Fixed errors found in proofread (#12)

content/36.md

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 1. What did the disciples do when they heard God’s voice?
 
-	The disciples fell down on the ground in fear (#36-5).
+	The disciples fell down on the ground in fear (See: [36:05](36/05)).
 
 1. What did the disciples see when Jesus told them to get up?
 
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
 
 1. When would Jesus allow the disciples to tell people what had happened on the mountain?
 
-	Jesus told the disciples that after he would die and come back to live, they could then tell people what had happened on the mountain (See: [36:07](36/07)).
+	Jesus told the disciples that after he would die and come back to life, they could then tell people what had happened on the mountain (See: [36:07](36/07)).
 
 
 ## What the Story Means to Us
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
 
 1. Why is it significant that Moses and Elijah were the two men who were talking with Jesus?
 
-	Moses and Elijah lived long ago, and were now in heaven with God. They also represented all the law of God and all the Old Testament prophets who prophesied that the Messiah would come and die in order to save people. When they appeared with Jesus, that showed that Jesus was the Messiah.
+	Moses represents all the law of God, and Elijah represents all the Old Testament prophets who prophesied that the Messiah would come and die in order to save people. When they appeared with Jesus, that showed that Jesus was the Messiah.
 
 1. Why was it not proper for Peter to make shelters for Jesus, Moses, and Elijah?
 
@@ -72,4 +72,4 @@
 	
 ## Summary  
 
-Jesus took only his closest disciples—Peter, James, and John—up the mountain with him. He then allowed them to see him briefly change to his divine appearance, and talk with Moses and Elijah about his coming death. The disciples were not yet able to understand what these things meant. But after the death and resurrection of Jesus, they would understand that Jesus was the Messiah and the Son of God. They would then be able to explain to other people that God sent his Son Jesus as the Messiah to pay the penalty for the sins of other people.
+Jesus took only his closest disciples—Peter, James, and John—up the mountain with him. He then allowed them to see him briefly change to his divine appearance and talk with Moses and Elijah about his coming death. The disciples were not yet able to understand what these things meant. But after the death and resurrection of Jesus, they would understand that Jesus was the Messiah and the Son of God. They would then be able to explain to other people that God sent his Son Jesus as the Messiah to pay the penalty for the sins of other people.

content/37.md

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 ## What the Story Means to Us
 
-1. Why do you think Jesus spoke about Lazarus’ death as if Lazarus was asleep?
+1. Why do you think Jesus spoke about Lazarus’ death as if Lazarus were asleep?
 
 	Lazarus had died, but he would not remain dead. Jesus knew that he would make Lazarus alive again. Jesus perhaps said Lazarus was asleep in order to show that his death was temporary. In the same way, God speaks of all believers who die as being asleep. This encourages Christians when a fellow believer dies. 
 

content/38.md

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 1. What did Judas offer to do for the Jewish leaders in exchange for money?
 
-	He offered to betray Jesus to the so they could kill Jesus (See: [38:02](38/02)).
+	He offered to betray Jesus to them so they could kill Jesus (See: [38:02](38/02)).
 
 1. What did Jesus say the bread he broke represented?
 
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
 
 1. What did Jesus do for the servant of the high priest?
 
-	Jesus headed the servant after Peter cut off his ear with a sword (See: [38:15](38/15)).
+	Jesus healed the servant after Peter cut off his ear with a sword (See: [38:15](38/15)).
 
 
 ## What the Story Means to Us
@@ -67,13 +67,13 @@
 
 1. Why did the Jewish leaders need Judas to betray Jesus?
 
-	Jesus taught publicly every day, but the Jewish leaders were afraid to arrest him in front of the crowds who came to listen to him. The needed Judas to tell them when Jesus would be in a secluded place so they could arrest him in secret.
+	Jesus taught publicly every day, but the Jewish leaders were afraid to arrest him in front of the crowds who came to listen to him. They needed Judas to tell them when Jesus would be in a secluded place so they could arrest him in secret.
 
-1. Why do you think Peter stuck the servant of the high priest with his sword?
+1. Why do you think Peter struck the servant of the high priest with his sword?
 
-	Peter did not understand that Jesus must die for sinners. He had not listened each time Jesus told him this would happen. Therefore, he wrongly tried to save Jesus by force. But Jesus rebuked Peter, and even healed the servant that Peter struck. He did not want his servants to prevent his arrest.
+	Peter did not understand that Jesus must die for sinners. He had not listened each time Jesus told him this would happen. Therefore, he wrongly tried to save Jesus by force. But Jesus rebuked Peter and even healed the servant that Peter struck. He did not want his servants to prevent his arrest.
 
 
 ## Summary  
 
-Jesus understood that the Passover meal represented the way Jesus would suffer and die for sinner. He explained this to his disciples, but they did not understand him or believe that he would die. None of the disciples prayed or prepared for the time when Jesus would be betrayed. Even worse, his own disciple, Judas, betrayed him. Then the other disciples ran away. However, this did not surprise Jesus. He knew they would leave him, and that he would die. That was the reason for which he came into the world.
+Jesus understood that the Passover meal represented the way Jesus would suffer and die for sinners. He explained this to his disciples, but they did not understand him or believe that he would die. None of the disciples prayed or prepared for the time when Jesus would be betrayed. Even worse, his own disciple, Judas, betrayed him. Then the other disciples ran away. However, this did not surprise Jesus. He knew they would leave him and that he would die. That was the reason for which he came into the world.