With reference to Luke 1:13-17, outline the message of Angel Gabriel about John to Zechariah

27/7/2019

WITH REFERENCE TO LUKE 1:13-17, OUTLINE THE MESSAGE OF ANGEL GABRIEL ABOUT JOHN TO ZECHARIAH

Luke 1:13-17 Revised Standard Version (RSV)

13 But the angel said to him, “Do not be afraid, Zechari′ah, for your prayer is heard, and your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son, and you shall call his name John.
14 And you will have joy and gladness,
and many will rejoice at his birth;
15 for he will be great before the Lord,
and he shall drink no wine nor strong drink,
and he will be filled with the Holy Spirit,
even from his mother’s womb.
16 And he will turn many of the sons of Israel to the Lord their God,
17 and he will go before him in the spirit and power of Eli′jah,
to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children,
and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just,
to make ready for the Lord a people prepared.”

With reference to Luke 1:13-17, outline the message of Angel Gabriel about John to Zechariah. (6mrks)

John the Baptist was to be a son.
His name was to be John.
He will be great before God.
He would bring joy /gladness to his parents.
He was to drink no wine /will be a Nazarite.
He was to turn many of the son`s of Israel to God.
He was to go before the lord in the spirit/power of Elijah.
He was to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children.
He was to make ready for the lord a people prepared.

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State six similarities between the traditional African and Christian view on human Sexuality

26/7/2019

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STATE SIX SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE TRADITIONAL AFRICAN AND CHRISTIAN VIEW ON HUMAN SEXUALITY

State six similarities between the traditional African and Christian view on human Sexuality (6mrks)

In both human sexuality is sacred/holy.
In both the gift of sex should be enjoyed in marriage.
In both sexual offences are punishable.
Elders/ parents are to guide /teach the youth regarding their sexuality in both.
There are roles /regulations regarding the use of the gift in both.
In both sexuality has the purpose of procreation
In both it is viewed as sacred/holy/a gift from God.
Both encourage self-control virginity is emphasized.
In both youth is taught on sexual matters.
In both sexuality is complementary for companionship.

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State how the church is helping to solve the problem family conflicts in Kenya today

26/7/2019

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STATE HOW THE CHURCH IS HELPING TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM FAMILY CONFLICTS IN KENYA TODAY

State how the church is helping to solve the problem family conflicts in Kenya today. (7mrks)

Offering guidance and counseling to couples who are affected.
Holding seminars /conferences for married couples.
Developing mass media programmes on family relationship.
Praying for families.
Teaching on the need for love/respect/tolerance in marriage.
Visiting members in their homes to encourage them.
Giving material assistance /employment to the needy in order to reduce tension.
Condemn all forms of violence.
Setting disputes among couples/children.

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Identify the Christian teaching on marriage

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IDENTIFY THE CHRISTIAN TEACHING ON MARRIAGE

Identify the Christian teaching on marriage. (7mrks)

Marriage should be between a man and a woman.
Marriage should be monogamous.
Husband should be complementary/help each other.
The husband should love the wife.
Marriage should be for companionship/complete without children.
Husband and wife should be faithful to one another.
The wife should submit to the husband.
Conjugal rights should be enjoyed in marriage/sex should only be for married people.
Marriage is permanent /it is a commitment /no divorce.
Marriage is God`s plan for human beings / it was instituted by God.
The husband and wife should cleave to each other/become one flesh.
Marriage provided for procreation /multiplication.

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Narrate the parable of the sower.(Luke 8:4-15)

26/7/2019

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NARRATE THE PARABLE OF THE SOWER.(LUKE 8:4-15)

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Narrate the parable of the sower.(Luke 8:4-15) (8mrks)

When crowds from every town came to him, Jesus gave the parable of the sower.
A sower went to the field to sow seeds.
Some of the seeds fall on the footpath where they were stepped on and eaten by the birds of air.
Some fell on a fertile soil, they grew and bore fruits.
The seed is the word of God.
The sower represents God or his messengers.
The seeds that fell along the path are those people who heard the word then the devil comes and takes away the word from their hearts that they may not believe and be saved.
The seeds that fell on rocks are those who when they hear the word of God, they receive it with joy but for a while, because when temptations comes they fall away.
The seeds that fell on the thrones are those who hear the word but as they go their way they are carried away by the cares and riches and pleasures of life and their fruits do not mature.
Those that fell on fertile are those who hear the word of God, hold it in their hearts and bring forth fruits.
Some fell on the rocky ground they grew up a little but they dried up due to lack of moisture.

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Outline Jesus teaching about the Kingdom of God

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OUTLINE JESUS TEACHING ABOUT THE KINGDOM OF GOD

Outline Jesus teaching about the Kingdom of God. (7 mrks)

It is God who establishes his Kingdom. He is like a sower.
Jesus has brought /ushered in the Kingdom of God through his works and his very person.
The kingdom of God is a present reality, as the sower God has sown the seed and it is growing.
God searches lost individuals /restore them to the kingdom.
The Kingdom of God starts in a small way/grows secretly to include all the nation of the worlds.
The kingdom of God is for the righteous ones.
There is rejoicing in the kingdom when one lost individuals is retrieved /brought back.

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Describe the incident when Jesus was rejected at Nazareth Luke 4:16-30

26/7/2019

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DESCRIBE THE INCIDENT WHEN JESUS WAS REJECTED AT NAZARETH LUKE 4:16-30

Describe the incident when Jesus was rejected at Nazareth Luke 4:16-30. (7mrks)

Jesus came to Nazareth where he held been brought up.
He went into the synagogue as he usually did on the Sabbath day.
He was given the book of prophet Isaiah when he stood up to read.
He opened the book/found the place that was written about him/read it to the people.
After reading he closed the book gave it to the attendant /sat down.
Everybody in the synagogue looked at him.
He told them that the scripture he had read was fulfilled in their hearing.
People wondered aloud saying ``is this not Joseph`s son?
Jesus told them that they would ask him to do in his own country things he had done Capernaum/he told them that a prophet is not accepted in his own country.
He told them that there were many windows in Israel during the time of Elijah but God sent the prophet to a widow in zarephath/God only healed Naaman the Syrian.
They were filled with anger /wanted to throw him headlong down the crift.
Jesus passed through their midst and went away.

Reasons why Jesus was rejected at Nazareth, His hometown (Luke 4:16-30)

They thought he was simply the son of Joseph the carpenter whom they knew.
Jesus told them that the prophecy of Isaiah had been fulfilled in him and that he is the Messiah (61:1-2)
They wanted him to prove his Lordship by performing miracles which He did not.
He told them that their forefathers had rejected God’s prophets by persecuting them
He told them how God favours even the Gentiles and not Jews alone, He would even work miracles for the Gentile and leave them alone.
He told them that a prophet is not welcomed in his home town

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Identify seven lessons that Christians learn from the lives of Zechariah and Elizabeth

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Outline Isaiah`s prophecy concerning the suffering servant of Yahweh. (Isaiah 53)

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OUTLINE ISAIAH`S PROPHECY CONCERNING THE SUFFERING SERVANT OF YAHWEH. (ISAIAH 53)

Outline Isaiah`s prophecy concerning the suffering servant of Yahweh. (Isaiah 53). (7mrks)

The servant will succeed in his work and will be highly honored.
The success and honour will surprise many who have witnessed the suffering.
The servant is despised, rejected and ignored by those who are with him.
He has nothing attractive. He is very ordinary and simple.
He is harshly treated, arrested, sentenced to death and killed.
His body is buried with the bodies of rich men.
He endures all that is done to him in humble silence.
He accepts the suffering which should have been received by others for their sins.
Through his suffering, human beings are reconciled to God.
It was the will of God that the servant should suffer.
His death is a sacrifice to bring forgiveness of sin.

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