( Genesis 2:15)ģ As a Jew, the repentant criminal would have known about Adam and Eve and the Paradise in which Jehovah had placed them. What likely came to the repentant criminal’s mind when Jesus mentioned Paradise? Explain. The man apparently hoped that God would also resurrect him.ģ.
The repentant criminal may have known about this, and as his words suggest, he assumed that Jehovah would resurrect Jesus to rule in God’s Kingdom.
15:24) God had revealed to the Israelites that he would raise the dead. 8:5, 6) Had those criminals been men of the nations, the question asked might have been, “Do you not fear the gods at all?” Furthermore, Jesus was sent, not to people of the nations, but to “the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” ( Matt. That criminal said to the other: “Do you not fear God at all, now that you have received the same judgment?” ( Luke 23:40) The Jews worshipped one God, but people from the nations believed in many gods. What indicates that the repentant criminal was a Jew?Ģ The repentant criminal was likely a Jew. What can we conclude about the criminal who spoke with Jesus and about what this criminal knew? (See paragraphs 2-3)Ģ.
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