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62 C P H . O R G / C U R R I C U L U M 106 One of the key characters in the transfiguration is Peter. The disciples James and John also witness the events, but once again, it is Peter who speaks up. Sometimes we can be bold speakers like Peter. Do the disciples fully understand what they are witnessing? Let's look at the facts. Review Luke 9:28–36. Choose the best answer for each question, and circle the letter beside that answer. Case Closed Jesus uses His transfiguration to give the disciples and us a glimpse of His glory. He shows us His power, yet He encourages the disciples by returning down the mountain with them. At times we, too, may feel alone and overwhelmed by the task at hand, to live as God's people. But like the disciples returning from the mountaintop, we know that Jesus is always with us. JESUS SHOWS HIS GLORY UNIT 7 | LESSON 51 The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen His glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. John 1:14 1. In verse 32, the disciples were invited to pray on the mountain, but instead they o. build tents. e. fall asleep. p. write the Bible. 2. In verse 33, Peter wants to build three _______ so they can stay on the mountain. u. tents s. altars e. bridges 3. In verse 34, when the disciples enter the cloud, they feel m. excited. t. sorry. s. scared. 4. When the disciples descended from the mountain, who did they tell about Jesus' transfiguration? r. Priests e. Everyone j. No one Using the numbers listed above, fill in the blanks below with the letters that correspond to your answers. Who returns from the mountaintop to help the disciples continue their work? 4 1 3 2 3 Compilation_StudentBook_Grade4.indb 106 Compilation_StudentBook_Grade4.indb 106 10/6/21 10:08 AM 10/6/21 10:08 AM GRADE 4 STUDENT BOOK

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