The Temptation of Jesus Christ
Christian Religious Studies SSS 3 First Term
Week 2
Topic: The Temptation of Jesus Christ
Performance objectives
The student should be able to:
1. Define temptation
2. Ways of overcoming temptation
3. Significance of each of the three temptations Jesus
Content
Meaning of temptation
Temptation means to persuade or entice a person to do something wrong or unwise.
Synoptic account of the temptation of Jesus (Matthew 4:1 – 11, Mark 1:12 – 13, Luke 4:1 – 13)
The account of the temptation of Jesus was recorded by the three synoptic gospel writers: Matthew, Mark, and Luke. They all recorded that after baptism, Jesus was led into the wilderness where he fasted for 40 days. There he was tempted by the devil. However, Mark did not give detailed.... View More
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- The baptism of Jesus Christ
- The Temptation of Jesus Christ
- Call to Discipleship
- Mission of the Twelve and the Seventy
- The trial of Jesus Christ and death
- Christian Religious Studies SSS3 First Term Mid Term Assesment
- Test
- The resurrection of Jesus Christ
- Communal Living in the early Church
- Holy Spirit and the Mission to the Gentiles
- Mission to the Gentiles and opposition to the gospel message
- Paul’s Missionary Journey
- Christian Religious Studies SSS3 First Term Final Assesment
- Test
- Christian Religious Studies SSS3 First Term Final Assesment
- Test
- Chapters 13
- Category SSS3
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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