Lesson One - Pages 9-36

“God’s Love for Man”

1. What two important sources testify of God’s love? What does each say to us? (9, 10)
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2. Even though transgression of God’s law has brought woe and death, what might we learn from the curse? (9, 10)

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3. How has Satan tried to misrepresent God to sinners? (10, 11)

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4. When Jesus came to live among men, how did He represent God? (11)

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5. Jesus’ work was to “preach the __________________ to the poor, heal the __________________, preach __________________ to the captives, recovering of __________________ to the blind, to set at __________________ them that are bruised.” (11)SC-SG 4.5

6. Why did Jesus take man’s nature? (12)

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7. Why do you think little children were attracted to Jesus? (12)

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8. Describe how Jesus corrected or rebuked sin. (12)

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9. For what reason did Jesus become a “Man of Sorrows”? (13)

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10. What really broke the heart of the Son of God? (13)

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11. How are God’s love for man and the sacrifice provided really connected? (13)

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12. Why was Jesus the only possible sacrifice for sin? (14)

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13. Beyond His sacrifice for sinners, how has Jesus connected Himself to the human race? (14)

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14. What has Christ done for us beyond the pardon of sins? (15)

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