August 18, 2013 - The Great Commission - A Study of
Matthew – Jesus Baptism
August 18, 2013 - The
Great Commission - A Study of Matthew – Jesus Baptism
The Great Commission – A Study of Matthew
Matthew 28 - New
International Version (NIV) – The Great Commission
18 Then
Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been
given to me. 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
20 and teaching them to obey everything I have
commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
Jesus Baptism
• Matthew 3:13-17
Where did Jesus come from?
Why did Jesus go to the Jordan to see John?
What was John’s reaction to Jesus?
How did Jesus reply to John, in regards to
timing?
How did Jesus reply to John, in regards to what
is to be accomplished?
What did John then do?
What happened the moment Jesus came out of the
water?
Who descended like a dove and alighted on Jesus?
Whose voice was heard?
Who did the voice say Jesus was?
What did is say about Jesus?
Exodus 14:1-31
Who had a message for Moses?
What is he to tell the Israelites to do?
Where are they to camp?
How will this affect the Pharaoh’s thinking?
When the Pharaoh thinks like this what will
change in him?
In your opinion, why does the Pharaoh change in
this way?
What happened when the “king of Egypt” (NIV) was
told that the people had fled?
How did the Israelites react to the approach of
the Egyptians?
In your opinion, was it reasonable that they
react in this way?
How did Moses respond to the people?
What did God tell Moses to do?
How was God going to change the Egyptians?
Who moved from the front of Israel’s army to the
back?
What happened when Moses did as the Lord had
commanded?
How do you imagine you would you have felt to
walk between the walls of water?
What was the response of the Egyptians?
What was God’s next command to Moses?
What happened when Moses obeyed the command?
In verse 30, what does it say that God had done?
In your opinion, what does this passage teach us
about the passage in Matthew?
Psalm 2
What does this Psalm indicate that people and nations do?
How does God respond to the
people and the nations?
In your opinion, who is the “son”
in verse 7?
What is the son’s inheritance?
How should the kings and
rulers respond to the Lord?
How should they respond to His
Son?
In your opinion, what does this passage teach us
about the passage in Matthew?
1 Romans 6:3-14
What are we baptized into if we are baptized in
Christ Jesus?
If we share Christ’s death then, through the
father’s glory, what else do we share?
What was crucified with Christ so that the “body
ruled by sin” (NIV) might be done away with?
What has no mastery over Christ?
How are we supposed to view ourselves in
relation to sin?
In your opinion, what does that mean?
How are we supposed to view ourselves in
relation to God?
In your opinion, what does that mean?
What practical instruction does Paul give us to
translate this into our lives?
Why is sin not our master?
In your opinion, what does this passage teach us
about the passage in Matthew?
So, what do all four passages lead us to understand about the
great commission?
So, what components of the Great Commission does
this illustrate?
1) Jesus
2) All authority in heaven and on
earth
3) Go and make disciples
4) Baptize them
5) Father and of the Son and of
the Holy Spirit
6) Teaching them to obey
everything
7) I am with you always
8) All Nations
9) Obey Commandments
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