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Early Days
Bible Ref:  Matthew 3 & 4;  Mark 1;  Luke 2-4;  John 1-4
 
Each of the following sketches (scenes) can be used to form the basis for a complete act of worship or used as individual scenes on separate occasions. Each scene will require a narrator to read the linking text as well as the characters in the scene itself.
 
List of scenes:
Jesus Visits the Temple as a Boy
John the Baptist Begins His Ministry
Jesus is Tempted in the Wilderness
The First Followers of Jesus
Nathanael – the True Israelite
The Wedding at Cana
Water into Wine
Nicodemus
The Samaritan Woman at the Well

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Jesus is Tempted in the Wilderness 

As they watched, Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, turned and strode away from them. He left the company and friendship of his cousin and made for the desert. He walked on, not stopping until the last face was miles behind him and his only companions were the rocks and the wild animals. Before long a serpent slithered by his feet and a voice permeated his thoughts.  
 
The devil said:     
What are you doing out here, all alone? Don’t trust God’s care. Grab what you can now. You know your own power. Eat and drink - it won’t matter. Look at those rocks, imagine the sweet smell of loaves that size. If you want to deprive yourself thenne – but do it tomorrow.  Can’t you just smell that bread? 

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