Matthew, Mark, Luke & John: Session 41


            In this session, Jesus once again reminds us of how much he hates religious hypocrisy. He initiates a call to national repentance, warning Israel in a parable (of a fruitless fig tree) that they will be cut down and out if they don't repent of their refusal to believe the truth. He heals a woman in a synagogue who had been demonically crippled for 18 years and then he gets attacked by the synagogue leader for doing it on the Sabbath. Jesus then reminds them of the parables of the mustard seed and the leaven: two parables that are often misinterpreted in most of our study Bibles.





30 Minutes
August 8, 2014


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RECOMMENDED READING:
Why Israel Matters



SESSION NOTES


I. Jesus' Call To National & Individual Repentance.
A. Luke 13:1-5


II. The Parable Of The Fig Tree.
A. Luke 13:6-9


III. Jesus Heals A Crippled Woman On The Sabbath.
A. Luke 13:10-17


IV. The Parable Of The Mustard Seed.
A. Luke 13:18-19
B. Matthew 13:31-32


V. The Parable Of The Woman Hiding Leaven In Three Measures Of Meal Until All Is Leavened.
A. Luke 13:20-21
B. Matthew 13:33


QUOTES & REFERENCES TO THE AMPLIFIED BIBLE
ARE FROM THE PRE-2012 CLASSIC EDITION.