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Mary Magdalene: a Character Study (a Disciple of Jesus)
Mary Magdalene: A Character Study

(A disciple of Jesus)

Setting: Biweekly Prayer Group

Length of Delivery: 45 minutes for each lesson

I. LESSON I

A. Introduction.

1. Who was she?

a. Matthew 27:56,61: 28:1

b. Mark 15:40,47; 16:1-19

c. Luke 8:2; 24:10

d. John 20:1-18

2. What is her name?

3. Where she lived?

a. She was from Magdala, a prosperous town on the coast of Galilee...

4. Mary is Healed.

a. She was possessed by seven demons when Jesus healed her (Mk 16:9; Lk 8:2.)

B. Conclusion.

II. LESSON II

A. Introduction.

1. Historical View.

a. healed of demons

b. full of faith

2. Secular View

a. prostitute or adulterer?

b. immoral?

3. Healed by Jesus

a. Mark - 16:9

b. Luke 8:2

B. Conclusion

III. LESSON III

A. Introduction

1. The Leader

a. Mark 15:40

b. Mark 15:47

c. Mark 16:1

d. Matthew 27:56

2. Mary Magdalene and her Contribution to Christianity

3. References to Mary of Magdalene During the Crucifixion

a. Mark 15:40

b. Matthew 27:56.

c. John 19:25

4. References to Mary of Magdalene After the Crucifixion a. John 20:1:

b. Mark 16:9:

c. John 20:18

5. References to Mary of Magdalene At the Resurrection a. John 20:1

b. Mark 16:9

c. John 20:18:

d. Luke 24

B. Conclusion.

LESSON I

Introduction:

In this lesson, the participant will learn some very basic information about Mary Magdalene, Students will also learn that the thoughts of one person can effectively change the reputation of an individual.

Welcome my friends and thank you for joining me as we take a short journey into the life of Mary
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