EPISODE · Jul 28, 2024 · 36 MIN
EPIC: High-Impact Truths in the New Testament
from The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley · host Dunham+Company Podcast Network
Discussion Questions: Why does Jesus emphasize that not one command in the Law can be ignored? What does this mean for those who single out the Ten Commandments today? React to this statement: Anger equals murder. Looking with lust equals adultery. Why would Jesus teach these things? How do verses 23-24 further solidify that His audience is the Jews under the Law? React to this statement: Tear out your eye. Cut off your hand. What would you say to those who claim that Jesus is just using hyperbole (exaggerating)? How does that argument hold up when reading the rest of the passage? How can understanding the true context of this sermon help us avoid the pitfall of condemnation that some feel about having been divorced? React to this statement: Always keep your word. Let people physically harm you. Give to whomever asks and let anyone borrow from you. How should we approach this passage? By watering it down or putting it in covenantal context? Why? How does verse 48 sum up everything and bring despair and then relief to those who truly understand the Gospel?
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Discussion Questions: Why does Jesus emphasize that not one command in the Law can be ignored? What does this mean for those who single out the Ten Commandments today? React to this statement: Anger equals murder. Looking with lust equals adultery. Why would Jesus teach these things? How do verses 23-24 further solidify that His audience is the Jews under the Law? React to this statement: Tear out your eye. Cut off your hand. What would you say to those who claim that Jesus is just using hyperbole (exaggerating)? How does that argument hold up when reading the rest of the passage? How can understanding the true context of this sermon help us avoid the pitfall of condemnation that some feel about having been divorced? React to this statement: Always keep your word. Let people physically harm you. Give to whomever asks and let anyone borrow from you. How should we approach this passage? By watering it down or putting it in covenantal context? Why? How does verse 48 sum up everything and bring despair and then relief to those who truly understand the Gospel?
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