Discipleship and Miracles of Jesus

The video recounts Jesus' journey after overcoming Satan's temptation, as he begins his ministry by teaching God's word. He gathers a crowd by the Sea of Galilee, where he performs a miracle by helping Peter and other fishermen catch an abundance of fish. This event leads to Peter, Andrew, James, and John becoming Jesus' first disciples, committing to follow him and spread his teachings.

What significant event allowed Jesus to begin his ministry?

• His baptism by John

• Passing the Test of Temptation

• Gathering his first disciples

• Performing his first miracle

Where did Jesus preach to a large crowd, as mentioned in the transcript?

• Mount of Olives

• Garden of Gethsemane

• Temple in Jerusalem

• Sea of Galilee

Who were the two fishermen Jesus encountered by the Sea of Galilee?

• James and John

• Philip and Bartholomew

• Simon and Andrew

• Matthew and Thomas

What did Jesus ask Simon to do with his boat?

• Repair it for future use

• Use it to catch fish

• Take him a little into the water

• Sail to the other side of the lake

What was the result of Jesus' instruction to let down the nets?

• They caught no fish

• A miraculous catch of fish

• The boat sank

• The nets broke

How did Peter react to the miraculous catch of fish?

• He doubted Jesus' power

• He ignored the miracle

• He felt unworthy and sinful

• He celebrated with the crowd

What new role did Jesus offer to Simon, Andrew, James, and John?

• Guardians of the temple

• Teachers of the law

• Fishers of men

• Fishermen of the sea

What did the first disciples do after Jesus called them?

• Continued fishing

• Followed Jesus and left their nets

• Built a church

• Returned to their families

Who were the first disciples of Jesus according to the transcript?

• Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

• Peter, Andrew, James, and John

• Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, and Judas

• Simon, Thaddeus, James, and Judas

What did Jesus promise to make the first disciples?

• Prophets of the new covenant

• Fishers of men

• Guardians of the faith

• Leaders of the church