006 Matthew 3-4

Matthew Chapter Three

Matthew Chapter Four

1. What great man is introduced 1 2. He came doing what?

3. Where did he operate?

4. What did he tell the people to do?

5. State the reason he gav~.

6. Who had prophesied of this?

7. Where was the voice to cry?

8. What was to be prepared?

9. How make the paths?

10. Of what was the preacher’s raiment 1 11. How was he girded 1 12. Tell the articles of food.

13. From where did people go out to him?

14. Were these places all cities?

15. How was the first related to the second?

16. What did John do for them?

17. This was upon what confession?

18. Why was it done in Jordan?

19. What class of attendants did John notice?

20. Had he specially urged thcm to come?

21. ’Vhat was John’s baptism "for"?

22. In coming to it what was their pretention?

23. Did they mislead John?

24. What did he call them?

25. And state thc question he asked them.

26. What fruits did he demand?

27. On what did they count so much?

28. Did such relationship rc~ally exist?

29. Through what line could it have come?

30. State the line John said was possible.

31. What is at the root of the trees?

32. If at such place what is indicated?

33. Who will use the ax?

34. What is done with the tree after falling?

35. StatB what fire this is.

36. In what element did John baptize?

37. Unto what?

38. Compare John and his 8Uf’CeSsor.

39. Of "’hat did John say he "’as unworthy?

40. Name the elements he was to baptize with.

41. What was to be in his hand?

42. Tell the use of this instrument.

43. What does the wheat represent 1 44. And the chaff?

45. What is meant by garner?

46. State the fate of the chaff.

47. To what place does this refer?

48. What person came to John?

49. From what place did he come?

50. }’or what purpose did he come?

51. Why did John hesitate?

52. Jesns wished to fulfill what?

53. Mter baptism out of what did Jesus come?

54. What opened up to him?

55. Did a dove light on him?

56. Tell what else came from heaven.

57. Repeat its words.

1. To what place was J esues led?

2. By what person was he led?

3. Stat" the object of this.

4. For how long did he fast?

5. This left him in what condition?

6. Who came to him?

7. What claim of Jesus did the devil mention?

8. To prove it what did he suggest?

9. What condition would now make thi:; a temptation?

10. Could Jesus have done this work?

11. Is it wrong to eat bread?

12. Is it wrong to provide it miraculously?

13. What would have been wrong in this case?

14. Tell the reply of Jesus.

15. From whom was he quoting?

16. State the next move of the devil.

17. What is meant by the "holy city"?

18. How did he justify this temptation?

19. Did Jesus deny the quotation?

20. What was wTong about the matter?

21. To what place did the devil next take Jesus?

22. What were shown him?

23. Who claimed possession of these things?

24. Did Jesus questi<m his claim?

25. State the offer of the devil.

26. By what name did Jesus address him?

27. What did he order him to do?

28. And what writing did he quote?

29. What was next temptation at this time?

30. Ten what the angels did.

31. State the news reaching Jesus.

32. What did he do then?

33. Ten what change in location he made.

34. In so doing what was accomplished?

35. What about those sitting in darkness?

36. And those in the shadow of death?

37. What did Jesus now begin?

38. Ten what he exhorted the people to do.

39. For what reason?

40. Had this been preached before?

41. Where was Jesus walking?

42. Ten whom he saw.

43. State their occupation.

44. What were they told to do?

45. And what were they promised?

46. Describe their response.

47. State whom he next saw.

48. What were they doing?

49. Who was with them?

50. State their response to the word of Jesus.

51. Through what region did Jesus now go?

52. In what buildings did he teach?

53. On what subject did he preach?

54. What did he do besides preach?

55. How extensive did his fame become?

56. Who were brought unto him?

57. With what result?

58. Ten what is said of the multitudes.