Kannada Sabbath School

This week we will look at more ways John revealed Jesus as the Messiah, and also, we will look at why some people still continued to reject Him, despite all the powerful reasons affirming Him as the Christ.

Who were some of the blessed people, and why did they testify as they did to the identity of Jesus? Find out more today.

This week’s lesson looks at some of those who witnessed and testified about Jesus. In each of these incidents, some aspects of who Jesus really is are revealed, and together they create a deeper vision of Jesus, the Messiah.

John recounts the encounter between Jesus, the woman at the well, and the people of the Samaritan city of Sychar.

This lesson will highlight the testimony of a few eyewitnesses of Jesus, such as John the Baptist and his two disciples. We will also consider the eyewitness of Philip and Nathanael, and the witness of Nicodemus, a Pharisee, who opened his heart to the light of God’s truth.

This week’s lesson will begin with the Prologue and summarise its major themes. These themes will then be looked at in other places in John’s Gospel, as well.

Jesus not only said things that revealed His divinity but backed up His words with works that manifested His divinity.

John calls Jesus’ miracles “signs”—miraculous events that point toward the deeper reality that Jesus is the Messiah.

The topics for this week include a discussion of the disciples’ experience in believing in Jesus Christ as the risen Lord.

This week’s lesson presents the trial of Jesus, His condemnation, the mockery by the soldiers, His crucifixion, and then His death and burial.

This week’s study analyzes the anointing of Jesus with costly perfume, Peter’s forsaking of Jesus and Jesus’ suffering as a direct fulfillment of prophecy.

The main topic for study this week is the eschatological material of Mark 13 or the analysis of its inner context and the perspective of Ellen G. White on this topic.