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BI-113 Synoptic Gospels Week 5
MIRACLES IN THE GOSPELS
Healing 48x
Nature 17x
Provision 8x
Judgement 2x
Affliction 1x
Communication 4x
Communication 4x
Resurrection 5x
EXORCISM IN THE NT
26X In NT (19x by Jesus)
23X in Synoptic Gospels
None in John
3x in Acts
Jesus cast out demons in 10 different instances (plus several “general” deliverances)
Epileptic son
Th
Blind and Mute demoniac
Canaanite daughter
Demoniac in Capernaum
Demoniac possessed by Legion
Evil Spirit in Capernaum
People
Demoniac’s in the Gadarenes
Mary (Magdalene)
Mute Man
POSSIBLE SIGNS OF A DEMONIAC
Definition: resembling or characteristic of demons or evil spirits
Mute
Epilepsy
blasphemy
THINGS TO LOOK FOR WHEN UNDERSTANDING MIRACLES
THINGS TO LOOK FOR WHEN UNDERSTANDING MIRACLES
Week 5
a.
What place or location?
b.
What time? (day, hour, season)
c.
Who was the miracle for?
(background of individual)
d.
What type of miracle was it?
(background - why was miracle
needed)
e.
How did Jesus (or other) respond to the need?
f.
What was the method of miracle?
(Did He do it differently
another time and why)
g.
What was the specific purpose of the miracle?
H. Cleansing of a leper followed by much publicity (; ; Luke 5:12-16)
Leprosy (Hansen’s disease) is one of the most terrible diseases of all time.
Leprosy (Hansen’s disease) is one of the most terrible diseases of all time.
First a patch of skin becomes discolored and numb, usually somewhere on the face.
From there the path may spread and grow into thick, glossy tumor-like welts.
Next the disease advances to the hands and feet.
The fingers and toes commonly shrink and lose their usefulness.
As the external tumors grow, they leak and discharge a very unpleasant odor.
Finally, the disease will work internally, affecting the larynx.
Slowly, inch-by-inch, the victim dies over a span of ten to twenty years
THE SITUATION OF THE LEPER
Would be quarantined ()
Would be ceremonially unclean, and therefore unfit to worship n the house of God (, , ,)
Everyone had to avoid him ()
Had to cry “unclean” whenever someone approached him ()
Leprosy is a type of sin - No cure without God
THE PLEA OF THE LEPER
The Leper came to Jesus (desire)
The leper knelt (humbled)
The leper asked “You can make me clean” (faith)
JESUS RESPONSE TO THE LEPER
He had compassion
He touched him
He was willing - “Be cleansed”
He told him to show himself to the priest as a testimony to them ()
THE RESULTS (Positive)
Immediately he was healed
News about Jesus spread
Others were healed
THE RESULTS (Negative - due to the former leper not obeying Jesus)
Priest were not testified to
Jesus could no longer publicly enter a city
The proper course would have been for the priests to verify the cleansing and announce to the nation the arrival of Messiah
I. healing of a man’s withered hand on the Sabbath
Sabbath - to cease from labor
ex 31
How far is a Sabbath days walk?
2000 cubics or about 5/8 of a mile
“When people are caught up in legalistic bondage, they view everything as a matter of life and death.
The breaking of the smallest ruling, according to their perverted logic, spells out a lethal offense.
There is very little room for Grace in their ironclad system of dos and don’ts” Logos International Bible Commentary pg 463
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