Luke 1:39-45 (46-55) Sunday School Lesson

In today’s gospel reading, Luke tells the story of how the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and announced her divine pregnancy. Gabriel also introduced her to the infant Jesus, who was soon to be born.

As we read today’s gospel, we can learn a lot about Mary and her relationship with God. For example, we learn that Mary was obedient to God’s will, and she was also faithful to Jesus throughout his life. Additionally, we can learn about the importance of faith in our lives, and we can also learn about the love that God has for us. Hop over here to discover more.

Overview of Luke 1:39-(46-5

In today’s gospel reading, Luke tells the story of Jesus’ birth. In verses 39-45, we learn about Jesus’ parents, Joseph and Mary. In verses 46-55, we learn about Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem. Today’s Sunday School lesson is all about this story. Get more info by visiting this post.

Purpose of Sunday School Lesson

Purpose of Sunday School Lesson:

The purpose of Sunday School is to teach children about the Bible. In lesson 46-55, Luke 1:39-45, the Bible tells the story of Jesus’ birth.

Background

In the Bible, there are many stories about people who have faith in God. One of the most famous stories is the story of Jesus. Jesus was a man who had faith in God. He was born in a time when people did not believe in God. But, because of Jesus’ faith, God did miracles and helped people. Jesus died on the cross, but because of his faith, he rose from the dead. Now, because of Jesus’ faith, people can have eternal life.

Historical Context

In the historical context of Luke 1:39-45, the birth of Jesus Christ is seen as a fulfillment of many Old Testament prophecies. In particular, the birth of Jesus is seen as a sign that God is truly interested in human beings and is willing to intervene on their behalf. In Sunday School, we looked at how Luke 1:39-45 relates to the passage from Isaiah 7:14-16. In this passage, the prophet Isaiah predicts that a baby will be born who will be called “Immanuel”—meaning “God with us.” Many Christians believe that this passage refers to Jesus Christ, who is called “the Messiah.”

Biblical Context

In the Bible, there are many stories about people who have special connections to God. One of the most famous stories is the story of Jesus, who was born to a virgin mother. Jesus is the only person who has been able to save us from our sins. In this lesson, we will learn about one of Jesus’ special connections to God.

Main Points

In today’s gospel lesson, we read about the birth of Jesus Christ. The main points of the passage are that Jesus was born of a virgin, was baptized by John the Baptist, and then preached the gospel. Finally, he was crucified and died on the cross.

This week’s Sunday school lesson focused on the verses that describe Jesus’ baptism. We learned that Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in order to fulfill the prophecy in Isaiah 40:3-5. After his baptism, Jesus preached the gospel to the people of Galilee. Finally, he was crucified and died on the cross.

These verses teach us many important truths about Jesus Christ. First, Jesus was born of a virgin. This means that he was not born from the sexual union of a man and a woman. Second, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in order to fulfill the prophecy in Isaiah 40:3-5. This means that Jesus was fulfilling a prophecy from God. Third, Jesus preached the gospel to the people of Galilee. This means that he was teaching people about God. Finally, Jesus was crucified and died on the cross. This means that Jesus died as a punishment for our sins.

Mary Visits Elizabeth

In the Bible, Mary visits Elizabeth after she has given birth to John the Baptist. Elizabeth is filled with the Holy Spirit and prophesies about John’s ministry. Luke 1:39-45 (46-55) Sunday School Lesson focuses on John’s ministry and how it is connected to the coming of the Messiah.

Elizabeth’s Reaction

Mary’s Song of Praise

Discussion Questions

What does Mary’s visit to Elizabeth teach us about friendship?

How does Elizabeth’s reaction to Mary’s news demonstrate her faith?

Elizabeth’s reaction to Mary’s news demonstrates her faith. She is happy for her sister and expresses her excitement to hear the news. Elizabeth’s faith is evident in her reaction, as she is happy for her sister and believes in God’s plan.

What can we learn from Mary’s song of praise?

One of the most beautiful things about Mary’s song of praise is that it is timeless. It speaks to us today just as it did to her listeners centuries ago. In Luke 1:39-45 (46-55) Sunday School Lesson, we can learn about Mary’s joy and how she praises God. She is filled with gratitude for all that he has done for her and for us.

In conclusion, Luke 1:39-45 (46-55) provides a great Sunday School lesson on the virgin birth. The verses discuss Mary’s purity and how she was chosen by God. Additionally, the verses show how Jesus was born to save humanity. Finally, the verses show how Jesus’ death on the cross saved us from our sins.

Summary of Main Points

In the gospel of Luke, we read of the birth of Jesus Christ. In this passage, we learn about his parents, Joseph and Mary. We also learn about Jesus’ early life, including his ministry and his crucifixion. Finally, we learn about his resurrection and ascension.

Reflection on the Significance of the Passage

Reflection on the passage:

The passage from Luke 1:39-45 (46-55) is significant because it tells the story of Jesus’ birth. It also teaches us about Jesus’ mission and what he came to do. Sunday School lesson: In this lesson, we will be discussing how Luke 1:39-45 (46-55) tells the story of Jesus’ birth. We will also be looking at how this passage teaches us about Jesus’ mission and what he came to do.