Disciples Experience the Resurrection-4/9/23

What did we learn concerning the 3Hs last week? (Hint: Last week's lesson was 'The Empty Tomb'.)

• Head: God brings clarity to our situation. God is Reality.

  Heart: God provides comfort in the midst of our sorrow, grief, etc.

  Hand: We need to spread the Good News of Salvation to everyone!

• Head: God brings clarity to our situation. God is Reality.

  Heart: God provides no comfort in the midst of our sorrow, grief, etc.

  Hand: We need to spread the Good News of Salvation only to Gentile Christians.

• Head: God brings clarity to our situation. God is Reality.

  Heart: God provides comfort in the midst of our sorrow, grief, etc.

  Hand: We need to spread the Good News of Salvation only to Jewish Christians.

• Head: God brings no clarity to our situation. God is Reality.

  Heart: God provides comfort in the midst of our sorrow, grief, etc.

  Hand: We need to spread the Good News of Salvation to everyone!

Who were the women who went to the Tomb early on that Sunday morning?

• Martha, Lydia, and Hannah and other women

• Ruth, Naomi, Bathsheba, and other women.

• Mary Magdalene, Mary (mother of James, Joanna, and other women

• Mookie, Pookie, Mary, and other women.

What was the name of Lesson 1 (Hint: Last Sunday's lesson)?

• The Empty Grave

• The Empty Place

• The Empty Cave

• The Empty Tomb

What is the name of Unit 2 for the Spring Quarter?

• Experiencing the Cross

• Experiencing His Love

• Experiencing the Resurrection

• Remembering His Sacrifice

Who was Luke? Who was Luke's audience?

• Luke was a Jewish Christian. He was a fisherman. Luke wrote to Jewish Christians.

• Luke was a Gentile Christian. He was a physician or doctor and a historian. Luke wrote the Book of Acts and the Gospel According to Luke. Luke wrote to the Gentile Christians and a friend of his named Theophilus.

• Luke was a Greek Christian who was a tax collector. He wrote to Jewish Christians.

• Luke was a Gentile Christian. He wrote to the Pharisees.

What can cause us to not see or remember that God is in control?

Please choose all answers that apply.

• Not being able to dance

• Grief

• Our expectations

• Having crooked teeth