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Chapter 8, 9 and 10 AssignmentChapter 8 -Jesus Heals RS 25 6. Jesus' Last Words (p. 206) The Gospels provide differing versions of the words Jesus spoke on the cross before his death. What are two of His statements that were particularly memorable? 7. Jesus, the Suffering Servant (p. 208) Please explain in a few sentences why Jesus was and is the suffering servant: 8. Jesus, the Paschal Lamb (p. 120) Please explain in a few sentences why Jesus was and is the Paschal Lamb: 9. Jesus, A Ransom for Many (p. 210) Please explain how Jesus was and is the ransom for many: 10.What does it mean that "Jesus Died for Our Sins"? Please explain in a few sentences.(p.211) Chapter 10 The Resurrection: God is Victorious! Jesus is Lord! The Resurrection-What Happened? (pp.216-219) a) Jesus was Buried in a Tomb: All four Gospel accounts agree that after Jesus died, his body was claimed by a wealthy disciple of Jesus'named __ Matthew's Gospel states that __ assigned Roman soldiers to guard the __ to prevent Jesus' disciples from stealing the body.The Jewish leaders were
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**Chapter 8 - Jesus Heals****6. Jesus' Last Words (p. 206)**Two particularly memorable statements of Jesus from the cross are: "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do" (Luke 23:34), expressing his boundless compassion even for his executioners, and "It is finished" (John 19:30), signifying the completion of his earthly mission of salvation.**7. Jesus, the Suffering Servant (p. 208)**Jesus is the suffering servant because he willingly endured immense pain, humiliation, and ultimately death on the cross. He took upon himself the sins of humanity, offering himself as a sacrifice to atone for them, as prophesied in Isaiah 53. His suffering brought about healing and reconciliation between God and humanity.**8. Jesus, the Paschal Lamb (p. 120)**Jesus is the Paschal Lamb because his sacrifice, like the Passover lamb in the Old Testament, represents liberation. Just as the Passover lamb's blood protected the Israelites from death, Jesus's sacrifice frees humanity from the bondage of sin and death. He is the ultimate sacrifice, establishing a new covenant between God and his people.**9. Jesus, A Ransom for Many (p. 210)**Jesus is the ransom for many because his death paid the price to free humanity from the power of sin and death. He offered himself as a substitute, taking the punishment that humanity deserved, thus redeeming them and making it possible for them to have a relationship with God.**10. What does it mean that "Jesus Died for Our Sins"? (p. 211)**Jesus dying for our sins means that he took upon himself the penalty for the wrongs we have committed. His sacrifice atones for our sins, reconciling us with God and making forgiveness and eternal life possible. Because of his death, we are no longer separated from God due to our sin.**Chapter 10 The Resurrection: God is Victorious! Jesus is Lord!****The Resurrection - What Happened? (pp. 216-219)****a) Jesus was Buried in a Tomb:**All four Gospel accounts agree that after Jesus died, his body was claimed by a wealthy disciple of Jesus named **Joseph of Arimathea**.Matthew's Gospel states that **Pontius Pilate** assigned Roman soldiers to guard the **tomb** to prevent Jesus' disciples from stealing the body. The Jewish leaders were concerned that the disciples might claim Jesus had risen from the dead, fulfilling his prophecy, and causing unrest.