NT#10: “Take My Yoke
upon You, and Learn of Me”
Study/discussion questions from the Study Guide and the Teacher’s Manual
Matthew 11:28–30
What are some of [the] burdens [people] bear in this
life?
How does obeying and serving the Lord make our burdens
light?
Matthew 12
vs. 1-2) What did
the Pharisees say about Jesus’ disciples picking corn on the Sabbath?
Matt. 12:3–8) What
did the Lord teach in response to their accusation?
Matt. 12:7) What
did Jesus mean by: “I will have mercy, and not sacrifice”?
Matt. 12:10–13) What
did Jesus teach about the Sabbath when he healed the man with the withered hand
and the woman bound by an infirmity?
How can we apply these teachings of Jesus to guide our
Sabbath activities?
How can keeping the Sabbath day holy make our burdens
light and bring us rest?
Luke 7:37-38, 44–50)
What burden did the woman who washed
Jesus’ feet carry?
How did this woman and Simon the Pharisee differ in
their attitudes toward Jesus?
What obstacles did the woman face that might have kept
her from coming unto Christ?
How would Simon’s attitude toward the woman have made
her burden heavier?
How might we sometimes make another person’s burden of
sin seem heavier?
What qualities did the woman possess that helped her
find forgiveness?
What qualities did Simon possess that
kept him from repenting?
What obstacles might we face that could make
it more difficult to come unto Christ?
How can we overcome these obstacles?
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