Session 6: Human Dignity in Scripture
All human life is worthy of dignity and respect. We are made in the image of God. Human life is sacred because we
are made in the image of God, who is sacred.
In the video below Mrs. Christie introduces the lesson with words from the prophet Jeremiah and some
background information on the Gospel stories in this lesson.
Jesus often spent time with people who most considered to be the outcasts of society. This action
reflected Jesus’ deep respect for human life. Look up the following Scripture passages and think about
these questions for each of them.
Questions:
Which characters in the story did Jesus treat with dignity (respect)?
In the story, how did Jesus show that He respected the character?
The Cleansing of a Leper
The Call of Levi (the Tax Collector)
Jesus Forgives the Sinful Woman
The Samaritan Woman
Now that you've read the passages in the Bible and watched the video versions of the Gospel stories, please reflect on them in the following link.
we watched the series The Bible on netflix with our mom and loved it! - Mia and Milla Rios
ReplyDeleteI learned that people used to wipe other peoples feet with their tears and their hair, also that you are still alive in your moms stomach [woon] when you are 7 or 10 months old . But you are really small.
ReplyDeleteI learned that lots of people grow up.
ReplyDeleteI learned that when Jesus says she washed my feet with her tears and dried it off with her hair, that means that she did something nice and understood that it is good to be kind.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you are still in your mothers stomach when you are 7 to 10 months old
ReplyDeleteI learned that a lot of people grow up
ReplyDeleteSophia and Logan- I learned that people use their tears to wipe peoples feet to welcome them. I learned that in just a little amount of time the baby gets bigger and grows a bigger heart.
ReplyDeleteErin Bertran- I learned that people back then did not talk to people with diseases.
ReplyDeleteAbigail Hatzidakis-I learned that people use to clean others feet when they came to their house and also dried them to welcome them.
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