Posted by Karl D. on 25th March 2007
| Gospel Doctrine |
Matthew 15:21-17:9 |
| Karl Diether |
Next Week |
| April 8, 2007 |
Matthew 18, Luke 10 |
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Introduction
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Today is Easter, but our lesson isn’t specifically focused on the
Easter narrative. However, in some ways I think the reading covered in
today’s lesson is a very apt backdrop for our Easter celebrations.
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What parts of this week’s reading reminded you of Easter? In what ways
do you think the reading for this lesson was an apt backdrop for Easter?
Faith, Dogs, and Crumbs
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Posted by Karl D. on 18th March 2007
| Gospel Doctrine |
John 5-6, Mark 6:30-44, |
| Karl Diether |
Matthew 14:22-33 |
| March 25, 2007 |
In Two Weeks |
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Matthew 15:21-17:9 |
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Introduction
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Michigan Avenue, the Chicago River, inside-out shirts, and John chapter
4-6.
The Healing of a Paralytic
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The first pericope of John 5 (verses 1-15) is the healing of the
paralytic man at Bethesda.
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What do you think of this story? Why is it an important story?
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Why would John include this story in his narrative? I mean he
could have left it out and made chapter 5 just a discourse of Jesus
(maybe starting at about verse 31). Why is this story an important
backdrop?
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Posted by Karl D. on 11th March 2007
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I. Parables: What are they Like?
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How would you define a parable?
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How is a parable different or similar to each of the following?
- simile,
- metaphor,
- allegory,
- story or fable,
- or proverb.
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Posted by Karl D. on 4th March 2007
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