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    The document summarizes the temptation of Jesus by Satan. It describes the three temptations Jesus faced: [1] turning stones to bread, [2] jumping from the temple pinnacle, and [3] gaining control of the world's kingdoms. The significance of Jesus' temptation is that although tempted, he remained obedient to God and did not sin, setting an example for Christians of how to resist temptation through faith. The document provides learning activities about defining temptation, recounting personal experiences with temptation, and discussing the importance of Jesus overcoming temptation.

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    The document summarizes the temptation of Jesus by Satan. It describes the three temptations Jesus faced: [1] turning stones to bread, [2] jumping from the temple pinnacle, and [3] gaining control of the world's kingdoms. The significance of Jesus' temptation is that although tempted, he remained obedient to God and did not sin, setting an example for Christians of how to resist temptation through faith. The document provides learning activities about defining temptation, recounting personal experiences with temptation, and discussing the importance of Jesus overcoming temptation.

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    CRS YR 8 WEEK 4 The Temptation of Jesus

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    The temptation of Jesus

    Objectives
    1. Explain temptation
    2. Describe the temptations of Jesus
    3. State the significance of the temptation of
    Jesus
    STARTER ACTIVITY
    (Brain teaser)

    A
    A
    a
    What is
    a The more
    always in
    front of you take
    you and the more
    cannot be you leave
    seen? behind

    3
    Play a video(Temptation of Jesus)

    The Temptation of Jesus_360p.mp4


    ACTIVITY 1 (10mins.)

    1. Highlight the meaning of temptation in the


    textbook.

    2. Write down in five lines when you were


    tempted to do the wrong thing and your
    response to this temptation.
    ACTIVITY 2 (10mins)
    1. Highlight the three stages of the temptation
    of Jesus by Satan 5mins

    2.i. what was the first temptation of Jesus?


    ii. When did Satan take Jesus to the pinnacle
    of the temple?
    iii. Why did Jesus refuse to bow to the devil ?
    5mins.
    ACTIVITY 3 (10mins)
    1.Highlight the significance of the temptation
    of Jesus

    2. Explain the significance(discussion)


    PRE-READING

    Pre-read

    Pages. 20-21. unit 3.4


    Temptation in Nigeria and ways of
    overcoming them.
    ASSIGNMENT

    1. Describe the role of John the Baptist in the


    ministry of Jesus Christ.
    STARTER ACTIVITY
    (Brain teaser)

    A
    A
    a
    What is
    a The more
    always in
    front of you take
    you and the more
    cannot be you leave
    seen? behind

    future footsteps

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