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Luke 7:31-35
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31Jesus went on to say, “To
what, then, can I compare the people of this generation? What are they like?
32They are like children
sitting in the marketplace and calling out to each other: “‘We played the pipe
for you, and you did not dance; we sang a dirge, and you did not cry.’
33For John the Baptist came
neither eating bread nor drinking wine, and you say, ‘He has a demon.’
34The Son of Man came eating
and drinking, and you say, ‘Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax
collectors and sinners.’
35But wisdom is proved right
by all her children.”
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1)
Why did John the
Baptist come neither eating bread nor drinking wine?
o
John was the
symbol of repentance.
2)
According to what
Jesus said in verse 33 what was the accusation of John’s generation against him?
o
John had a demon.
3)
Why did that generation
make the accusation against John?
o
They did not want
to repent.
4)
Why did Jesus come
eating and drinking?
o
Jesus had
fellowship with
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Tax collectors.
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And sinners.
o
In order to call
them to be his disciples.
5)
According to what
Jesus said in verse 34 what was that generation’s accusation against him?
o
Jesus was
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A glutton.
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A drunkard.
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And a friend of
Ø
Tax collectors.
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And sinners.
6)
Why did that generation
make the accusation against Jesus?
o
They did not want
to be Jesus’ disciples.
7)
What did Jesus
mean in verse 35 that wisdom is proved right by her deeds?
o
John was the
symbol of repentance.
o
And so
o
It was wise for
him to come
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Neither eating.
§
Nor drinking.
o
Jesus had
fellowship with
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Tax collectors.
§
And sinners.
o
In order to call
them to be his disciples.
o
And so
o
It was wise for
him to
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Eat.
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And drink with
them.
8)
According to what
Jesus said in verses 31 and 32 what was wrong with that generation?
o
They refused to
go along with God’s purpose revealed for them whether
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By John.
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Or by Jesus.
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Luke 7:31-35
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