Jesus’ Teachings - Kingdom of God - Ways to the Kingdom of God：練習問題

According to Jesus’ proclamation in Mark 1:15, what are the two fundamental responses required from those who hear the Good News of the Kingdom of God?

Which of the following best explains why the rich young ruler went away sad after his conversation with Jesus?

In Mark 9:43-47, Jesus uses the radical metaphors of cutting off a hand or foot to describe the 'purity of heart' needed for the Kingdom. What is the core lesson of this teaching?

In Jesus' teaching about the little children in Mark 10:13-16, what specific attitude is described as necessary for anyone wishing to enter the Kingdom of God?

In Mark 10:13-16, when Jesus says, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these," what quality is he primarily highlighting as essential for entering the Kingdom?

According to Mark 1:15, what are the two fundamental requirements Jesus set for those responding to the good news of the Kingdom of God?

How does Jesus' teaching on the virtue of love in Mark 9:41-50 suggest that even small acts of service, such as giving a cup of water, are significant for the Kingdom of God?

In \(Mk. 1:15\), Jesus begins his ministry by proclaiming: 'The time has come. The Kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good news!'

(a) Define the term 'repentance' within the context of the Ways to the Kingdom of God.
(b) Explain why 'belief' (faith) is considered a necessary response to the proclamation that the Kingdom is near.