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    Jesus observed the Roman officers with a calm, solemn face, knowing the fate of Jerusalem. He spent the night withdrawing from the temple and praying. His act of cursing a fig tree that bore no fruit astonished the disciples, symbolizing the Jewish religion that had lost its spiritual fruitfulness despite outward beauty. God held the Jews accountable for failing to produce the fruit of love for God and others, and for hardening their hearts against responding to the Spirit, though every evidence of God's grace was calling them to repentance. Ultimately, each person is responsible for his or her own acceptance or rejection of God's gift of salvation.

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    Jesus observed the Roman officers with a calm, solemn face, knowing the fate of Jerusalem. He spent the night withdrawing from the temple and praying. His act of cursing a fig tree that bore no fruit astonished the disciples, symbolizing the Jewish religion that had lost its spiritual fruitfulness despite outward beauty. God held the Jews accountable for failing to produce the fruit of love for God and others, and for hardening their hearts against responding to the Spirit, though every evidence of God's grace was calling them to repentance. Ultimately, each person is responsible for his or her own acceptance or rejection of God's gift of salvation.

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    Jesus observed the Roman officers with a calm, solemn face, knowing the fate of Jerusalem. He spent the night withdrawing from the temple and praying. His act of cursing a fig tree that bore no fruit astonished the disciples, symbolizing the Jewish religion that had lost its spiritual fruitfulness despite outward beauty. God held the Jews accountable for failing to produce the fruit of love for God and others, and for hardening their hearts against responding to the Spirit, though every evidence of God's grace was calling them to repentance. Ultimately, each person is responsible for his or her own acceptance or rejection of God's gift of salvation.

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    64 A Doomed People

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    Jesus observed the Roman officers with a calm, solemn face, knowing the fate of Jerusalem. He spent the night withdrawing from the temple and praying. His act of cursing a fig tree that bore no fruit astonished the disciples, symbolizing the Jewish religion that had lost its spiritual fruitfulness despite outward beauty. God held the Jews accountable for failing to produce the fruit of love for God and others, and for hardening their hearts against responding to the Spirit, though every evidence of God's grace was calling them to repentance. Ultimately, each person is responsible for his or her own acceptance or rejection of God's gift of salvation.

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    Jesus#64 A Doomed People

    Texts: Matthew 21:17-22

    Desire of Ages, p. 580-588

    1. What did the Roman officers see in the calm, solemn face of Jesus?
    (581.1)

    7. What eclipsed their love to God and man? (583.3)

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    2. What did Jesus do through the night as He withdrew from the


    temple to Bethany? (581.3)

    8. How can an open sinner be less guilty than he who professes to


    serve God? (584.1)

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    3. Why did Christs act of cursing the tree astonish the disciples?
    (582.2)

    9. How can a person become so hardened they cease to respond to the


    Spirit of God? (587.1)

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    4. What does the acted parable of cursing the fig tree symbolize?
    (582.4)
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    10. Why doesnt God remove every objection against the truth?
    (587.5)
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    11. What is every evidence of the grace of God doing? (588.1)

    5. The Jewish religion looked beautiful, but what was missing? (582.4)
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    6. What did God hold the Jews accountable for? (583.1)

    12. Why does God hold each person accountable for his/her own
    destruction? (588.2)

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