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Lesson OneNativity and Early Years (Matthew 1–2, Luke 1–2)18 Activities
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Getting Started
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Lesson Text: Matthew 1–2, Luke 1–2
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In | Hyperlinking Between the Testaments
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In | Onsite: Jesus Gives New Torah - The Mount of Beatitudes
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In | Intertestamental Echoes
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In | Introduction to the Synoptic Problem
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In | Inner-biblical Parallels
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Behind | Bethlehem and Shepherds
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Behind | Onsite: From Ruth to David to Jesus - In Bethlehem's Shepherds' Fields
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Behind | Royal Ambitions: Anxieties in Rome and Jerusalem
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Behind | Workbook: Caesar Augustus and Jesus Christ
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Behind | Workbook: The Nativity in Context
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Behind | Herod
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In Front | Workbook: Is There Precedent for the Incarnation in the Old Testament?
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In Front | King of Kings and Lord of Lords
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In Front | Christianity Today: Magi, Wise Men, or Kings?
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In Front | Christianity Today: The Face of Christmas Past
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson TwoBaptism and the Desert (Matthew 3–4, Mark 1:1–13, Luke 3–4:13)18 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson Text: Matthew 3–4, Mark 1:1–13, Luke 3–4:13
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In | Intro to John the Baptist
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In | Temptations
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In | Workbook: Parallels Between Jesus’ Temptations, the Garden of Eden, and Moral Instruction in John 1
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In | Answers: Parallels Between Jesus’ Temptations, the Garden of Eden, and Moral Instruction in John 1
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In | Workbook: Parallel Beginnings of John and Jesus
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Behind | Ritual Immersion
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Behind | Baptism
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Behind | Onsite: Purification and Rebirth - Baptism at the Jordan River
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Behind | The Desert
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Behind | Onsite: The Mount of Temptation - Reliving Israel's Spiritual Journey
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In Front | Christian Baptism
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In Front | Reflections on Monastic Life at St. Macarius Monastary, Egypt: Abuna Bertie
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In Front | Christianity Today: Water Works: Why Baptism is Essential
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In Front | Workbook: Baptism Today
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In Front | Workbook: Methods of Baptism
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson ThreeThe Ministry of Jesus (Mark 1:21–2:12, Luke 4:14–6:49)17 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson Text: Mark 1:21–2:12, Luke 4:14–6:49
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In | Workbook: Sayings of Jesus
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In | Jesus' Ministry: What Did He Do?
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In | Literary Structures
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In | Chiasm: Jesus Reads Isaiah
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In | Bible Project: Public Reading of Scripture
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Behind | Galilee (Nazareth, Capernaum)
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Behind | Onsite: Capernaum - The Second Home of Jesus
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Behind | Onsite: Hellenism and Jewish Piety in the North - View from Sepphoris
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Behind | Urban and Rural Life in Galilee: Dr. Eric Meyers
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Behind | Samaria and Judea
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Behind | Ministering to the Marginalized
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In Front | Legitimate Objects of God's Mercy
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In Front | Workbook: How Has Jesus Ministered to You and Those You Know?
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In Front | Legitimate Witnesses to God's Glory
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson FourThe Miracles of Jesus (Mark 5–6, John 2, 20)14 Activities|3 Assessments
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Lesson Text: Mark 5–6, John 2, 20
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In | Jesus' Authority
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In | Compassion
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In | Meaning: "Signs"
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In | Workbook: Jesus’ Authority in Miracles
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In | Workbook: Parabolic Miracles
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In | Workbook: Two Parallel Healings in Mark
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Behind | Miracles or Signs and Wonders
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Behind | Onsite: Sight and Blindness - Jesus at the Pool of Siloam
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In Front | Miracles vs. Magic
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In Front | Workbook: What Kind of Sign Would Convince You?
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In Front | Christianity Today: A New Age of Miracles
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Wrap-Up
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Lesson FiveThe Identity of Jesus18 Activities
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Getting Started
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In | Son and Prophet
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In | Predictions, Prophecies, Promises and Foreshadow
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In | Jesus and Israel
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Behind | Messianic Claimants in the Time of Jesus
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Behind | Workbook: Messianic Claimants in the Time of Jesus
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In Front | Christology and Why It Matters
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In Front | Christianity Today: Why Jesus' Skin Color Matters
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In Front | Early Mistakes About the Identity of Jesus
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In Front | Workbook: Early Mistakes About the Identity of Jesus
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In Front | Workbook: Reflection: When Your Savior is YHWH
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In Front | The Quests for the Historical Jesus
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In Front | Christianity Today: The Jesus We’ll Never Know
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In Front | Christianity Today: Abandon Studying the Historical Jesus? No, We Need History
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In Front | Christianity Today: Abandon Studying the Historical Jesus? No, Jesus Studies Matter
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In Front | Christianity Today: Abandon Studying the Historical Jesus? No, We Need Context
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In Front | Workbook: The Quests for the Historical Jesus
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Wrap-Up
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Is there anything Jesus couldn’t do? His ministry was miraculous in dramatic ways. He had authority over literally everything. And he had compassion on literally everyone. But, is there some point to his miracles, beyond caring? Was he trying to prove something, show something, say something? And how might these miracles be different than the kinds of magic practiced throughout the world?
Let’s learn why John will call these Gospel miracles “signs” and find out what those signs point to.