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Temptations of Christ the Temptation Term Paper

Pages:5 (1790 words)

Sources:1+

Subject:Religion

Topic:Kingdom Of God

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In conclusion, Jesus defeats Satan through his faith and knowledge of God's law. However, there is a much deeper layer that lies in the supremacy of the spiritual world over the physical world. The temptation story establishes the degree of perfection that is inherent in Jesus through analogy. There is an implied comparison between what Jesus did and what the reader would do. The story asks the reader to look inside themselves and make a comparison. The lessons in the temptation story set the stage for the other tests that are to follow. They demonstrate Jesus' readiness for the tasks that lie ahead.

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Conrad, C. 2002. "New Observations on Voice in the Ancient Greek Verb." St., Louis, IL:

Washington University. Online. Available from Internet, http://www.ioa.com/~cwconrad/Docs/NewObsAncGrkVc.pdf, Accessed August 15,

Dunbar, D. 2003. "Re-visioning Jesus: The Quest to Universalize Christ." Quodlibet 5(2-

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Stein, R.1996. Jesus the Messiah: A Survey of the Life of Christ. (Downers Grove:

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Dan Dunbar. "Re-visioning Jesus: The Quest to Universalize Christ." Quodlibet

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Michael Antonakes. 2004. "Nikos Kazantzakis and Christ as Hero" Journal of Modern Greek Studies. 22: 95-105.

Robert Stein.1996. Jesus the Messiah: A Survey of the Life of Christ. (Downers Grove: InterVarsity,): 102-107.

Carl Conrad. 2002. "New Observations on Voice in the Ancient Greek Verb." St., Louis, IL: Washington University. Online. Available from Internet, http://www.ioa.com/~cwconrad/Docs/NewObsAncGrkVc.pdf, Accessed August 15,

Ibid. Online.


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Works Cited

Antonakes, M. 2004. "Nikos Kazantzakis and Christ as Hero" Journal of Modern Greek

Studies. 22: 95-105.

Conrad, C. 2002. "New Observations on Voice in the Ancient Greek Verb." St., Louis, IL:

Washington University. Online. Available from Internet, http://www.ioa.com/~cwconrad/Docs/NewObsAncGrkVc.pdf, Accessed August 15,

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