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LESSON TWO: Matthew 4:1 to 5:40

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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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A key word in the New Covenant is blessing. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus uses the word blessed over and over because He wants people to be blessed.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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This blessing is conditional on:

A. Our attitude of obedience to Him

B. Our staying quiet in the face of struggle

C. Our works

D. Our love

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Which of these statements are true of Jesus?

A. He spoke strong words

B. He was strong in His obedience

C. He was willing to make His will the Father’s will

D. All of the above

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Meekness can be explained as your deepest desire and strongest faith to obey God.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Mercy is compassion for people in need. When we show forth Jesus’ mercy in our hearts, we:

A. Reach out to lost and suffering people

B. We get into seed-faith—making our love an act of our giving

C. We can plant seed into someone and expect a miracle from God

D. All of the above

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Peacemaking is a divine work because peace means reconciliation, and God is the Source of all peace and all reconciliation.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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The Beatitudes describe what every Christian disciple is to be like. Which of these statements is true of true disciples?

A. Persecution links them to the Old Covenant prophets

B. They are part of a biblical group

C. They are given special insight by knowing Christ in the “fellowship of His sufferings”

D. All of the above

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Seed faith is trusting God that when there is nothing in the natural to gain, He sees our heart and sees our seed and multiplies it.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Matthew 5:13–14 says, “You are the of the earth,”… and… “You are the of the world.”

A. Fire and sun

B. Hot and cool

C. Love and joy

D. Salt and light

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Matthew 5:23–24 demonstrates this principle: The extent to which you keep your heart free can reveal your true willingness to serve God.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Which of the following is true of bitterness?

A. It can quickly rob the Christian life of joy and peace of mind.

B. It can become a wall between us and others, and us and the Lord.

C. If we let it, it can destroy us.

D. All of the above

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Even if we have been truly wronged, when we plant a seed of forgiveness, God can begin to heal our bitterness and hurt.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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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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After Jesus’ baptism by John and the sign of the dove coming down, the Bible says in Matthew 4 that Jesus was led into the wilderness to be ________.

A. Tormented by demons

B. Tempted by the devil

C. Ministered to by angels

D. Sought after by men

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The tempter came to Jesus when he was tired, weak, and hungry. Each time the devil came to Him, Jesus replied with:

A. The thoughts of the day

B. His mother’s instruction

C. The Word of God

D. A verse from a song

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While Isaiah 54:17 says, no weapon formed against us prospers, it doesn’t mean weapons won’t be formed

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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We face a devil that has come to steal from us, to kill us, and to destroy us, but ________ says, Jesus came to give us life and life more abundantly.

A. Matthew 10:10

B. Mark 10:10

C. Luke 10:10

D. John 10:10

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When Jesus came to earth, He voluntarily put limits on Himself. And as long as He was in the flesh, He was tempted the same way we are.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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We have a Bible right to quote the same Word that Jesus did.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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In Matthew 4:17, Jesus echoed John the Baptist when He preached:

A. Repent for the end is near

B. Repent for it is a good thing

C. Repent for the light is coming

D. Repent for the kingdom of Heaven is at hand

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At the time of Jesus, few people understood what the kingdom of Heaven was. When Christ preached or healed a person or performed a miracle, He was saying:

A. This is what love means

B. This is what Heaven means

C. This is what I was sent to do

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Key points in the Sermon on the Mount include “blessed are the poor in spirit,” and “blessed are they that mourn.” In this verse, “poor in spirit” specifically means:

A. Having a lack of funds to promote the Gospel

B. Realizing that within yourself there is an absolute need for God

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Mourning in this passage means to make yourself sensitive to traits and tendencies in your life that are unlike Jesus.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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The phrase “blessed are the pure in heart” in this passage is referring to:

A. A life completely free of sin

B. A special depth of purity in the heart

C. A purity which is to be sought after by us as we follow Him

D. B and C

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While nothing can separate us from God’s love, sin and darkness can separate us from God’s peace and fellowship.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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Perhaps nothing robs the Christian life of joy and peace of mind quicker than:

A. Anger towards someone

B. Jealousy of your neighbor

C. Hatred of your brother

D. Bitterness in your heart

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It’s not the attitude that people have toward you that controls you life; it’s your Christ-like attitude toward them that can keep you free from bitterness and cause your love to keep on serving God.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Correct! Wrong!

LESSON TWO: Matthew 4:1 to 5:40

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.

A key word in the New Covenant is blessing. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus uses the word blessed over and over because He wants people to be blessed.

This blessing is conditional on:

Which of these statements are true of Jesus?

Meekness can be explained as your deepest desire and strongest faith to obey God.

Mercy is compassion for people in need. When we show forth Jesus’ mercy in our hearts, we:

Peacemaking is a divine work because peace means reconciliation, and God is the Source of all peace and all reconciliation.

The Beatitudes describe what every Christian disciple is to be like. Which of these statements is true of true disciples?

Seed faith is trusting God that when there is nothing in the natural to gain, He sees our heart and sees our seed and multiplies it.

Matthew 5:13–14 says, “You are the ________ of the earth,”… and… “You are the ________ of the world.”

Matthew 5:23–24 demonstrates this principle: The extent to which you keep your heart free can reveal your true willingness to serve God.

Which of the following is true of bitterness?

Even if we have been truly wronged, when we plant a seed of forgiveness, God can begin to heal our bitterness and hurt.

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.

After Jesus’ baptism by John and the sign of the dove coming down, the Bible says in Matthew 4 that Jesus was led into the wilderness to be ________.

The tempter came to Jesus when he was tired, weak, and hungry. Each time the devil came to Him, Jesus replied with:

While Isaiah 54:17 says, no weapon formed against us prospers, it doesn’t mean weapons won’t be formed

We face a devil that has come to steal from us, to kill us, and to destroy us, but ________ says, Jesus came to give us life and life more abundantly.

When Jesus came to earth, He voluntarily put limits on Himself. And as long as He was in the flesh, He was tempted the same way we are.

We have a Bible right to quote the same Word that Jesus did.

In Matthew 4:17, Jesus echoed John the Baptist when He preached:

At the time of Jesus, few people understood what the kingdom of Heaven was. When Christ preached or healed a person or performed a miracle, He was saying:

Key points in the Sermon on the Mount include “blessed are the poor in spirit,” and “blessed are they that mourn.” In this verse, “poor in spirit” specifically means:

Mourning in this passage means to make yourself sensitive to traits and tendencies in your life that are unlike Jesus.

The phrase “blessed are the pure in heart” in this passage is referring to:

While nothing can separate us from God’s love, sin and darkness can separate us from God’s peace and fellowship.

Perhaps nothing robs the Christian life of joy and peace of mind quicker than:

It’s not the attitude that people have toward you that controls you life; it’s your Christ-like attitude toward them that can keep you free from bitterness and cause your love to keep on serving God.

Matthew 5:13–14 says, “You are the of the earth,”… and… “You are the of the world.”