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the fourth passover brought the end of jesus’ earthly ministry. jesus went to the cross and died for our sins. “and the jews’ passover was nigh at hand.” (john 11:55)
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(1) jesus took the disciples to a desert place near the city of ____ because they needed some __ after returning from ____ throughout the region.
(2) jesus took his disciples to a ______ to rest.
(3) jesus went to jerusalem for the (first, second, third, fourth) passover of his ministry. from the time of his baptism to this passover was about ______ months.
(4) jesus again went to ____ for the (first, second, third, fourth) passover and healed an impotent man who had been by the pool of ____ for 38 years.
(5) during the (first, second, third, fourth) passover of his ministry, jesus preached in bethsaida far away from the hub of the jerusalem celebration. having compassion on all who came to listen, jesus performed one of his most beloved miracles—the feeding of the ______.
(6) the (first, second, third, fourth) passover brought the end of jesus’ earthly ministry. jesus went to the ______ and died for our sins.
\gods reasons of mercy are all drawn from himself, not from anything in us - matthew henry\
These questions are about biblical events and teachings, related to the subfield of Religion (under Social Science). To answer them, we refer to biblical accounts:
- Jesus took the disciples to a desert place near Bethsaida (or similar, context - need rest after ministry). They needed rest after ministering throughout the region.
- Jesus took His disciples to a desert place (or specific location like Bethsaida area) to rest.
- Jesus went to Jerusalem for the fourth Passover? Wait, no - from baptism to fourth Passover? Wait, biblical timeline: From baptism (start of ministry) to fourth Passover (crucifixion) is about 36 months (3 years). Wait, first Passover after baptism: let's recall. The four Passovers: first (John 2:13), second (John 4:35, 5:1), third (John 6:4), fourth (John 11:55, crucifixion). So from baptism (early in year) to fourth Passover (end) is about 36 months (3 years). So "fourth" Passover? Wait, the question says "from the time of His baptism to this Passover was about ___ months". If it's the fourth Passover, about 36 months.
- Jesus again went to Jerusalem for the (second? Wait, the pool of Bethesda: John 5:1, which is the second Passover? Wait, John 2:13 (first Passover), John 4:35, 5:1 (second Passover), John 6:4 (third), John 11:55 (fourth). So the impotent man at pool of Bethesda is during the second Passover? Wait, the question: "Jesus again went to _ for the (first, second, third, fourth) Passover and healed an impotent man who had been by the pool of _ for 38 years." So Jerusalem, second Passover, pool of Bethesda.
- During the third Passover (John 6:4, feeding of 5000), Jesus preached in Bethsaida, feeding of the 5000.
- The fourth Passover brought the end of His ministry. Jesus went to the cross and died for our sins.
Now, filling in:
(1) Jesus took the disciples to a desert place near the city of Bethsaida (or "a desert place" - context: after ministry, need rest) because they needed some rest after returning from ministering throughout the region.
(2) Jesus took His disciples to a desert place (or "Bethsaida area") to rest.
(3) Jesus went to Jerusalem for the fourth Passover of His ministry. From the time of His baptism to this Passover was about 36 months.
(4) Jesus again went to Jerusalem for the second Passover and healed an impotent man who had been by the pool of Bethesda for 38 years.
(5) During the third Passover of His ministry, Jesus preached in Bethsaida... performed one of His most beloved miracles—the feeding of the 5,000 (John 6:4).
(6) The fourth Passover brought the end of Jesus’ Earthly ministry. Jesus went to the cross and died for our sins.
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(1) Bethsaida; rest; ministering
(2) desert place
(3) fourth; 36
(4) Jerusalem; second; Bethesda
(5) third; 5,000
(6) fourth; cross
(Note: Answers are based on biblical accounts and common Sunday school curriculum content. Some details may vary by interpretation, but these are standard answers for such worksheets.)