Letter Writing
(Critical thinking, Character, Communication)
Objective: Articulate ones' thought in
the public ministry of Jesus Directions: Imagine you
are a resident of Judea during the time of Jesus. Write a letter to a friend describing Jesus
public ministry, particularly, His preaching and performing of signs and wonders.
Answers
Dear Abrham:
I hope you are in great health and spirits. I am writing this letter to share with you divine tidings. A Messiah, named Jesus is the talk of the the entire town. His preaches divinity with forceful clarity. He even performs miracles. Lames begin to walk, blind men and women begin to see, and he can cure any illness.
His followers are increasing everywhere. He does not preach from the scriptures. He expounds divine things in layman's language. I got the opportunity to hear him a few days ago and I became his disciple then and there.
The scribes, and priests are afraid of losing their importance. They are against him. They are conspiring against him. But no priest or scribe can stand in front of his wisdom. You must also attend one of his sermons. Do come over to my place next Saturday. We will attend his sermon together. The rest is fine.
Yours sincerely,
John
Dear Abrham:
I hope you are in great health and spirits. I am writing this letter to share with you divine tidings. A Messiah, named Jesus is the talk of the the entire town. His preaches divinity with forceful clarity. He even performs miracles. Lames begin to walk, blind men and women begin to see, and he can cure any illness.
His followers are increasing everywhere. He does not preach from the scriptures. He expounds divine things in layman's language. I got the opportunity to hear him a few days ago and I became his disciple then and there.
The scribes, and priests are afraid of losing their importance. They are against him. They are conspiring against him. But no priest or scribe can stand in front of his wisdom. You must also attend one of his sermons. Do come over to my place next Saturday. We will attend his sermon together. The rest is fine.
Yours sincerely,
John