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   The New Testament story that is crucial to an understanding of Jesus’ temptation is the account of His baptism (Matt. 3:13–17). The one event follows right after the other as Matthew, Mark, and Luke all make clear. Mark (1:12) says that the temptation took place “immediately” (εὐθύς, euthus) after the baptism. At

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   First Temptation: “Live for Material Self-Empowerment” (“Self-Feeding”) Satan’s first temptation directed at Jesus tells Jesus to prove that he is the Son of God by miraculously turning desert stones into bread in order to meet his hunger.

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   THE FIRST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST Today is the first Sunday in Lent, observed by many Christians through 40 days of solemn preparation for Easter. The forty days correspond to the time that Jesus spent alone in the desert without food, fasting, if you will, and being tempted by Satan.

4. avhughes.com › 2014 › 01The Temptation of Christ - Al Hughes Ministries

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   The Temptation of Christ. Matthew 4:1-11; Mark 1:12-13; Luke 4:1-13. The •There accounts of Matthew and Luke vary in the temptation of Christ: Matthew were more than the three temptations mentioned (Luke 4:2). records the temptations in historical order.

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   In order to mount to the Cross, the summit of sacrifice, and to God, the summit of immateriality, Christ passed through all the stages which the man who struggles passes through. That is why his suffering is so familiar to us; that is why we share it, and why his The Last Temptation of Christ.

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   First temptation: (verse 2-4) After fasting forty days and forty nights, he was hungry. The tempter came to him and said, ^If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread. _ Jesus answered, It is written: ZMan does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God. Second temptation: (verse 5-7)

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   What is Satan's first Temptation directed at Jesus?

   • Satan’s first temptation directed at Jesus tells Jesus to prove that he is the Son of God by miraculously turning desert stones into bread in order to meet his hunger.

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   How did Jesus meet the first temptation?

   • The devil said to Jesus, “If you are the Son of God throw Yourself down; for it is written, ‘He will give His angels charge concerning You;’ and ‘On their hands they will bear You up, lest You strike Your foot against a stone.’” The Lord Jesus met the first temptation by quoting Scripture. He would live by every word out of God’s mouth.

   Matthew’s Account of the Temptation of Jesus

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   What does the New Testament say about Jesus' temptation?

   • The New Testament story that is crucial to an understanding of Jesus’ temptation is the account of His baptism (Matt. 3:13–17). The one event follows right after the other as Matthew, Mark, and Luke all make clear. Mark (1:12) says that the temptation took place “immediately” (εὐθύς, euthus) after the baptism.

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   What was the first temptation in the Bible?

   • The first temptation was a temptation to carnality or selfishness. The second was a temptation to super-spirituality—a spectacular act for God. He rejected both. But then the devil offered Him a way to help people—the poor and downtrodden of this world.

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   Did Jesus have a temptation?

   • Jesus’ temptations, wrote Ferguson, “constitute an epochal...[and] cosmic...event.” His temptations “constitute the tempting of the last Adam.”121 The temptation account is to be seen, he wrote, “as a re-run of Eden.” “Like Adam before Him,” he added, “Jesus was incited to ‘be as God’ and to reject His word.

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   What is the temptation facing Jesus?

   • The temptation facing Jesus faces believers on a practical level every day. It faces the man or woman in the Lord’s work who is striving for success. Such a person may be so driven by success that he no longer can distinguish between his work for God and God.

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   The First Temptation of Christ. Christ had entered the world as Satan's destroyer and the Redeemer of the captives bound by his power. He would leave an example in His own victorious life for man to follow, and thus overcome the temptations of Satan. Con 36.1.