The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-22
LESSON 20.

Part VI. Third Period of the Cali
lean Ministry. The first northern
journey for retirement and a brief
return to the Sea of Galflee.
Oral Review.
/. What part of the Life of Christ
do we begin now?
2. How much time did it cover?
8. What were its principal charac-
teristics?
a. What event marked the height
of the popularity of Jesus?
8. What brought about the crisis
at Capernaum?
6. How was Jesus related to the
Galilean populace? To the Jewish
leaders?
Event
10. Journey toward Tyre and Sid
on; the Syrophoenecian woman's
daughter: Mt. 15:21r2S, NIX; q 24-SO.
IL. Return through Decapolis;
many miracles of healing. Mt. 1919
81. Nix. 1871.
~. The feeding of the four thou
sand. Mt. 15:32-38. NIX. s:1-s.
73. The Pharisees and Sadducees
demanding a sign from heaven. Mt.
15:89-16:12. NIX. 8:10-21.
"a. The blind man near Bethsaida.
NIX. S:22-26.
Event 10.
L. Give some reasons for Jesus,s
Journey to Tyre and SidOn?
y. VINO met Jesus as ne AAASO
this territory?
3. What did the disciples want to
do with the woman?
4. How did Jesus answer her re-
quest7
s. With what persistent prayer did
she meet the Christi
6. How was she rewarded for her
pains7
Event II.
7. what place did He visit after
Tyre and Sidon?
s. What special miracle is promi-
nent in a record of much healing for
3. What special charge did He give
the people concerning this miracle?
Event 70.
10. What great miracle followed as
recorded in event 1922
IL. Write out in two columns the
similar things in the feeding of the
4, 600, andsthe 5000
~. IN another column, note in
what they were different.
Event 70.
1s. Where did Jesus go immediate-
ly after feeding the 1000? &
IA who came to meet Him and
why?
is. How did He answer their de-
il. Where did He go Immediately
after this repulse by the Pharisees
How did He go?
IT. How did Jesus use the assault
of His foes to teach His friends?
Event IA
IS. What miracle was wrought on
His arrival at Bethsaica?
10. What charge did He give the
man that was healed, and why?
20. Compare the healing of the
blind men cured by Jesus.
1. Where recorded.
| 2. Place of healing.
g. Manner of healing.
Notes.
The malevolence of our Lords
enemies was now assuming hourly a
more implacable form. The Phara-
sale party in Eastern Galilee were
deeply offended (Mt. 1870; even
those who once would fain have pre-
vented Him from leaving them (Lu.
4:42) were filled with doubt and sus-
| picions: Herod Antipas was inquiring
concerning Him Gu. 9:9) and his In
quir1es BODIED nothing but Ill. He
| therefore now leaves for awhile East
ern Galilee and makes His way north
west, through the mountains of upper
Galilee into the borderiand of Phoe-
necia.
In this lesson we have % the re-
newed opposition of the Pharisaic
party: (z) the request for a sign; CD
the hope opened up for the Gentiles in
the cure of the daughter of the Syro-
phoenician; (4) the use of external
means and the gradual nature of the
miracles of this period. Take spe-
cial note of places. Study with mar
before you.
Manual lesson 27 covers these
events.
We are having lessons 10 and 20 in
order that we have have the required
work of the Syllabus completed fol
the first semester, which closes with
an examination in the high achoo
building, Saturday, January 90. at s
o'clock.