Guess who’s coming to dinner?

Some students to look up:

1. Lk 2:41

2. Lk 9:17

3. Lk 13:29

4. Lk 14:8

5. Lk 15:23

Copy out this table but Re-arrange the descriptions so they match the

appropriate scripture passageScripture Passage

Description

1. Mark 8:1-10 A wedding reception with problems

2. Luke 7:36-50 At home with two sisters

3. Luke 10:38-42 An unwelcome guest

4. Luke 15:11-32 Seven loaves and a few fish feed four thousand

5. Luke 19:1-10 The master washes the servant’s feet

6. John 2:1-10 A ‘Welcome Home’ Party

7. John 6:1-13 Staying with the tax collector

8. John 13:4-5, 13-16 The boy who shared his lunch

A Meal with Jesus

Do the task: “A meal with Jesus” from Pg 14 of your workbook

John Six

1. Read John 6:60-66 in your Bible. Write down what many of Jesus’ followers said and did when they heard these words

2. Why do you think they reacted in this way?

3. Read John 6:67-69. Write down what Simon Peter said in reply to Jesus’ question: “Do you want to go away too?”

The Last Supper

Jesus’ mysterious words about the bread of life started to make sense to the disciples at the

Last Supper, when on the night before he died, “he took some bread, and after he had given

thanks, he broke it, and he said, ‘This is my body, which is for you; do this in remembrance of me.’ And in the same way, with the cup after supper,

saying, ‘This cup is the new covenant in my blood. Whenever you drink it, do this as a memorial of me.’” (1 Corinthians 11:23-25)