1. (15 th ) So what is it that makes a person unclean? (unclean = defiled)

2. Mk.7:14-15,18-23; Mt.15:10-11,16-20 Things that come out of the mouth are from the heart and these are the things that make unclean/defile: Evil thoughts, murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false testimony, slander, greed, malice, deceit, lewdness, envy, slander, arrogance, folly

3. (16 th ) Jesus said: “…no one can come to Him unless the Father has enabled him.” (see also Jn.6:44) what does this mean?

4. Jesus says the Father must “draw” (Jn.6:44) and (Jn.6:65) the Father must “enabled” the second statement Jesus says refers back to the 1 st statement. This might mean that both the drawing and enabling are the same act of God (the Father).

5. (17 th ) The disciples failed to heal a boy of his demon possession, why is that?

6. Mk.9:29 this kind comes out by prayer (and fasting) Mt.17:20 because you have so little faith Mk.9:19; Mt.17:17; Lk.9:41 “O unbelieving and perverse generation, how long shall I stay with you? How long shall I put up with you?

7. (18 th ) Explain the context around these words: “where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them.”?

8. Mt.18:15-21 (20) The context suggests this is a discipline issue and Jesus’ presence is involved in the official judgment of the Church. Is this how the phrase is used today?

9. (19 th ) “Your eye is the lamp of your body” please explain this statement and its context.

10. Lk.11:33-36 (27-36) The context preceding this statement has to do with (29) a wicked generation that asks for a miraculous sign. Jesus compares the Queen of Sheba and Nineveh as both accepting what they were told – no miraculous signs needed.

11. (20 th ) A woman was crippled by what and for how long? What can be learned from this?

12. Lk.13:10-17 (11,16) Crippled by a spirit for 18 years, she was bent over and could not straighten up at all. Jesus said it was satan who had bound her.

13. (21 st ) So what should a person use their worldly wealth for? Explain.

14. Lk.16:9 (1-15) Jesus: “use worldly wealth to gain friends for yourselves, so that when it is gone, you will be welcomed into eternal dwellings.” Worldly wealth = mammon =

15. G3126 μαμμωνα ͂ ς mammo ̄ nas mam-mo-nas' Of Chaldee origin (confidence, that is, figuratively wealth, personified); mammonas, that is, avarice (deified): - mammon.