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Know Your Bible
(Bible Studies)
LESSON 4
Read:
Matthew 14:13-15:20; 14:1-12; Mark 6:30-7:23; Luke 9:10-17
1. What did the disciples tell Jesus about their ministry (Mk. 6:30)
2. How will it affect our service if, at the end of the day, we tell Jesus all that we have done?
3. What is the most solemn fact about Christian testimony? (Prov. 15:11; Heb. 4:13)
4. Did Jesus recognize the need for rest away from the confusion of a busy world? (Mk. 6:31)
5. Which of these writers, Matthew, Mark and Luke, record the feeding of the five thousand?
6. Which writer records the miracle of Peter walking on the water?
7. Who first suggested the difficulty of feeding the multitude, and for what purpose was it suggested? (John 6:5,6)
8. What expedient plan did the disciples recommend to Jesus? (Mt. 14:15; Mk. 6:36; Lu. 9:12)
9. What humanly impossible command did Jesus issue? (Mt. 14:16; Mk. 6:37; Lu. 9:13)
10. Is our responsibility in Christian service today measured by our natural ability? (John 15:4, 5; Phil. 4:13)
11. What preperation did Jesus command before the multitude could eat? (Mt. 14:19; Mk. 6:41; Lu. 9:14-16)
12. What should this preperation teach Christian workers today?
13. What does Luke 9:17 reveal concerning the two-fold result of Christian service? (Isa. 55:2; Prov. 11:24, 25; John 6:35; 2 Cor. 9:12-14)
14. In what respects are present-day Christians like the disciples in the night storm? (Mt. 14:24; Mk. 6:48)
15. Whose presence brought safety and calm? (Mt. 14:32; Mk. 6:51)
16. How does Jesus' appearance that night foreshadow His second coming to earth?
17. What application can be made of Peter's experience of walking on the water? (Mt. 14:25-31)
18. With what sin did Jesus charge the Pharisees? (Mt. 15:1-20; Mk. 7:1-23)
19. Did Jesus encourage His disciples to expect repentance from the Pharisees? (Mt. 15:12-14)
20. Where does Jesus locate the source of defilement? (Mk. 7:18-23)
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