Sunday, 17 February 2013

Bible Study Notes: The King for all nations

Topic: The King for all nations

Text: Mark 7:24-37

Introduction: Put these in mind as we discuss and answer these questions. 
1. Jesus Christ was in a gentile region
2. The woman was Greek and born in Syrian Phoenicia
3. Her daughter was possessed by demon
4. Jesus healed the deaf and mute man by physically touching him. 
The above are very instructive as we engage in this study. It will help us come to the realisation that indeed Jesus Christ is King for all nations. 


Questions for Discussion
1a. Where was Jesus? 1b. Why do you think where Jesus was at the particular time is significant?

2a. In Israel, dogs were seen as unclean. Why did Jesus address and refer to this woman as dog?  
2b. What did Jesus mean when He said "First let the children eat all they want"? (See John 1:11-13). 
2c. How did she respond to Jesus? 

3a. Jesus commended her for the response. What does this response tell us about the woman's faith? 3b. Faith is sometimes found where we least expect to find it. What does this mean for our evangelism as believers in our present world?. 

4a. Describe Jesus' contact with this man? 4b. Why did Jesus have to do this and for what reason?

5a. How did the people respond to the healing of this man? 5b. What does the healing of the deaf and mute man have in common with the Syrophoenician woman? 

6. As believers, how do we associate with those in need?  

Hymns 
Pass me not O gentle Saviour
To God be the glory great things He has done!


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