Prophecy (Isaiah 53)
Who told about Jesus hundreds of years before He was born?
Isaiah (the prophet)
Who visited Jesus and brought Him gifts?
The wise men.
Who appeared to Joseph in a dream?
An angel of the Lord.
How did Joseph show his faith in God?
He trusted God’s message through the angel.
About How many years before Jesus’ birth did Isaiah write about Him?
700 years before Jesus came.
What were the gifts the wise men brought to Jesus
Gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
What did the angel tell Joseph to do?
Take Mary and Jesus and escape to Egypt.
How did Joseph show his obedience to God?
He obeyed right away and moved his family, even though it was hard.
According to Isaiah 53, how would Jesus be treated?
He would be despised and rejected, wounded for our sins, and bring us healing through His suffering.
Why did the wise men give treasures to Jesus?
To honor Him as King and worship Him as God.
Where did Joseph and his family live after they left Egypt?
In Nazareth.
Why do you think Joseph obeyed right away instead of waiting?
Because he trusted that God’s warning was serious and wanted to protect Jesus.
What does it mean that Jesus was “wounded for our sins”?
He was punished in our place when He died on the cross so we could be forgiven.
Where did the wise men see the child Jesus and who was he with?
In the house with His mother Mary.
Why did Joseph need to go to Egypt?
Because King Herod wanted to kill Jesus.
What is one way you can show faith in God this week?
Pray and trust God will answer, believe His Word, or trust Him when I’m scared.
How does it help your faith to know God kept His promises about Jesus
It shows that God’s Word is always true and we can trust Him to keep His promises to us too.
What does this verse teach us about how we should treat Jesus?
We should worship Him and give Him our best.
What did King Herod do once he found out he was deceived?
Killed all the children two years and under.
What is one way you can obey God right away, like Joseph did?
Obey my parents/teachers, be kind to others, share instead of arguing.