3rd quarter 2015 lesson 8 powerpoint with tagalog notes

8/20/2019 3rd Quarter 2015 Lesson 8 Powerpoint With Tagalog Notes

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Børge Schantz, Principal Contrib

IBLICAL

ISSIONARIES


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Biblical MissionariesOur Goal

We will look at mission frstand oremost as God’s means

or commu-nicating the gospel.

ission is a core part o God’sso!ereign acti!it" in the

process o redeeminghumanit".#e will stud" how God’s

eternal purpose has $een


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Biblical MissionariesContents

& The Missionary Nature of God ' Araha!" The #irst Missionary ( The $n%i&e%y Missionary ) The 'onah Saga

* E(i%es as Missionaries + Esther and Mordecai , 'esus" The Master of Missions )ross*)u%tura% Missions

+eter and the Genti%es&/ +hi%i as Missionary&& +au%" Bac&ground and )a%%&' +au%" Mission and Message

&( Must the Who%e Wor%d -ear.


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Biblical MissionariesLesson 0 August ''

Cross-Cultural

issions


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Cross-Cultural Missions1e" 2e3t

atthew &'4& 5167

8 9Beho%d/ " :er!ant whom

I ha!e chosen0 " Belo!ed inwhom " soul is wellpleased; I will put " :pirit

upon %im0 and %e willdeclare


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Cross-Cultural Missions>uick Look

&. Sa!aritan and Ro!an (John

4:7-9; Matthew 8:5, !'. 0e!ons and 1eers

("u#e 8:$5;%7:%&, %$; Matthew%5:&&!

(. 2he Gree&s


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Cross-Cultural MissionsInitial #ords

E2EN though %e ocused onIsrael0

the wider world was %is

concern. ?uring the more thanthree "ears o %is ministr"

$etween %is $aptism andascension0 on at least si3occasions 6esus had direct

contact with persons rom


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Cross-Cultural Missions&. :amaritan and @oman

6ohn )4,- atthew 4*0 + 51678A woman o :amaria came todraw water. 6esus said to her0

9Gi!e e a drink.’ ... 2hen shesaid to %im0 9%ow is it that Dou0

$eing a 6ew0 ask a drink romme0 a :amaritan womanE’

A centurion came to %im0

pleading...


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% )a*aritan an+ o*anAt 6aco$’s #ell

T-E disciples were surprised$ecause 6esus was talking with

this oreign woman. 6esustransgressed a ew 6ewish

customs4

frst0 asking a :amaritanwoman to gi!e %im a drinksecond0 $eing alone with her. In

Israel0 a man could not $e seen


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6esus ollowed 6ewish customswhen in Israel.

%owe!er0 in :amaria0 %e wasoutside 6ewish territor" and not

$ound $" 6ewish traditions0

e!en though as we ha!e seenelsewhere0 6esus distinguished$etween human-made

traditions and the commands


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2he :amaritan woman led thecon!ersation with her

uestions. 6esus respondedwith the things that would

$eneft the woman spirituall".

6esus changed thecon!ersation when %e told herto $ring her hus$and0 knowing

that she wasn’t married. B"


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% )a*aritan an+ o*anIn Capernaum

2he centurion was o$!iousl" aman

o aith his words 8speak theword onl"0 and m" ser!ant

shall $e healed=

(Matt 8:8!, were an incredi$letestimon" to his $elie in 6esus.%e knew that according to law

a 6ew was not allowed to enter


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% )a*aritan an+ o*anIn Capernaum

2he ser!ant was healed. 2heaith o the Gentile centurion

was rewarded.

6esus pointed out that thecenturion was a protot"pe o

the great da" when peoplerom all o!er the world would


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Cross-Cultural Missions'. ?emons and Lepers

Luke 4(* &,4&'0 &( atthew &*4''5167

8They...ound the man rom

whom the demons departed0sitting at the eet o 6esus0clothed in his right mind. ... 2here meet %im ten lepers0who...lited up their !oices...0

96esus0 aster0 ha!e merc" on’


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& e*ons an+ "epers?emons Cast into :wine

T-E man in the tom$s waso$!iousl" possessed. 2hat this

li$eration took place inGentile territor" is confrmed$" the presence o the pigs.

6esus asked the healed manto sta".%e was to witness to his own

people a$out 6esus his


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& e*ons an+ "epers 2o 8?ogs=

2he child was 8 9demon-possessed and suHering

terri$l"’ = (Matt %5:&&! %ermother was a Canaanite.

In talking to her0 6esus used

somewhat harsh language0likening her people to dogs0$ut it tested her aith and

showed her hum$le willin -


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& e*ons an+ "epers 2en Lepers

5otice frst that theunortunate men all knew 6esus. 2he" called %im $"

$oth name and title.

#hat’s ascinating0 too0 is

that the" were not cleansedright then and there. 2he"were told simpl" to go and

resent themsel!es to the


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& e*ons an+ "epers 2en Lepers

2he act that the"


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Cross-Cultural Missions(. 2he Greeks

6ohn &'4'/0 '& 51678No3 there were certainGreeks among those whocame up to worship at theeast. 2hen the" came to

hilip0 who was romBethsaida o Galilee0 andasked him0 sa"ing0


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$ .he /ree#s8#e #ish to :ee 6esus=

T-ESE Greeks were pro$a$l"con!erts to 6udaism0 since the"came to 6erusalem to worship

at the east. 2hese Greeks wentto hilip0 who0 though 6ewish0

had a Greek name. 2hus0 the most eHecti!eground$reaking work is done

$" people with the same


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$ .he /ree#s8#e #ish to :ee 6esus=

2he Greeks came onl" da"s$eore 6esus’ crucif3ion. 6esuswould ha!e $een encouraged

$" their desire to 8see= %im. 2heir approach signaled the

$eginning o worlde!angeliFation. It was

acknowledged e!en $" the

harisees0 who had e3claimed08 9 C C l l i i


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Cross-Cultural MissionsJinal #ords

Those who ha!e $een gi!engreat pri!ileges need to $e

careul.It’s eas" to $ecome complacenta$out truths that in some cases

no one elseis preaching and teaching.#e need to make sure that we

keep oursel!es grounded in

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