Together in Jesus First Reconciliation "How Should I Forgive" Lesson 4, Part 2, November 7, 2021
Welcome to your 4th "Together in Jesus" Reconciliation" Lesson, Part 2. The "Together in Jesus" program is designed to prepare you to receive the Sacrament of First Reconciliation. Through biblical stories and hands-on activities you will learn about the Ten Commandments, how to love and forgive each other as Jesus teaches, and how to prepare to make a good confession. So let's get started.
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TOGETHER IN JESUS: FIRST RECONCILIATION:  First, let's begin by locating your "Together in Jesus: First Reconciliation" Lesson 4 booklet. Also, be sure to have nearby the sticker sheet that came with your booklet. Once you have both, you are ready to go! Today's lesson is "How Should I Forgive?" Turn to page 3 in your lesson booklet and read the cartoon. When you are done read the "Parable of the Unforgiving Servant" (see below) and then answer the questions below.
What do you think Sammy's brother will do? *
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What would you do? *
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The servants Master was compassionate and forgiving, telling the servant he did not need to pay back the loan. *
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The servant was compassionate and forgiving, telling one of his fellow servants he would forgive his loan. *
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Was the servant as forgiving as his Master? *
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Fantastic job! The moral of this story is to treat other’s the way you want to be treated. In this story, the king represents Jesus who has forgiven us for far more than we could ever imagine. Yet we are so slow to forgive others when they do us wrong. Through this parable, Jesus reminds us that because He has forgiven our sins, we are to do the same to those around us and need to consistently exhibit an attitude of forgiveness.
LEARNING ABOUT THE TEN COMMANDMENTS: You have already covered half of the Ten Commandments in our first three lessons. Today we will continue our learning journey with the 6th and 7th Commandments. Turn to pages 10 and 11 in your "Learning About the Commandments" booklet and read "You shall not commit adultery" and "You shall not steal" then answer the questions below.
The Israelites believed in God's promises. They knew God would be faithful to them. *
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The 6th Commandment reminds us that just as God is faithful, we must always keep our _______________ too. *
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Jesus grew up in the home of a humble _____________? *
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Jesus didn't live in a palace. He didn't have servants. But he had __________ and ___________ who loved him. *
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When we focus on _____________ and ______________ - instead of getting and receiving - we're truly happy. *
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Great job! The 6th Commandment invites us to look at our relationships and ask ourselves if we are faithful to others? Do we consider what is best for them? Do we respect their needs and feelings? You want to be honest in your relationships and not "fake." The 7th Commandment forbids theft, which is taking for ourselves what does not belong to us. This commandment urges us to respect others by respecting what belongs to them and not to us. Be sure to look over the questions in the "I examine my conscience section" to see how you may not be keeping these commandments and how you might do better.  Then look for your 6th and 7th Commandment stickers and place them in the appropriate circles.
Super great job!  I want you to remember that "Reconciliation is a Celebration." It is a celebration of God's power to make all things new for us!! We will continue to learn more about this celebration as we continue our lessons!
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