Jesus Your Saviour

Lesson 14 Lesson Objectives 1. To read the New Testament with understanding. 2. To understand how the New Testament depicts Jesus as the fulfillment of the covenants of the Old Testament. 3. To appreciate, especially, the importance of God's everlasting covenant with David for understanding the mission of Jesus and the Church as it is presented in the New Testament. Lesson Outline I. New Exodus in Jerusalem   a. With Moses and Elijah   b. Making a King's Entrance c. Passover–Old and New   d. Our Paschal Lamb e. Death of the Beloved Son II. The End of His Story   a. Beginning with Moses b. Kingdom of the Spirit c. Sacraments of Childhood e. Completing the Word of God f. Revealing the End III. Study Questions for Lesson 14 I. New Exodus in Jerusalem a. With Moses and Elijah Peter, along with James and John, are chosen to see Jesus "transfigured" in glory on a mountaintop. The Transfigura

Lesson 13 Lesson Objectives 1. To read the New Testament with understanding. 2. To understand how the New Testament depicts Jesus as the fulfillment of the covenants of the Old Testament. 3. To appreciate, especially, the importance of God's everlasting covenant with David for understanding the mission of Jesus and the Church as it is presented in the New Testament. Lesson Outline I. Review and Overview a. The New Concealed in the Old b. Turning to the New Testament II. The Birth of the Messiah a. Annunciation and Visitation b. Nativity and the Temple III. The Kingdom Is at Hand a. Baptizing the Beloved Son   b. Tempting the New Moses c. Blessings of the Kingdom d. The Good Shepherd e. The Keys to the Kingdom IV. Study Questions For Lesson 13 I. Review and Overview   a. The New Concealed in the Old St. Augustine said the New Testament is concealed in the Old and the Old Testament is revealed in the N