Lesson #8 Questions

Some historians question whether there was a man from Nazareth named Jesus.

The truth that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God is the foundation of Christianity.

One should not believe in Jesus unless he can find evidence supporting Him.

If Jesus sinned, He can still be the Christ, the Son of God, and Savior of men.

The N.T. Record of Jesus includes only the viewpoint of His friends.

Jesus was unable to show that He had the power to forgive sins.

Associating with "sinners" was a sin.

The Pharisees had missed the essence of religion- developing God's character.

Genuine fasting grew out of circumstances in people's lives and was not just a religious ritual.

Jesus' work was only to modify the Jewish religion.

Adding traditions to the Sabbath made it a burden rather than a blessing.

It was a sin to do good on the Sabbath.

Simon Peter's mother was healed.

Jesus healed a man born blind.

That Jesus healed the deaf was evidence sent to John the Baptist while he was in prison.

If an ox could be helped on the Sabbath, then Jesus was right in healing a man of dropsy on that day.

Jesus fed 5000 men with five loaves and two fish and had no leftovers.

Jesus calmed the sea with just a simple command.

The disciples were not alarmed when Jesus walked on the sea toward them.

Jesus raised the widow of Nain's son out of compassion.

Jesus waited to come to Lazarus until he died so that He could raise Him to cause the disciples to believe.

Jesus' fame helps us to believe that His healing was genuine.

It is logical to believe that Jesus cast out demons by Satan's power.

The Jewish leaders' actions were a silent admission that Jesus did miracles.

We have no basis to believe in Jesus now since we cannot see His miracles.