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Liberty UniversityDigitalCommons@LibertyUniversityThe Second Person File Theological Studies1-2018Chart 10: The Baptism and Temptation of JesusHarold WillmingtonLiberty University, hwillmington@liberty.eduFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/second_personPart of the Biblical Studies Commons, Christianity Commons, Practical Theology Commons,and the Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion CommonsThis Charts Illustrating the Earthly Life of Jesus Christ is brought to you for free and open access by the Theological Studies atDigitalCommons@Liberty University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Second Person File by an authorized administrator ofDigitalCommons@Liberty University. For more information, please contact scholarlycommunication@liberty.edu.Recommended CitationWillmington, Harold, "Chart 10: The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus" (2018). The Second Person File. 124.http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/second_person/124The	  Earthly	  Ministry	  of	  Jesus	  THE BAPTISM AND TEMPTATION OF JESUSChart 10The Summary The SignificanceJesus	  is	  a3acked	  by	  the	  Devil!• 1st.	  Tempta+on:	  	  "Turn	  stones	  into	  bread"• 2nd.	  Tempta+on:	  	  "Jump	  off	  the	  Temple"• 3rd.	  	  Tempta+on:	  	  "Fall	  down	  and	  worship	  me"Jesus	  is	  acqui3ed	  by	  the	  Scriptures!• He	  counters	  each	  tempta+on	  by	  quo+ng	  God's	  WordJesus	  is	  assisted	  by	  the	  angels•"angels	  came	  and	  ministered	  to	  Him"• The	  ﬁrst	  Adam	  was	  tempted	  in	  	  a	  beau+ful	  garden,	  the	  second	  Adam	  in	  a	  desolate	  wilderness• Satan	  defeats	  the	  ﬁrst	  Adam	  but	  was	  himself	  defeated	  by	  the	  second	  Adam• This	  marks	  the	  ﬁrst	  occasion	  where	  angels	  aided	  Christ• It	  is	  the	  only	  +me	  where	  Satan	  quotes	  Scripture!• The	  purpose	  of	  the	  tempta+ons	  was	  to	  prove	  Jesus	  could	  not	  and	  would	  not	  sin!HIS	  TEMPTATION	  (Mt.	  4:1-­‐11;	  Lk.	  4:1-­‐13)The Summary The significance• The	  appeal	  by	  the	  Son.	  	  Jesus	  asks	  a	  reluctant	  John	  to	  bap+ze	  Him• The	  anoin+ng	  by	  the	  Spirit.	  	  The	  Holy	  Spirit,	  like	  a	  dove	  comes	  upon	  Him• The	  approval	  by	  the	  Father"And	  lo	  a	  voice	  from	  heaven,	  saying,	  This	  is	  my	  beloved	  Son,	  in	  whom	  I	  am	  well	  pleased."• This	  is	  the	  clearest	  illustra+on	  of	  the	  Trinity	  in	  all	  the 	  Bible• It	  is	  the	  ﬁrst	  of	  three	  occasions	  where	  the	  Father	  orally	  approves	  of	  His	  Son• It	  marks	  the	  ﬁrst	  recorded	  example	  of	  Jesus'	  prayer	  life• It	  serves	  as	  the	  introduc+on	  to	  His	  prophe+cal	  oﬃceHIS	  BAPTISM	  (Mt.	  3:13-­‐17;	  Lk.	  3:21,	  22)©2012	  Dr.	  H.	  L.	  Willmington

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