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Read Matthew Chapter 10
1. What do you learn about John from the following verses?
Matthew 4:21

Mark 5:37

Mark 9:2

Mark 9:38-39

John 13:21-29

John 18:15-17

2. What do you learn about Philip from the following verses?
John 1:43-48

John 6:5-7

John 12:20-22

John 14:8-14

Acts 1:13

3. What do you learn about Bartholomew from the following verses?
Luke 6:14

John 1:43-51

Acts 1:13

4. What do you learn about Thomas from the following verses?
John 11:-16

John 14:1-6

John 20:19-29

5. What do you learn about Matthew from the following verses?
Mark 2:14

Luke 5:29-32

Acts 1:13

6. What do you learn about James, son of Alphaeus, from Acts 1:13?

7. What do you learn about Judas Iscariot from the following verses?
Matthew 26:14-16

Matthew 27:3-4

Luke 22:3-4

John 6:66-71

John 12:1-8

John 13:1-30

John 18:1-9

Acts 1:15-26

6. What did Jesus give his disciples according to Matthew 10:1?

7. What commands did Jesus give his disciples when he sent them out according to the following verses?
Matthew 10:5-6

Matthew 10:7-8

Matthew 10:9-10

Matthew 10:11-15?

Matthew 10:16

Matthew 10:17-20

Matthew 10:21-23

Matthew 10:24-26

Matthew 10:27

Matthew 10:28

Matthew 10:29-31

8. What does Jesus say about those who acknowledge Him and those who deny Him in Matthew 10:32-33?

9. What does Jesus say about his mission on earth in Matthew 10:34-36?

10. What does Jesus say about those who are worthy of Him in Matthew 10:37-38?

11. Would you be worthy of Jesus based on His criteria in Matthew 10:37-38?

12. Copy Matthew 10:39. Meditate on this. Record your thoughts and impressions.

13. What does Jesus say about those who welcome the disciples in Matthew 10:40-42? How can this apply to our lives today?

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The Bible has plenty to say about stupid people.  The Bible calls them fools.  According to dictionary.com, a fool is “a silly or stupid person; a person who lacks judgment or sense.”

This post is not going to explore what stupid (foolish) is or what stupid does (fool’s behavior).  A detailed discussion of those topics can be found in the Book of Proverbs.

This post is aimed at the cure.  The cure for stupid is found in the Book of James.  A person who “lacks judgment or sense” is lacking in wisdom.  James1:5 says, “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him.

Some caveats and provisos:

  • Wisdom is available to all and will be given in generous portion (James 1:5 “who gives to all liberally“)
  • Wisdom is linked with faith  (James 1:6-7 But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for he who doubts is like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind. For let not that man suppose that he will receive anything from the Lord)
  • Wisdom received will be from above ( James 3:17 But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, willing to yield, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality and without hypocrisy.
Believe God.  Ask for wisdom in faith believing that God does all that He promises.  Receive His wisdom, the wisdom from above, and your stupidity (foolishness) will be cured.

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