Jesus Calls Disciples
Jesus is tempted
The Wise & Foolish Builder
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Who was the first disciple that Jesus called?

Simon Peter (also called Peter)

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What is temptation?

hen you feel the urge to do something wrong, even though you know it's not what God wants. The Bible says that temptation comes from our own desires and from the devil, who tries to trick us into sin.

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What did the wise man build his house on?

On the rock

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Which disciple was a tax collector before following Jesus?

Mathew

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Where did Jesus get tempted? 

in the wilderness (desert)

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What happened when the rain and floods came to the foolish man’s house?

It collapsed because it was built on sand

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Who were the two brothers that Jesus called to be His disciples while they were fishing? 

Peter and Andrew

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What was Jesus's First temptation? 

Turn stones into bread – Testing His physical hunger.

“It is written, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.’” (Matthew 4:4)  

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In Jesus’ parable, what does the wise builder represent?

A person who hears Jesus’ words and obeys them.

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Why did Jesus need disciples?

Jesus needed disciples to help spread His message of love, hope, and salvation. They were His helpers in teaching others about God's Kingdom, and through them, the message would continue to spread after Jesus' time on earth. 

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what was Jesus 2nd temptation? 

Jump from the temple – Testing God's protection

“It is written again, ‘You shall not tempt the Lord your God.’” (Matthew 4:7)

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What does the foolish builder’s house represent?

A person who hears Jesus’ words but does not obey them

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What are the same of Jesus' 12 diciples?

  • Peter (also called Simon)
  • James (son of Zebedee)
  • John (brother of James)
  • Andrew (Peter’s brother)
  • Philip
  • Bartholomew (also called Nathanael)
  • Matthew (the tax collector)
  • Thomas (also called Didymus)
  • James (son of Alphaeus)
  • Thaddaeus (also called Judas, son of James)
  • Simon the Zealot
  • Judas Iscariot (who later betrayed Jesus)
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what was Jesus 3rd temptation? 

Worship Satan for worldly power – Testing His allegiance to God 

“Away with you, Satan! For it is written, ‘You shall worship the Lord your God, and Him only you shall serve.’” (Matthew 4:10)

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How does this parable connect to the Sermon on the Mount?

It is the final teaching of the Sermon on the Mount, showing that true wisdom is not just hearing Jesus' teachings but obeying them.

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