October 6, 2013 - The Great Commission - A Study
of Matthew – Blessed Are Those Who Hunger
October 6, 2013 - The
Great Commission - A Study of Matthew – Blessed Are Those Who Hunger
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.”
Blessed Are Those Who Hunger
• Matthew 5:6
Who is blessed?
How will they be blessed?
In your opinion, what will they be filled with?
Psalm 42
Why would a deer pant for streams of water?
In your opinion, why would a soul pant for God in that way?
In your opinion, is it appropriate for a soul to thirst for
God?
What is the question that people are asking the psalmist?
In your opinion, what does it say about the psalmist that
this question would be ask of him?
How does remembering the house of God and shouts of joy and
praise and a festive throng make the psalmist seem even more forlorn?
In your opinion, how does putting hope in God and
anticipating praising God begin to move the psalmist from being forlorn?
In your opinion, what does “deep calls to deep” (NIV) mean?
What does verse 8 say that the psalmist recognizes is
happening, even while feeling forlorn?
Even though bad things are happening in verses 9 and 10,
where does the psalmist end up?
What In your opinion, what does this passage teach us about
Matthew 5:6?
Isaiah 55:1-9
Who is supposed to come?
In your opinion, what is meant by buying wine and milk
without money and without cost?
What are the hungry and thirsty to do to eat what is good
and delight in the richest of fare?
What are the hungry and thirsty to do to live and have an
everlasting covenant?
Who does verse 6 indicate that the hungry and thirsty should
seek and call on?
In your opinion, what do the wicked and unrighteous of verse
7 have in common with the hungry and thirsty?
What do the wicked and unrighteous have to do to receive God’s
mercy and pardon?
In your opinion, why does God have Isaiah contrast and
compare His Thoughts and our thoughts?
In your opinion, what does this passage teach us about
Matthew 5:6?
Titus 3:3-8
Titus is written to further the faith of God’s elect, but
what does verse 3 indicate that God’s elect had in common?
How, or in what way, did God our Savior appear to us to save
us?
Did our righteous acts contribute to our salvation?
What attribute of our Savior allowed our salvation?
In your opinion, why does Paul stress the washing of “rebirth
and renewal” (NIV) by the Holy Spirit?
How is the Holy Spirit poured out on us?
Through what are we justified (made right with God)?
For what are we justified?
In your opinion, why are those who trusted in God to devote
themselves to doing what is good?
In your opinion, what does this passage teach us about
Matthew 5:6?
So,
what do these 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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