Watching the video-the uniqueness of jesus

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Assignment:

1. How should humanity (you) respond to a world of tragedy and pain?

2. After watching the video "The uniqueness of Jesus" answer the following 3 questions:

1) What makes Jesus unique, especially as compared to Solomon?

2) How does the temptations of Jesus (Matthew 4), compare to the story of Israel?

3) What practical applications can we make from Jesus' victory over evil, as we face temptations still today?

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