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ANSWERS TO THE FIFTH 10 QUESTIONS

and by ffties, Jesus gave thanks to
God, then broke the five loaves and
two fishes and fed the multitude and
had twelve baskets OF fragments left
45. (a) In Matthew's account three
chapters intervene between the send
ing out of the twelve and the feeding
Of the 5,000-Matthew, chapters II,
IL, 49,. (b) The entire twelfth chap
ter of Matthew is the record Of
how Jesus withstood the Pharisees-
Matthew. xii.2. IA, "a. 3S. (c) Jesus
said. Whosoever speaketh a word
against the Son of Man, it shall
be forgiven him: but whosoever
shall not be forgiven him. neither in
this world. neither in the world to
come.-Matthew, xii.32. Cd When
Jesus was told His mother and
brothers were outside desiring to
speak to Him, He stretched forth His
hand toward His disciples. and said.
Whosoever doeth the will of
My Father which is in heaven, the
same is my brother. my sister, my
Matthew. xii47-4s
46. (a) While the disciples were on
their mission Jesus gave the parable
of the sower of good seed; of the
enemy who sows tares: of the pearl
Of great price; and of the net-Mat-
thew. xiii.1-23, 24-3O. 31-46. 47-52
(b) Then came His disciples, and said
unto Him. Knowest thou that the
Pharisees were offended. after they
heard this saying xvl2.
Co Jesus said. Let them alone; they
be blind leaders of the blind.-Mat-
thew. xv.l4. CD After hearing
Jesus so many times Peter admitted
by his request, Declare unto this
parable" that even the disciples were
dul! OF Observation-Disclosures,
xv.15, 16.
At. ta) Jesus said unto the woman OF
a n
lost sheep of the house of Israel
Matthew, xv.24 OBJ In Mark, iv.
Jesus gave the parable of the sower
and OF the grain of mustard seed
Mark, fV.l-29 and 30-34. (c) In Luke's
account OF the sending out OF the dis
men IN the desert upon their return
only three verses intervene-Luke,
XXI, s, 8. (d) Four chapters in
johns account intervene between the
! call of Andrew and Peter, against
! thirteen chapters in Matthew.-John,
i41. to John, vi1-13.
AZ. (a) After the feeding of the
5000 In the desert, the people, accept
ing Jesus as the Messiah, tried to
take take Him lin by force to make Him
people prematurely tried to force
Jesus to be their king He departed
| again into mountain, Himself alone
John, vtl5 (c) After Jesus slipped
away from tne crowd, the disciples
! entered a ship for Capernaum. On
the way 1t became dark, and a yio-
lent wind began TO blow-John, vi.l6,
H. Cd While making no headway
against the storm in the darkness
Jesus appeared walking upon the
water toward the ship. They took
Him IN and Immediately the shin
reached its destination. John,
49. (a) Matthew writes that when
Peter saw Jesus walking on the
water Peter said, Lord If 1t be thou,
bid me come unto Thee.-Matthew.
xiv,2S. (b) Peter walked on the water
until his mind was led to the
polSterous wind. then he began to
SINK. CRYING, Lord. save me.-Mat-
thew, xiv.30. (c) Jesus said. o thou of
little faith, wherefore didst thou
doubt? And when they were come
INTO the ship the wind ceased.-Mat-
thew, xiv 81, 90. (d) The people said,
or a truth. thou art the Son Of God.
and as many as touched were made
perfectly whole>-Matthew, xiy.33.36.
90. ta) After the miracle in the des
ert and the miracle of walking upon
the sea, the Pharisees and scribes
asked Jesus why His disciples did not
Follow the religious customs of the
day.-Matthew. xv1,2. (b) Jesus said
TO the Pharisees, Why do We trans
gress the commandments of God by
your tradition Matthew, xv.3 (cl
Jesus referred the Pharisees to the
prophecies of Isaiah If they would