“It would be well for us tospend a thoughtful hour each day in contemplation of the life of Christ”

—The Desire of Ages, p. 83Books available at www.AdventistBookCenter.com

Chapter 12“We Have

Seen Him!”

This study is based on Luke 24:13-48, John 20:19-29The Desire of Ages, chapters 83, 84—See also Messiah chapters 83, 84

Why would Jesus have appeared to two

“unknown” disciples before He appeared

to the group?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

What does this appearance of Jesus

mean to us, who are not as “known” as some Christian leaders?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

What was the reactionof the disciples when

Jesus appeared among them in the room?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

What did Jesus doto convince themthat He was real?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

The disciples hadto share with theworld what they

had seen and heard.

Is that our job as well?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

What have you seenand heard about Jesus

that you can share?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

What is the difference between a person

judging others and the church acting to reprove

and correct sinners?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

Can a church also be guilty of judging others?

The Desire of Ages 804-6 and Messiah 429-30

What happens if we insist that all our doubts

be removed, all our questions answered?

The Desire of Ages 806-8 and Messiah 430-1

What doubts doyou still have?

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How should we treat those who raise

questions or doubts about God or religion?

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