INTRODUCTION PAGE

QUESTIONS JESUS ASKED

Bible Study 

 


 






My Pastor once asked, “have you ever thought about the questions Jesus asked?” I had to stop and think... no, I have never given it much thought. 

 

But it did make me think if Jesus asked a question, it must have been an important one, and we might ought to find the answers to those questions. In fact, depending on our response, they could be life-changing questions. 

 

I realize that in the culture which Jesus lived, asking questions was a method of learning, but Jesus always knew the answers. He didn’t need to ask them. He IS the answer. What does He need to know? His questions were to cause His listeners to think. And, they do.

 

Maybe the plan was not having all the right answers, but to develop the curiosity to ask the right questions. 

 

WHAT DO YOU THINK? 

(By the way, Jesus asked that question 7 times)

 

I encourage readers to read the suggested verses from the KJV Bible. Some of the verses listed in this Bible Study are paraphrased by me in today’s use of the English language for clearer understanding

Comments

Post a Comment

Please feel free to comment or leave a message. I will respond as soon as possible. God bless!

Popular posts from this blog

QUESTION #10 Why call me Lord, and do not the things which I say?

Image
 QUESTIONS JESUS ASKED BIBLE STUDY         Read Luke 6:17-49 KJV:         Why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say?   (Luke 6:46)   WHY DO YOU CALL ME LORD? Reference: Luke 6:46-49; Matthew 7:21-29, 25;11   As Jesus comes to the end of a sermon in which He has been teaching, He drives home the necessity of obeying what He has taught. He asks pointedly , “Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and do not the things which I say?”  Then He concludes with a parable of two men building separate houses. Jesus said whoever comes to me and hears my sayings, and does them, I will show to whom he is like. This man digs deep and lays a foundation on a Rock (Christ), so that his house stands firm when the floods burst against it. But, he that hears, and does not do Jesus’ teachings is like a man that foolishly builds his house without the proper foundation, so that it is destroyed by the flood.    In the parable, the foundation is obedience to Christ’s teaching.  The second man hea
Read more

PONDERING UPON THE QUESTIONS JESUS ASKED Bible Study

Image
  Why did Jesus ask questions? To demonstrate He knew exactly what people were thinking To encourage thinkers to think and consider His message Out of exasperation or to confound the wise As a tender, personal, and enquiring touch As an effective training tool To get an answer! All rights reserved. No part of this study may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including storage and retrieval systems without permission from Kim Howard.    This study may be printed for non-profit use. Any and all material can be used or copied to further God's Kingdom. This material may not be used in any form for profit.    This Bible Study is for my own personal study and I paraphrased many of the scriptures for  clarification of my understanding  of the English language. My study came from the KJV translation, the only true translation. If you would like a study on different translations please call or email and I will gladly pass them on to you.   For more Bible Stud
Read more

QUESTION #4 Woman, what have I to do with thee?

Image
QUESTIONS JESUS ASKED BIBLE STUDY      Read John 2:1-11   Woman, what have I to do with thee?    JESUS’ FIRST MIRACLE - WATER INTO WINE Reference: John 2:1-11   Jesus, His disciples, and His mother was called to a marriage in Cana of Galilee. It is not stated whose wedding they were attending, but Mary, Jesus’ mother seems to have been involved in helping to care for the many guest. It is stated that when the guest wanted more wine, the mother of Jesus came to him and said, “They have no wine.” Jesus said unto her,  “Woman, what have I to do with thee? Mine hour is not come yet.”  In effect Mary is suggesting that Jesus do something about the lack of wine. She then turns to the servants and says, “Do whatever He tells you.”   No one except Jesus’ mother, the disciples, and the servants who filled the pots with water knew the origin of the wine. The wine must have indeed been very good because the governor of the feast who tasted the wine asked the groom why he didn’t serve the best win
Read more