Mission Of The Disciples
Resumen
Welcome to the course on the Mission of the Disciples in Christian Religious Studies!
Throughout the Four Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles, we encounter compelling accounts of the missions entrusted to Jesus' disciples. This course will delve into the distinct missions of the twelve and the seventy, as outlined in the scriptures. By the end of this course, you will be equipped to differentiate between these missions, analyze the specific instructions given to the disciples, and evaluate the outcomes of their missions.
Distinguishing between the Mission of the Twelve and the Seventy
The mission of the twelve apostles, as recorded in Matthew 10:5-15, Mark 6:7-13, and Luke 9:1-6, marked a significant moment in Jesus' ministry. They were instructed to proclaim the Kingdom of God, heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, and cast out demons. On the other hand, the mission of the seventy, detailed in Luke 10:1-24, involved going ahead of Jesus to the towns He was planning to visit, spreading the message of peace and proclaiming that the Kingdom of God was near.
Specifying the Instructions to the Disciples
As part of their missions, the disciples were given specific instructions to guide their actions and interactions with the people they encountered. These instructions included traveling light, relying on the hospitality of others, preaching the message of the Kingdom of God, and performing miraculous signs to authenticate their message. Understanding these instructions is crucial to grasping the significance of their missions and the challenges they faced.
Assessing the Outcomes of the Missions
By examining the outcomes of the missions of the twelve and the seventy, we gain insights into the reception of their message, the impact of their miraculous acts, and the challenges they encountered. From encountering rejection in some places to experiencing the joy of witnessing demons being cast out and the sick being healed, the disciples' missions were filled with both trials and triumphs. Evaluating these outcomes allows us to appreciate the courage and faith required to embark on such missions.
As we embark on this journey through the missions of the disciples, we will gain a deeper understanding of their roles in spreading the message of Jesus, the challenges they faced, and the enduring impact of their efforts on the early Christian community.
Objetivos
- Specify The Instructions To The Disciples
- Assess The Outcomes Of The Missions
- Distinguish Between The Mission Of The Twelve And The Seventy
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- What instructions were given to the disciples for their mission? A. They were told to take a staff
- B. They were instructed to bring money and food C. They were advised to stay in luxurious accommodations D. They were commanded not to take extra provisions Answer: They were commanded not to take extra provisions
- What is the main difference between the mission of the twelve and the mission of the seventy? A. The twelve were sent to Jewish regions while the seventy were sent to Gentile regions B. The twelve were tasked with preaching, while the seventy were tasked with healing C. The twelve were instructed to stay in one place, while the seventy were told to move around D. The twelve were given authority over unclean spirits, while the seventy were not Answer: The twelve were given authority over unclean spirits, while the seventy were not
- What are some of the outcomes of the missions of the twelve and the seventy? A. Many people rejected the message of the disciples B. The disciples were unable to perform any miracles C. The disciples returned rejoicing because of their success D. The sick were healed, demons were cast out, and many believed in Jesus Answer: The sick were healed, demons were cast out, and many believed in Jesus
Libros Recomendados
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The Gospel of Matthew
Subtítulo
The New International Commentary on the New Testament
Editorial
Eerdmans
Año
1987
ISBN
978-0802825018
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The Gospel of Luke
Subtítulo
The New International Commentary on the New Testament
Editorial
Eerdmans
Año
1974
ISBN
978-0802823151
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