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What does Martha say to Jesus when she meets him?
Even now, whatever you say will happen.
All of these are correct.
If you had been here Lazarus wouldn't have died.
You are the saviour, God's own son.
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What do we learn from the account of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead?
Jesus is the Son of God.
Jesus brings freedom and life both now and in eternity.
All of these answers are correct.
Jesus has power and authority over death.
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The shortest verse in the bible says that...
Jesus shouted.
Jesus healed.
Jesus laughed
Jesus wept.
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Why did Jesus pray to the Father aloud?
Because he wanted everyone to believe God had sent him.
Because God wouldn't have heard him otherwise
Because he enjoyed public prayer.
Because he was showing off.
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Jesus said to Martha...
I am the good shepherd.
I am the way and the truth.
I am the resurrection and the Life
I am the bread of Life
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Why did the disciples try to stop Jesus from returning to Judea?
They didn't like Lazarus very much.
They were afraid for their own lives.
They thought Jesus could better use his time elsewhere.
People had tried to kill Jesus in Judea.
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Why didn't Jesus leave immediately to help his friend?
Jesus had had a fight with Lazarus and didn't want to go.
Jesus had other business to attend to first.
Waiting for Lazarus to die would teach him a lesson.
Waiting would bring glory to God and life for Lazarus.
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Martha questioned Jesus when he ordered the stone to be rolled away, because....
She had already shifted into Lazarus' bedroom.
Of the terrible smell in the tomb after four days.
She didn't believe Jesus could raise Lazarus.
She knew Lazarus would be raised at the end of time.
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What was the message Mary and Martha sent to Jesus?
Lazarus is missing.
Lazarus is dead.
Lazarus is sick.
Lazarus has Covid.
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