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Lesson 11 · March 18, 1899

The Baptist's Last Testimony of Christ

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Various Parts of Judea, A. D. 28.

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  1. 1.In His discourse to Nicodemus, by what familiar illustration did the Saviour reveal His mission to earth? . Side texts: ; .
  2. 2.What motive gave Christ to such a work? . Side texts: ; .
  3. 3.By what do men escape condemnation from sin? . Side texts: .
  4. 4.What proves the condemnation of man? . Side texts: ; .
  5. 5.After finishing this discourse, where did Christ and His disciples go? and what did they do? . Side texts: ; .
  6. 6.Where was John the Baptist working during that time? . See note 1.
  7. 7.During a dispute which arose between John's disciples and some Jews, what report was brought to John concerning Jesus? . Side texts: .
  8. 8.By what magnanimous reply did John reveal his greatness? . Side texts: .
  9. 9.What did John then say was to be the nature of Christ's testimony? and why? Verses 31-33. Side texts: .
  10. 10.In His testimony to the world, whose words was Christ to speak? and for what reason? . Side texts: ; .
  11. 11.When Jesus knew of this report having been carried to John, what did He then do? .
  12. 12.By what route did He attempt the journey? . See note 2.
  13. 13.At what city of that country did He make a halt? . See note 3.
  14. 14.In His weariness at noonday, where did Jesus seek rest? .
  15. 15.While Jesus sat there, who appeared at the well? .
  16. 16.In order to engage her in conversation, what favor did the Saviour ask of her?

Notes

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1. The location of Ænon is not now positively known. It is quite generally conceded to have been west of the Jordan, and some think about eight miles south of Scythopolis. The name itself is merely the Greek rendering of a Chaldee word which signifies "springs." See map.

2. About 925 B. C. Omri, the sixth king of Israel, built the city of Samaria within the tribe of Ephraim, and named it for Shemer, the man of whom he bought the territory. . It was then made the capital of the ten tribes, and the name of the city was bestowed upon the kingdom itself.

3. "Sychar" is nowhere mentioned in the Bible except in . It is quite generally believed to have reference to the important city of Shechem. It lies in a sheltered valley, having Gerizim on the south, and Ebal on the north, and is said to have been the paradise of the Holy Land.

Bible texts in this lesson

John 3:14-36 · John 4:1-6 · John 3:14 · John 3:15 · Numbers 21:9 · John 12:32 · John 12:16 · John 12:17 · 2 Corinthians 8:9 · Romans 8:32 · Romans 8:18 · John 5:24 · John 5:19-21 · John 1:9-12 · Ephesians 5:13 · Ephesians 5:14 · Ephesians 5:22 · John 4:2 · Acts 10:37 · Acts 10:23 · Acts 10:26 · John 1:15 · John 1:27-30 · Malachi 3:1 · John 3:11 · John 8:26 · John 8:34 · John 7:16 · Colossians 2:9 · John 4:1-3 · John 4:4 · John 4:5 · John 4:6 · John 4:7 · 1 Kings 16:24 · 1 Kings 16:25

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