This portion of Scripture opens up the mind to the greatest need of every person. It explains the shortcomings of Old Testament personages, as well as the change in individuals after the Day of Pentecost. We see here was had been previously unknown.

What is the purpose of this miracle? Was it just to please His mother? Was it fermented wine? Each of these things will be answered in this study.

This study takes a close look at who it was that followed Jesus when John the Baptist said, “Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sins of the world.” We conclude with the Lord Jesus giving a glorious revelation of Himself as God the Son.

Satan is once again seen in this study seeking the fall of the man Christ Jesus. He continued to use what had been a tried and true method against man for some four thousand years. In this study we see him come at Jesus from a new direction. The Lord’s understanding of God’s Word is worth careful observation found in the study before  us.

The different avenues of temptation by Satan are discussed in this study. We will see as our Lord is brought face to face not only with the Devil, but also with two of these avenues.

Why did Jesus go into the wilderness? Why did He need to face the Devil? What does the Devil look like? Each of these questions will be answered in this study.

What was the purpose of Jesus’ baptism? How is His baptism linked to John the Baptism? This study attempts to answer this question.

Was John the Baptist, Elijah? If not, what was his connection to Elijah? What was his ministry? Why did the Jews ask if he was Elijah? This and more will be addressed in this study.