Feast Of Transfiguration
Bible Reference: Mark 9:2-13
Golden Verse : "This is My beloved Son.
Hear Him!" Mark 9:7
Lesson Aim:
1.
An introduction
about the Trinity
2.
The meaning of Transfiguration
3.
God wants us to know
that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
Lesson Notes:
- The
word Transfiguration means a change in appearance. The divine
nature of Jesus is announced to us.
- Christ's
Transfiguration before crucifixion:
- To strengthen the disciples'
faith when they see His weakness on the cross
- That they may accept the cross
- Why
did He select Peter, James and John?
- He selected 12 to preach his
words around the world. He selected only three to testify of His
Divine nature.
- 3 is a complete number of
witnesses.
- Only a few saw Christ's glory so
that the others can benefit from being "believers without
seeing".
- James was the first disciple to
die and John was the last.
- Why
did He select Moses and Elijah?
- Moses represents the law.
- Elijah represents the prophecies.
- Both talked about the Divinity of
Christ.
- The
difference between the appearance of the Father at this time and His
appearance in the Old Testament:
- Here God the Father appears
gently in a cloud. In the old Testament,
He appears through thunder and lightning.
- The main difference in that Jesus
Christ is the only One through Whom we can see God and be in His
presence.
- The
presence of Moses and Elijah with Peter, James and John shows the unity
between the heavenly Church and the earthly Church.
Student
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