In today’s gospel reading, John tells the story of Jesus’ baptism. After being baptized by John, Jesus went into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. The devil tried to get Jesus to sin, but Jesus refused. The devil then tried to get Jesus to doubt his own power, but again, Jesus refused. The devil then tried to get Jesus to doubt his own words, but again, Jesus refused. The devil then tried to get Jesus to doubt his own identity, but again, Jesus refused. The devil then tried to get Jesus to doubt his own purpose, but again, Jesus refused. The devil then tried to get Jesus to doubt his own followers, but again, Jesus refused. The devil then left Jesus alone. After spending time in the wilderness, Jesus returned to Galilee and began to teach. Find out further details by clicking here.
Overview of John 2:1-
In John 2:1-11, we read about Jesus’ first visit to the temple. Jesus was angry because the people there were worshiping the wrong god. Jesus wanted them to worship him instead. Jesus also taught them about the true God. Continue to read this blog post for more great tips.
Purpose of the blog post
In John 2:1-11, Jesus teaches His disciples about the purpose of the Sabbath. The Sabbath was created to give us a day of rest and to remind us of the great things God has done for us.
Background Information
In John 2:1-11, we read about Jesus’ first visit to the temple. Jesus was angry because the people there were worshiping the wrong things. He told them that the only way to get to God was through him. Jesus then taught them about his Father, who is the one true God.
Context of the passage
In today’s passage, Jesus is speaking to the people of Israel. He is telling them that He is the one who will come to save them. He is also telling them that He is the one who will bring peace to the world.
Historical and cultural background
In the Bible, Jesus is called the “Prince of Peace.” This is because he came to bring peace to the world. Jesus came to end the war between God and humans. He came to bring us forgiveness and salvation.
Main Points
In today’s gospel lesson, John 2:1-11, we learn about Jesus’ baptism. Jesus came to earth to fulfill the prophecies of the Old Testament. After being baptized by John, Jesus went into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. The devil tried to make Jesus sin, but Jesus refused. The devil then left Jesus, and Jesus returned to Galilee.
Jesus’ first miracle
In Sunday School, we learned about Jesus’ first miracle. He turned water into wine at a wedding in Cana. This was a very important miracle because it showed Jesus’ power and his ability to help people.
Jesus’ authority
Jesus’ mother’s faith
Application
In John 2:1-11, Jesus teaches His disciples about the importance of Sunday as the day of rest. He tells them that the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. Man should not be working on the Sabbath, but should instead be resting and enjoying the Lord’s day.
How Jesus’ first miracle can be applied to our lives
In today’s gospel lesson, John tells the story of Jesus’ first miracle – turning water into wine. This story can be applied to our lives in many ways. For example, sometimes we feel like we don’t have enough to give, or we don’t have the right thing to say. But by following Jesus’ example, we can turn any situation into a blessing.
How Jesus’ authority can be applied to our lives
In today’s Sunday School lesson, we looked at how Jesus’ authority can be applied to our lives. John 2:1-11 tells the story of Jesus’ first visit to the temple. During this visit, Jesus overturned the tables of the money changers and drove out the merchants. He then said to them, “It is written, ‘My house shall be called a house of prayer,’ but you make it a den of robbers.” Jesus was speaking to the temple authorities, who were using the temple to make money instead of using it to serve God. By overturning their tables and driving them out, Jesus was showing them that their authority was not from God, but from the money they were making. Jesus’ authority is from God, and it can be applied to our lives to help us live more fully in accordance with God’s will.
How Jesus’ mother’s faith can be applied to our lives
Jesus’ mother’s faith can be applied to our lives in a few ways. First, she believed in spite of the fact that she didn’t have any concrete evidence to support her faith. Second, she was willing to put her faith in God even when it seemed like everything was going wrong. Third, she was always willing to forgive and love her son even when he did things that made her angry. These three examples show us that it is important to have faith in God, even when things seem difficult. We can also learn from Jesus’ mother how to forgive and love others.
In conclusion, John 2:1-11 teaches us that on Sunday, we should come together to worship God and to receive his forgiveness. We should also remember those who have passed away, and pray for them.
Summary of the main points
In John 2:1-11, Jesus is speaking to the Jews in Jerusalem. He is teaching them about His coming kingdom. He is also telling them about the importance of the Sabbath day.
Final thoughts
In John 2:1-11, Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of celebrating the Lord’s Supper. He tells them that this is how they will know that he is truly the Messiah. By eating and drinking together, they will show that they are united in their love for God. This is a reminder that we should always be looking for ways to come together and celebrate God’s presence in our lives.
Call to action
In today’s gospel lesson, we read about Jesus’ call to action. He tells his disciples that they are going to have to leave everything they know and follow him. Jesus is asking a lot from his followers, but he is also offering them a chance to have eternal life. What would you do if Jesus called you to follow him?