Free Bible Word Search – Matthew 16:1-12 Warning Signs and True Understanding (Downloadable jpg)

Welcome to today’s free Bible word search! Today, we’re diving into Matthew 16:1–12, where Jesus challenges both the Pharisees and His disciples to see with spiritual eyes. While the religious leaders demand a sign from heaven, Jesus points to the “sign of Jonah.” Later, He uses a metaphor about yeast to caution His disciples against being influenced by the Pharisees’ and Sadducees’ misleading teachings.

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Why This Word Search Matters

Matthew 16:1-12 highlights how easy it is to miss the truth when we’re too focused on external signs and not attuned to what God is already doing. The Pharisees and Sadducees had seen Jesus perform miracles, yet they still asked for more proof—revealing their hardened hearts, not genuine curiosity. Meanwhile, the disciples misunderstood Jesus’ warning, thinking He was talking about bread, when He was actually warning them about dangerous teaching. Jesus reminds them (and us) that true faith isn’t about demanding signs—it’s about remembering what God has already done and trusting His word. It’s a call to stay alert, discern what influences us, and keep our hearts grounded in truth.

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