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Lesson 44 Flashcards

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Who does Matthew begin his genealogy with and why?

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Abraham because his goal was to prove to the Jews that the messiah would be Jesus.

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What is genealogy

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A list of a person’s ancestors

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Why would Matthew include Uriah in the genealogy

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It shows that Jesus was willing to be identified with sinful humanity

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It was not the custom to include women in genealogy, which 5 women are included

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Rehab, Ruth, Tamar, Bathsheba & Mary

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What can we learn from their inclusion

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All of them were Gentiles = Christ came for all

3 of them were guilty of sexual sins = Christ came to save sinners

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Read Jeremiah 23:5 & 22:24-30. What two things do we know about the two men described in the passages

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  • none of Jeconiah’s decendants will rule of David’s throne

* That a king will come from David’s line

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How could Jeconiah be included in Jesus’ lineage then?

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If Jesus was Joseph’s son, he could not be King. but Jesus is God’s son.

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Why does the passage in Matthew stress the 3 sections of 14 generations?

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14 is a multiple of 7. It represents completeness.

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What does John 1:1-5 tell us about the Word?

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  • It was there in the beginning
  • It was with God
  • It was God
  • Through him all things were made
  • In him was life
  • The light in darkness
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How do Verses 6-9 help identify who the Word was?

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John the Baptist, and he was sent by God to identify the Word

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What can we learn about Christ from John 1:10-18

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a) the world didn’t recognize him
b) he came to his home, but they rejected him
c) he gave people the right to be children of God
d) the Word took on flesh and lived with us
e) he brought us grace and truth

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Who is in your spiritual genealogy?

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My parents, Mrs. Wijnhamer, my church

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What information does Luke provide about the parents of John the Baptist

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Zechariah - priest, old, righteous or godly people

Elizabeth - she is barren, old righteous or godly people

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What important message does Zechariah receive while working in the temple

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His wife would bear him a son

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What was Zechariah told about his soon-to-be-born son?

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he was supposed to be named John. Full of the Holy Spirit, no wine. He will be a joy. He will bring others back to God. He will prepare the people for Jesus

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Who was the angel?

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Gabriel

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What happened to Zechariah since he doubted the message from the Angel?

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He was unable to speak until his son was born

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To whom does the same angel deliver a similar message to 6 months later?

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Mary

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What happened when Mary visited elizabeth

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the baby lept, and Elizabeth was filled with H.S. She blessed Mary and knew she was going to have Jesus.

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Why does Luke record a song after that occasion

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Confirmation of what Gabriel had told her and joy for God

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What happened as Elizabeth and Zechariah named their baby

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They agreed on the name John, and Zechariah could speak.

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What did Zechariah prophesy about his son?

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John would be a prophet of the Most High, and he would prepare the way for The Lord.

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Why did Joseph take his pregnant wife on a journey from nazareth to Bethlehem

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There was a census given by Caesar Augustus

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In Luke 2:10 what is said about Jesus’ mission

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It would bring joy for all people

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Who were the two people who recognized the baby Jesus as the Messiah

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Simeon and Anna

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What can we learn from Simeon

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That he was faithful to the end, and the Holy Spirit moved him

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How was the prophecy of Isaiah 7:14 fulfilled

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Mary will be a virgin

She will conceive and give birth to a son.

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How was the prophecy of Micah 5:2 fulfilled

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That Jesus will be born in Bethlehem

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Who was Herod?

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He was a roman king over Judeah

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Who alerted him to the birth of A new king

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The magi from the east

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What deal did Herod make with the Magi

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The magi were to find Jesus and report back to Harold

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What gifts did the Magi give to Jesus

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Gold, frankincense and myrrh

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Why did the Magi not return to Harold

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An angel warned the Magi not to return

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Why did Joseph take his family to Egypt

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The angel warned Joseph to flee

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What action did Herod take when he found out that the magi were not coming back and why

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He ordered all the boys age 2 & under to die because he thought Jesus would not survive

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What prophecy was fulfilled by that action

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Jeremiah 31:15

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How did Joseph know when it was safe to return from Egypt

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An angel told him to return

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Where did they settle

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In Nazareth

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How was the prophecy of Hosea 11:1 fulfilled

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Jesus was called out of Egypt

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What does it mean for Jesus to be called a Nazarene

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It meant Jesus chose to be a second-class citizen or looked down on

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