Question

Describe the three stages of Jesus' Galilean ministry.

Answer 1

Answer:

The first stage included the public ministry of Jesus in which He preached and worked miracles among the people. In the second stage, Jesus' emphasis in ministry shifted from working miracles to teaching in parables. He seemed to shift to parables as the opposition to his ministry from many of the Jewish religious leaders increased. The third stage included His special ministry of training the twelve disciples and occurred when many people rejected Jesus as the Messiah.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

First stage: Baptism

Second stage: Formation of the primitive church.

Third stage: Last week in Jerusalem.

Explanation:

Some scholars and religious organize the ministry of Jesus in three stages, allowing a greater understanding of his evangelistic life and how the facts about his existence should be managed. The first stage is the baptism of Jesus, where he is first presented as a son of God and begins his journey of preaching, pilgrimages and miracles. The second stage refers to the formation of the primitive church, where Jesus gathers the disciples and begins to get followers who hear his words about God. The third stage refers to Jesus' last days before his death and begins with the moment when he enters Jerusalem, ending with his last week in Jerusalem.