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Congregation Study for April 6 to 12, 2026

Here you will find clear comments for lessons 74 and 75, with useful ideas about Jesus' baptism and the three temptations to help you participate in the meeting.

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Lessons 74 and 75 on one page

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This week's content: you will find comments about Jesus gets baptized and the three temptations, arranged for quick and orderly reading.

Lesson 74

Jesus Gets Baptized

These questions summarize key ideas you can use naturally during the week.

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Why did Jesus get baptized?

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Jesus got baptized because he wanted to show that he was ready to do Jehovah's will. Although he had no sins to repent of, his baptism symbolized that he was presenting himself to his Father in order to begin the special work assigned to him on earth.

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He was also baptized to receive holy spirit and to be anointed as the Messiah. Jehovah publicly confirmed that Jesus was his beloved Son and gave him the backing he needed to begin his ministry.

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Why did John say that Jesus was the Lamb of God?

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John identified Jesus as the perfect sacrifice that would take away the sin of the world. By using that expression, he was showing that Jesus would fulfill the prophecies related to the ransom for mankind.

Lesson 75

Three Temptations

These brief answers help you highlight Jesus' example and the way he used God's Word.

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What were the three temptations?

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The temptations attacked three areas: physical desire, when Satan wanted Jesus to turn stones into bread; presumption, when he invited him to throw himself down from the temple; and the desire for power, when he offered him the kingdoms of the world.

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How did Jesus answer the Devil?

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Jesus always answered by using God's Word: "It is written." He did not trust in his own reasoning, but in the truths of the Scriptures, leaving an excellent example of how to defend the truth with calmness and confidence.

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This page covers lessons 74 and 75 of the Congregation Study.

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It reviews Jesus' baptism and the three temptations he faced in the wilderness.

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