2.1 - The conversation at caesarea philipi Flashcards
1)
Where did the conversation between Jesus and his disciples take place?
Caesarea Philippi
2)
What question did Jesus ask his disciples in Caesarea Philippi?
Who do people say that I am?
3)
What were some of the responses given by the disciples regarding Jesus’ identity?
Some said John the Baptist, others Elijah, and still others one of the prophets.
4)
When Jesus asked the disciples who they say He is, what did Peter declare?
You are the Messiah.
5)
What did Jesus instruct the disciples after Peter’s declaration?
Not to tell anyone about him. (The messianic secret)
6)
What does Jesus predict after Peter’s confession?
His suffering, death, and resurrection.
7)
How did Peter react to Jesus’ prediction of suffering?
He rebuked Jesus.
8)
What was Jesus’ response to Peter’s rebuke?
Get behind me, Satan!
9)
What is the significance of the phrase ‘You are the Messiah’ in the Jewish context?
It identifies Jesus as the anointed one, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies.
10)
What is the significance of Peter’ declaration?
It is the first time in the Gospel that anyone other than God and Demons has recognnised Jesus as the Messiah.
11)
What is Jesus’ understanding of his future suffering and death known as?
His passion prediction.
12)
Why did Jesus respond so strongly to Peter when he rebuked Him?
Because it reminded Him of when the devil was tempting Him in the desert and trying to convince Him that there was another way other than suffering. It clearly affected Him a lot.
13)
What is this story known as?
The watershed moment of the Gospel
14)
Why is this story a watershed moment?
It is when the gospel got darker. Jesus was being challenged more by those He met. He focused mainly on teaching His disciples instead of the crowds. He set out for Jerusalem; where He would die.
