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Apr 4, 2020 28 min

He Knows our Predicament

from Central Speaks Hosted by Hamilton Central Baptist Church, NZ.

Discussion Questions (Week commencing Sunday 5th April 2020) Text: Hebrews 4:14-16 1. What do you understand by the phrase: “empathise with our weaknesses” (v.15)? 2. In what ways do you consider Jesus was tempted? Was it the same as we are today? 3. Our text compares Jesus to a Jewish high priest. How would you explain that concept to a new Christian? 4. What are some practical examples from your life of “receiving mercy and grace” from God? 5. What is your answer to those who question God’s goodness or power in the light of human suffering? 6. What will you do differently for considering this passage of Scripture?

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