Survival John 6.
Aim: To explore the
importance of context and word studies in bible study.
1) You may like to use
this video as an introduction to the study.
2) Do the study using
the guide Lesson 1.
3) Going deeper
Context: Make sure you
get everyone to read the whole of John 6 this time. How does the first part and
last part of John 6 help you understand Jesus teachings better. Does Jesus
water down his message in order to retain the crowds?
Word Study: What does
the word “believe” mean? http://www.biblestudytools.com/lexicons/greek/nas/pisteuo.html
This is a key concept
in the book of John because his aim for writing is so that people will
“believe”. What do people think believe means and how does this teaching of
Jesus divide those who believe from those who don’t. Does it mean mentally
thinking Jesus is God or does it mean more for the disciples?
If you are interested
in exploring the word more this is interesting and clear. http://cicministry.org/scholarly/sch007.htm
Here is a summary of the key lessons from John 6 http://www.j-e-s-u-s.org/english/2003/e030525.htm
Warning: These websites may contain other articles that are not as sound or good.
Here is a summary of the key lessons from John 6 http://www.j-e-s-u-s.org/english/2003/e030525.htm
Warning: These websites may contain other articles that are not as sound or good.
Adaptations by student leaders
Queenie and Charissa bought loaves of bread and each group was give different material to act out different parts of John 6. Many groups put sunglasses on the loaf of bread and had the bread speaking as Jesus. This idea was surprisingly effective in stressing that Jesus is the bread of life rather than the giver of bread. In the OT, God was the provider of food ie Manna, Jesus says he is the bread of life and today, bread reminds our group of Christ.
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