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LESSON FOUR: Luke 4:31 to 6:16

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Workbook Study Questions: Before you begin reading the workbook lesson please review the workbook study questions below. Then read the workbook lesson and answer the workbook study questions.

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Luke 4:31–37 gives an account of Jesus teaching at Capernaum where the people were astonished at His teaching. They were equally amazed at the and by which He delivered His message.

A. humility, grace

B. humor, wit

C. speed, efficiency

D. power, authority

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The unclean spirit (demon) in the man in the above-referenced account says to Jesus, “I know who you are—The Holy One of God!”

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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It is important to notice that even before the demon spoke out, the people were already amazed at the power and authority of Jesus’ teaching. Then Jesus immediately confirmed His Word with a demonstration of His power and authority over the demon world.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Luke 4:38–40 recounts the story of Jesus healing Simon Peter’s daughter who was sick with a high fever. Jesus rebuked the fever, which means, “Stop it; that’s enough.”

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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In Luke 5:1–7, we read the account of Simon Peter’s net-breaking catch of fish. But before the fish are caught, what does Jesus ask Peter to do?

A. Sow a seed unto the Lord by lending Jesus a boat to preach from.

B. Be a good person and never make a mistake.

C. Never question anything and do as he’s told.

D. Always keep a spare boat handy.

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By asking Peter to sow a seed before he receives his miracle harvest, Jesus beautifully displays the principle of sowing and reaping.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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The account of the healing of the paralytic in Luke 5 is a good example of how you can make your believing an act of your faith and release it to God.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Before Jesus healed this man, what did He say to him?

A. Why are you here?

B. Man, what do you want?

C. Come in through the front door, please.

D. Man, your sins are forgiven you.

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What did Jesus see in the man’s friends that caught His attention?

A. their faith

B. their bravery

C. their ingenuity

D. their resourcefulness

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As Jesus taught on the Sabbath before He healed the man with the withered hand in Luke 6:1–11, He asked His critics, “I will ask you one thing: Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do or to do …”

A. good, evil

B. work, play

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Continuing on in that verse, He says: “to life or to ?”

A. enjoy, dread

B. save, destroy

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After Jesus healed this man on the Sabbath, what emotion overwhelmed the Pharisees as they discussed with one another what they might do to Jesus?

A. hope

B. fear

C. rage

D. envy

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Jesus’ reply to His critics was to remind them that His Father instituted the law of the Sabbath, but He never put the Sabbath before man.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Luke 6:12–16 gives an account of Jesus calling His twelve disciples, who He also named ______.

A. gospels

B. warriors

C. apostles

D. epistles

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Video Study Questions: Before you begin the video please review the video study questions below. Then watch the video and answer the video study questions.

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As Jesus preached in Capernaum, Luke 4 says the people were ______ at His teaching.

A. astonished

B. annoyed

C. entertained

D. offended

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When Jesus cast the unclean spirit out of the man in Luke 4, He was giving the nation of Israel a witness, or a testimony that He was the Messiah.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Luke 19:42–44 gives an account of Jesus being brought to tears as He looked upon the city of Jerusalem. What did Jesus experience from the people of this city that brought him to tears?

A. Their refusal to change

B. Their sin

C. Their rejection of Him

D. Their anger

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As Jesus looked upon the fishermen referenced in Luke 5, He saw them as a group, but He also saw them as individuals, just as He sees us. He saw Simon Peter with his empty boat and empty life and used the opportunity to show His miraculous power.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Simon Peter sowed a seed unto the Lord when he gave Jesus his boat, and that was what Jesus needed to get Peter out of disbelief and into participation (by faith).

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Jesus wants to give us an abundant overflowing miracle, and we don’t have to give Him anything to work with.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Peter is a good example of what can happen in our lives as we trust God. When we sow our seed and give unto the Lord, when we’re obedient and do what He says, our lives can be transformed.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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LESSON FOUR: Luke 4:31 to 6:16

Workbook Study Questions: Before you begin reading the workbook lesson please review the workbook study questions below. Then read the workbook lesson and answer the workbook study questions.

Luke 4:31–37 gives an account of Jesus teaching at Capernaum where the people were astonished at His teaching. They were equally amazed at the ______ and ______ by which He delivered His message.

The unclean spirit (demon) in the man in the above-referenced account says to Jesus, “I know who you are—The Holy One of God!”

It is important to notice that even before the demon spoke out, the people were already amazed at the power and authority of Jesus’ teaching. Then Jesus immediately confirmed His Word with a demonstration of His power and authority over the demon world.

Luke 4:38–40 recounts the story of Jesus healing Simon Peter’s daughter who was sick with a high fever. Jesus rebuked the fever, which means, “Stop it; that’s enough.”

In Luke 5:1–7, we read the account of Simon Peter’s net-breaking catch of fish. But before the fish are caught, what does Jesus ask Peter to do?

By asking Peter to sow a seed before he receives his miracle harvest, Jesus beautifully displays the principle of sowing and reaping.

The account of the healing of the paralytic in Luke 5 is a good example of how you can make your believing an act of your faith and release it to God.

Before Jesus healed this man, what did He say to him?

What did Jesus see in the man’s friends that caught His attention?

As Jesus taught on the Sabbath before He healed the man with the withered hand in Luke 6:1–11, He asked His critics, “I will ask you one thing: Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do ______ or to do ______…”

Continuing on in that verse, He says: “to ______ life or to ______?”

After Jesus healed this man on the Sabbath, what emotion overwhelmed the Pharisees as they discussed with one another what they might do to Jesus?

Jesus’ reply to His critics was to remind them that His Father instituted the law of the Sabbath, but He never put the Sabbath before man.

Luke 6:12–16 gives an account of Jesus calling His twelve disciples, who He also named ______.

Video Study Questions: Before you begin the video please review the video study questions below. Then watch the video and answer the video study questions.

As Jesus preached in Capernaum, Luke 4 says the people were ______ at His teaching.

When Jesus cast the unclean spirit out of the man in Luke 4, He was giving the nation of Israel a witness, or a testimony that He was the Messiah.

Luke 19:42–44 gives an account of Jesus being brought to tears as He looked upon the city of Jerusalem. What did Jesus experience from the people of this city that brought him to tears?

As Jesus looked upon the fishermen referenced in Luke 5, He saw them as a group, but He also saw them as individuals, just as He sees us. He saw Simon Peter with his empty boat and empty life and used the opportunity to show His miraculous power.

Simon Peter sowed a seed unto the Lord when he gave Jesus his boat, and that was what Jesus needed to get Peter out of disbelief and into participation (by faith).

Jesus wants to give us an abundant overflowing miracle, and we don’t have to give Him anything to work with.

Peter is a good example of what can happen in our lives as we trust God. When we sow our seed and give unto the Lord, when we’re obedient and do what He says, our lives can be transformed.

Luke 4:31–37 gives an account of Jesus teaching at Capernaum where the people were astonished at His teaching. They were equally amazed at the and by which He delivered His message.

As Jesus taught on the Sabbath before He healed the man with the withered hand in Luke 6:1–11, He asked His critics, “I will ask you one thing: Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do or to do …”

Continuing on in that verse, He says: “to life or to ?”