Michael Abraham

Mark 12:28-37 – December 28, 2018

Observation

What does it say?

THE GREATEST COMMANDMENT

Read Mark 12:28-37

  1. Why does this scribe ask Jesus a question? (v. 28)
    1. What was his question?
    2. What verses from the Old Testament did Jesus respond with?
  2. How does the scribe respond to Jesus' answer? (v. 32-33)
    1. The scribe was testing Jesus, but how is this testing different than the previous groups? (v. 13-27)
  3. What does Jesus say to the scribe and what was the result of the crowd? (v. 34)
  4. What difficult question does Jesus ask in the temple? (v. 35-37)
    1. What does this tell us about the identity of Jesus?
    2. How does the crowd respond to his teaching?

APPLICATION

How should it change us?

  1. What does it look like to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength?
  2. What does it look like to love your neighbor as yourself?
    1. How well do you know your neighbors?
    2. What are you doing to love them?
  3. What ways are you tempted to focus on yourself, rather than your fellow church members or non-Christian friends?

Mark 12:28-37 – December 28, 2018

Observation

What does it say?

THE GREATEST COMMANDMENT

Read Mark 12:28-37

  1. Why does this scribe ask Jesus a question? (v. 28)
    1. What was his question?
    2. What verses from the Old Testament did Jesus respond with?
  2. How does the scribe respond to Jesus' answer? (v. 32-33)
    1. The scribe was testing Jesus, but how is this testing different than the previous groups? (v. 13-27)
  3. What does Jesus say to the scribe and what was the result of the crowd? (v. 34)
  4. What difficult question does Jesus ask in the temple? (v. 35-37)
    1. What does this tell us about the identity of Jesus?
    2. How does the crowd respond to his teaching?

APPLICATION

How should it change us?

  1. What does it look like to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength?
  2. What does it look like to love your neighbor as yourself?
    1. How well do you know your neighbors?
    2. What are you doing to love them?
  3. What ways are you tempted to focus on yourself, rather than your fellow church members or non-Christian friends?