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What topic	By following Assessment write a topic on Jesus Task Description This Assessment Item is to be completed in conjunction with the notes titled: • Old Testament Survey • New Testament Survey Choose a theme or topic from the Bible that interests you and is common to both the New Testament and Old Testament (e.g. forgiveness, salvation, prophecies, etc.). Write a 500 word Bible Study Outline discussing your chosen topic and present it in a way could be distrubuted to the Bible Study Group described below. Your outline could be an information sheet, PowerPoint presentation or recorded video presentation. It may include diagrams, pictures or graphic representations. Your Bible Study Group is a group of diverse range of people, consisting of new Christians, individuals with limited Bible knowledge or those who may have misconceptions or different ideas about the Bible. You will need to create your outline in a way that can be easily understood by your group. Your Bible Study Outline
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Bible Study Outline: Understanding Jesus

Introduction

Welcome to our Bible study group! Today, we are going to explore the topic of Jesus, a central figure in both the Old and New Testaments. This discussion aims to help everyone—whether you are a new Christian or have some misconceptions—understand who Jesus is and His significance in the broader biblical narrative.

1. Who is Jesus?

1.1 Historical Context

Old Testament Prophecies: Jesus was foretold in the Old Testament through various prophecies, such as Isaiah 53, which speaks of the Messiah suffering for our transgressions.
New Testament Fulfillment: The New Testament portrays the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus as the fulfillment of these prophecies.

1.2 Titles of Jesus

Messiah/Christ: Means “the Anointed One.”
Son of God: Denotes His divine nature and unique relationship with God the Father.
Savior: Reflects His role in delivering humanity from sin.

2. The Life of Jesus

2.1 Birth and Early Life

Nativity Stories (Matthew 1-2; Luke 1-2): Explore the miraculous birth of Jesus, His humble beginnings, and the significance of His birth.

2.2 Ministry

Teaching: Jesus taught about love, justice, and the Kingdom of God (e.g., the Sermon on the Mount).
Miracles: Acts such as healing the sick, feeding the 5000, and raising the dead demonstrate His authority and compassion.

3. Jesus' Death and Resurrection

3.1 The Crucifixion

Purpose of the Cross: Jesus’ sacrificial death is central to Christian belief; it atones for sin (Romans 5:8).
Old Testament Connections: Examine how sacrificial laws and the Passover foreshadow Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice (Exodus 12).

3.2 The Resurrection

Historical Importance: The resurrection validates Jesus’ claims to be the Son of God and assures believers of eternal life (1 Corinthians 15:20-22).
Impact on Belief: The event transformed the disciples and initiated the spread of Christianity worldwide.

4. Themes Present in Old and New Testaments

4.1 Faith

Old Testament Example: Abraham's faith (Genesis 15:6) is a model of trust in God’s promises.
New Testament Application: Belief in Jesus as the Messiah calls for similar faith (John 3:16).

4.2 Redemption

Old Testament Context: God’s act of redeeming Israel from Egypt (Exodus 6:6-7).
New Testament Revelation: Jesus’ role in offering redemption to all humanity (Galatians 3:13-14).

5. Living with Jesus Today

5.1 Relationship with Jesus

Personal Connection: Jesus invites us into a personal relationship through faith and prayer (John 15:15).
Living as Disciples: We are called to emulate Jesus’ teachings in our daily lives (Matthew 28:19-20).

5.2 Community of Believers

Role of the Church: The church serves as the body of Christ on Earth, fostering fellowship and support amongst believers (1 Corinthians 12:12-27).

Conclusion

In summary, our understanding of Jesus is enriched by studying both the Old and New Testament. As we close this session, let’s reflect on our personal relationship with Jesus. What does following Him mean for your life today?

Discussion Questions

What aspect of Jesus' life or teachings resonates with you the most?
How do Old Testament prophecies shape your understanding of Jesus?
In what ways can we live out our faith in Jesus in our community?

Thank you for joining today’s Bible study. Feel free to ask any questions or share your thoughts!