tell of his visit to the home of Mary and Martha.

16. Relate one of the parables he taught at Jerusalem.

17. Tell about healing the ten lepers.

18. Tell about the rich young man.

19. Tell of the workers in the vineyard.

20. Tell about his work at Jericho.