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The lesson involves studying the Bible by collecting and connecting information about God's operations through Jesus, Peter, and Paul. Key points include:
1. Identifying the audience for each: Jesus and Peter ministered to Israel, while Paul ministered to the Gentiles.
2. Understanding the content of their messages: Jesus and Peter focused on prophecy, while Paul revealed mysteries.
3. Recognizing the role of law and grace: Jesus and Peter emphasized the law, but Paul preached grace.
4. Israel's standing: Jesus said Israel would stand, Peter said they would stumble, and Paul said they had fallen.
5. The gospel: Jesus and Peter preached the gospel of the kingdom, while Paul preached the gospel of the cross.
6. Forgiveness: Jesus and Peter taught conditional forgiveness, but Paul emphasized forgiveness by grace.
By connecting these points, a clear similarity between Jesus and Peter's ministries and a difference with Paul's ministry emerge, providing a basis for rightly dividing the word of truth and understanding why God changed His operation.