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- 1. Curator: Cristdale A. Lugao, Riza O. Qui?onez, Donnabie M. Pecenio School: LAYOG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Copyright Disclaimer: The use of copyright material herewith has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. This nonprofit Supplementary Reading Material is strictly for educational purposes only. It upholds the principle of fair use and all rights are reserved for the copyright owner.
- 2. Curator: Cristdale A. Lugao, Riza O. Qui?onez, Donnabie M. Pecenio School: LAYOG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Copyright Disclaimer: The use of copyright material herewith has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. This nonprofit Supplementary Reading Material is strictly for educational purposes only. It upholds the principle of fair use and all rights are reserved for the copyright owner. The man who couldn¡¯t walk Adapted by: Cristdale A. Lugao Donnabie M. Pecenio Riza O. Qui?onez
- 3. Curator: Cristdale A. Lugao, Riza O. Qui?onez, Donnabie M. Pecenio School: LAYOG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Copyright Disclaimer: The use of copyright material herewith has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. This nonprofit Supplementary Reading Material is strictly for educational purposes only. It upholds the principle of fair use and all rights are reserved for the copyright owner. Source Note S. A Wright, 5 minute Bible Stories: Lampora Publishing House, Inc, 2021 ¡®Excuse me!¡¯ ¡®Be careful now!¡¯ Lifting their friend carefully through all the people and then up the steps beside the house was not easy. But the four men wanted their friend to meet Jesus. They wanted Jesus to meet their friend ¨C and help him to walk again! The crowd was a problem. So they planned to make a hole in the roof and lower him down into the room below where Jesus was talking to a crowd of people. The plan worked. Jesus knew just what they wanted. And Jesus healed their friend so that he could pick himself up and walk home! People could hardly believe what had happened in that room that day. Who was Jesus? How did he do that? Image Source Note
- 4. Curator: Cristdale A. Lugao, Riza O. Qui?onez, Donnabie M. Pecenio School: LAYOG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Copyright Disclaimer: The use of copyright material herewith has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. This nonprofit Supplementary Reading Material is strictly for educational purposes only. It upholds the principle of fair use and all rights are reserved for the copyright owner. Elementary: Comprehension Questions: 1. What does ¡°lifting¡± mean in the story? a. To pick b. To rise up c. To go down d. To go sideward 2. Who healed the paralyzed man? 3. What did they do to meet Jesus? 4. What would have happened to their friend if they didn¡¯t meet Jesus? 5. What do you think the men expected Jesus to do? Secondary: 1. Who healed the paralyzed man? 2. In the first paragraph of the story, it clearly shows the efforts taken by the friends of the sick man to meet Jesus and help him walk again. If you were one of the friends of the sick man, would you also do the same? Support your answer. 3. Do you think that the strong faith to Jesus of the paralyzed man helped him healed? Support your answer.
- 5. Curator: Cristdale A. Lugao, Riza O. Qui?onez, Donnabie M. Pecenio School: LAYOG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Copyright Disclaimer: The use of copyright material herewith has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. This nonprofit Supplementary Reading Material is strictly for educational purposes only. It upholds the principle of fair use and all rights are reserved for the copyright owner. 4. In the Philippine context, Filipinos practiced Bayanihan - an expression of Malasakit, sharing other people¡¯s burdens. Do you think this practice was shown in the story? Support your answer. 5. ¡°People could hardly believe what had happened in the room that day.¡± This line implies that people were shocked because Jesus healed the man. Do you agree that faith in Jesus heal sickness? Support your answer.