Educational worksheet on Jesus' teachings with interactive puzzles and writing activity.

Let’s solve this step by step.

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We have two parts:

Part 1: “Why did the people come to Jesus?”

We are given a grid with numbers and letters:

```
1 2 3
4 A F O
5 B H P
6 C I R
7 D L S
8 E M T
```

And we have blanks with number pairs like `8,3`, `4,3`, etc. Each pair means: look at row (first number), column (second number) in the grid above.

For example:
- `8,3` → Row 8, Column 3 → T
- `4,3` → Row 4, Column 3 → O
- `5,2` → Row 5, Column 2 → H
- `8,1` → Row 8, Column 1 → E
- `4,1` → Row 4, Column 1 → A
- `6,3` → Row 6, Column 3 → R

So let’s decode each line:

First line:
`8,3 4,3 5,2 8,1 4,1 6,3`
→ T O H E A R → “TO HEAR”

Second line:
`5,2 6,2 8,2`
→ H I M → “HIM”

Third line:
`8,3 4,3 5,1 8,1`
→ T O B E → “TO BE”

Fourth line:
`5,2 8,1 4,1 7,2 8,1 7,1`
→ H E A L E D → “HEALED”

Fifth line:
`4,3 4,2 8,3 5,2 8,1 6,2 6,3`
→ O F T O H I R → Wait — that doesn’t make sense. Let’s double-check:

Actually, let’s re-read the fifth line from the image:

It says:
`4,3 4,2 8,3 5,2 8,1 6,2 6,3`

Decode:
- 4,3 → O
- 4,2 → F
- 8,3 → T
- 5,2 → H
- 8,1 → E
- 6,2 → I
- 6,3 → R

→ “OFTHEIR” → That should be “OF THEIR” — but it’s written as one word? Maybe it’s “OF THEIR” and the next part continues?

Wait — looking back at the original layout, the blanks are arranged in lines, and the last line is:

`7,1 6,2 7,3 8,1 4,1 7,3 8,1 7,3`

Decode:
- 7,1 → D
- 6,2 → I
- 7,3 → S
- 8,1 → E
- 4,1 → A
- 7,3 → S
- 8,1 → E
- 7,3 → S

→ “DISEASES”

So putting all together:

Line 1: TO HEAR
Line 2: HIM
Line 3: TO BE
Line 4: HEALED
Line 5: OF THEIR
Line 6: DISEASES

But wait — line 5 was `4,3 4,2 8,3 5,2 8,1 6,2 6,3` → O F T H E I R → “OF THEIR”

Yes! So full sentence:

“TO HEAR HIM TO BE HEALED OF THEIR DISEASES”

That makes perfect sense biblically — people came to Jesus to hear Him and be healed of their diseases.

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Part 2: “Read Jesus’ words.”

We are told:

> First write all the words numbered “1” in order. When you reach the last 1, return to the top of the chart and write all of the “2” words in order. Return to the top of the chart to start each new number.

The chart has numbered words:

Row 1:
1 Blessed
2 God
3 Blessed
4 you
5 and
1 are
2 Blessed

Row 2:
3 are
4 when
5 reject
1 you
2 are
3 you
4 men
5 your

Row 3:
1 who
2 you
3 who
4 hate
5 name
1 are
2 who

Row 4:
3 weep
4 you
5 as
1 poor
2 hunger
3 now
4 when
5 evil

Row 5:
1 for
2 now
3 for
4 they
5 because
1 yours
2 for

Row 6:
3 you
4 exclude
5 of
1 is
2 you
3 will
4 you
5 the

Row 7:
2 will
3 laugh
4 and
5 Son
1 kingdom
2 be
3 Blessed

Row 8:
4 insult
5 of
1 of
2 satisfied
3 are
4 you
5 Man

Now, collect all “1” words in order they appear:

From Row 1:
1. Blessed
6. are

Row 2:
10. you

Row 3:
11. who
16. are

Row 4:
17. poor

Row 5:
21. for
26. yours

Row 6:
27. is

Row 7:
31. kingdom

Row 8:
37. of

So “1” words:
Blessed, are, you, who, are, poor, for, yours, is, kingdom, of

Wait — let’s list them in exact order as they appear in the grid:

Go row by row, left to right, and pick every word labeled “1”:

Row 1:
Pos 1: Blessed
Pos 6: are

Row 2:
Pos 4: you

Row 3:
Pos 1: who
Pos 6: are

Row 4:
Pos 4: poor

Row 5:
Pos 1: for
Pos 6: yours

Row 6:
Pos 4: is

Row 7:
Pos 5: kingdom

Row 8:
Pos 3: of

So sequence of “1” words:
Blessed, are, you, who, are, poor, for, yours, is, kingdom, of

Now “2” words:

Row 1:
Pos 2: God
Pos 7: Blessed

Row 2:
Pos 5: are
Pos 7: your

Row 3:
Pos 2: you
Pos 7: who

Row 4:
Pos 5: hunger
Pos 8: when

Row 5:
Pos 2: now
Pos 7: for

Row 6:
Pos 5: you
Pos 8: you

Row 7:
Pos 2: be
Pos 6: be

Row 8:
Pos 4: satisfied
Pos 7: you

So “2” words:
God, Blessed, are, your, you, who, hunger, when, now, for, you, you, be, be, satisfied, you

Now “3” words:

Row 1:
Pos 3: Blessed

Row 2:
Pos 1: are
Pos 3: who
Pos 6: you

Row 3:
Pos 3: who

Row 4:
Pos 1: weep
Pos 6: now

Row 5:
Pos 3: for

Row 6:
Pos 1: you
Pos 6: will

Row 7:
Pos 3: laugh
Pos 7: Blessed

Row 8:
Pos 5: are

So “3” words:
Blessed, are, who, you, who, weep, now, for, you, will, laugh, Blessed, are

Now “4” words:

Row 1:
Pos 4: you

Row 2:
Pos 2: when
Pos 4: men

Row 3:
Pos 4: hate

Row 4:
Pos 2: you
Pos 7: when

Row 5:
Pos 4: they

Row 6:
Pos 2: exclude
Pos 7: you

Row 7:
Pos 4: and

Row 8:
Pos 1: insult
Pos 6: you

So “4” words:
you, when, men, hate, you, when, they, exclude, you, and, insult, you

Now “5” words:

Row 1:
Pos 5: and

Row 2:
Pos 3: reject
Pos 8: your

Row 3:
Pos 5: name

Row 4:
Pos 3: as
Pos 8: evil

Row 5:
Pos 5: because
Pos 8: for

Row 6:
Pos 3: of
Pos 8: the

Row 7:
Pos 5: Son

Row 8:
Pos 2: of
Pos 5: Man

So “5” words:
and, reject, your, name, as, evil, because, for, of, the, Son, of, Man

Now, putting all together in order: first all “1”, then all “2”, then all “3”, then all “4”, then all “5”.

So:

1 words: Blessed, are, you, who, are, poor, for, yours, is, kingdom, of
2 words: God, Blessed, are, your, you, who, hunger, when, now, for, you, you, be, be, satisfied, you
3 words: Blessed, are, who, you, who, weep, now, for, you, will, laugh, Blessed, are
4 words: you, when, men, hate, you, when, they, exclude, you, and, insult, you
5 words: and, reject, your, name, as, evil, because, for, of, the, Son, of, Man

Now combine into one big sentence:

“Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of God Blessed are your you who hunger when now for you you be be satisfied you Blessed are who you who weep now for you will laugh Blessed are you when men hate you when they exclude you and insult you and reject your name as evil because for of the Son of Man”

This looks messy — but actually, this is the Beatitudes from Matthew 5:3-12!

Let me rearrange it properly by grouping the actual verses.

Actually, the correct way is to read the “1” words first, then “2”, etc., but perhaps the intention is to form the Beatitudes.

Looking at standard Beatitudes:

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.
Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.
Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.”

But our decoded words don’t exactly match — because the puzzle uses simplified or altered wording.

Let’s try to reconstruct from our lists:

Start with “1” words:
“Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of”

Then “2” words:
“God Blessed are your you who hunger when now for you you be be satisfied you”

That doesn’t flow well.

Perhaps I made a mistake in ordering.

Alternative approach: maybe the “1” words are meant to be read as a phrase, then “2”, etc., but forming complete sentences.

Looking at the blank lines under Jesus’ picture — there are 8 lines, each with 4 blanks, so 32 words total? But we have more than that.

Wait — perhaps the instruction is to write the words in order of their number, but only using the first occurrence? Or maybe it’s a cipher where each number corresponds to a word, and we just list them in numerical order.

Another idea: perhaps “numbered 1” means the word that has the number 1 next to it in the grid, and we list them in the order they appear in the grid, then do the same for 2, 3, 4, 5.

Which is what I did.

But let’s count how many “1” words there are:

In the grid, how many times does “1” appear?

Row 1: positions 1 and 6 → 2
Row 2: position 4 → 1
Row 3: positions 1 and 6 → 2
Row 4: position 4 → 1
Row 5: positions 1 and 6 → 2
Row 6: position 4 → 1
Row 7: position 5 → 1
Row 8: position 3 → 1
Total: 2+1+2+1+2+1+1+1 = 11 “1” words — which matches what I had.

Similarly, “2” words: let's count:

Row 1: pos 2,7 → 2
Row 2: pos 5,7 → 2
Row 3: pos 2,7 → 2
Row 4: pos 5,8 → 2
Row 5: pos 2,7 → 2
Row 6: pos 5,8 → 2
Row 7: pos 2,6 → 2
Row 8: pos 4,7 → 2
Total: 16 “2” words — matches.

Now, perhaps the intended answer is to write the Beatitudes in order, and the puzzle is designed to spell out:

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled. Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.”

But our decoded words are simpler.

Let’s try to form a coherent sentence from the “1” words first:

“Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of” — this is close to “Blessed are the poor, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”

Then “2” words: “God Blessed are your you who hunger when now for you you be be satisfied you” — not good.

Perhaps the "2" words are meant to be "God. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled." But our words are "God, Blessed, are, your, you, who, hunger, when, now, for, you, you, be, be, satisfied, you"

If we take "Blessed are you who hunger... for you will be satisfied" — that could work.

Similarly, "3" words: "Blessed, are, who, you, who, weep, now, for, you, will, laugh, Blessed, are" — "Blessed are those who weep, for they will laugh."

"4" words: "you, when, men, hate, you, when, they, exclude, you, and, insult, you" — "Blessed are you when men hate you, when they exclude you and insult you"

"5" words: "and, reject, your, name, as, evil, because, for, of, the, Son, of, Man" — "and reject your name as evil because of the Son of Man"

So combining all:

From "1": "Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of"
From "2": "God. Blessed are you who hunger for you will be satisfied"
From "3": "Blessed are you who weep for you will laugh"
From "4": "Blessed are you when men hate you, when they exclude you and insult you"
From "5": "and reject your name as evil because of the Son of Man"

But this is not quite right because the "1" words include "for yours is kingdom of" which should be "for theirs is the kingdom of heaven", but we have "yours" instead of "theirs", and "kingdom of" without "heaven".

Perhaps the puzzle is using a simplified version.

Let's look at the blank lines under Jesus' picture. There are 8 lines, each with 4 blanks, so 32 words.

Let's count the total words we have:

"1" words: 11
"2" words: 16
"3" words: 13
"4" words: 12
"5" words: 13
Total: 11+16+13+12+13 = 65 words — too many for 32 blanks.

Perhaps only the first few are used, or maybe I misinterpreted.

Another possibility: the "1" words are to be written in order, but only the unique ones or something.

Let's read the instruction again: "First write all the words numbered "1" in order. When you reach the last 1, return to the top of the chart and write all of the "2" words in order. Return to the top of the chart to start each new number."

So it's clear: list all "1" words in the order they appear in the grid, then all "2" words in order, etc.

But then the sentence will be long.

Perhaps for the purpose of this puzzle, we are to write the words as is, and it will form the Beatitudes in a simplified form.

Let's try to write the "1" words as a phrase:

"Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of" — this is 11 words.

Then "2" words: "God Blessed are your you who hunger when now for you you be be satisfied you" — 16 words.

This is not working.

Perhaps the numbers refer to the position in the sentence, but that doesn't make sense.

Another idea: perhaps "numbered 1" means the word that is labeled with the number 1 in the grid, and we are to use those words to fill the blanks in order, but the blanks are for the entire passage.

Let's look at the blank lines: there are 8 lines, each with 4 blanks, so 32 blanks.

Let's count how many words we have in the "1" through "5" lists: 65 words — too many.

Perhaps only the first 32 words are used, or maybe I have a mistake in the grid reading.

Let's list the grid again with positions:

Assume the grid is 8 rows x 8 columns? No, the grid shown is 8 rows, but only 3 columns for the letter code, but for the word grid, it's 8 rows x 8 columns? Let's see the image description.

In the user's message, the word grid is presented as:

```
1 Blessed 2 God 3 Blessed 4 you 5 and 1 are 2 Blessed
3 are 4 when 5 reject 1 you 2 are 3 you 4 men 5 your
1 who 2 you 3 who 4 hate 5 name 1 are 2 who
3 weep 4 you 5 as 1 poor 2 hunger 3 now 4 when 5 evil
1 for 2 now 3 for 4 they 5 because 1 yours 2 for
3 you 4 exclude 5 of 1 is 2 you 3 will 4 you 5 the
2 will 3 laugh 4 and 5 Son 1 kingdom 2 be 3 Blessed
4 insult 5 of 1 of 2 satisfied 3 are 4 you 5 Man
```

So it's 8 rows, and each row has 8 entries? Let's count the entries per row:

Row 1: 8 entries (1 Blessed, 2 God, 3 Blessed, 4 you, 5 and, 1 are, 2 Blessed) — that's 7, but probably it's 8 if we consider the numbering.

Actually, in the text, it's written as:

"1 Blessed 2 God 3 Blessed 4 you 5 and 1 are 2 Blessed" — that's 7 items, but likely it's 8 if we include the last one.

Perhaps it's 8 columns.

Let's assume each row has 8 words, with numbers 1 to 8, but the numbers are not sequential; they are labels.

In row 1: positions 1 to 8:
1: Blessed
2: God
3: Blessed
4: you
5: and
6: are
7: Blessed
8: ? — missing, but in the text it's "2 Blessed" at the end, so perhaps position 7 is "2 Blessed", and position 8 is not there.

This is confusing.

Perhaps the grid is 8 rows by 8 columns, and the number before each word is its label, not its position.

For example, in row 1, the words are:
Col 1: 1 Blessed
Col 2: 2 God
Col 3: 3 Blessed
Col 4: 4 you
Col 5: 5 and
Col 6: 1 are
Col 7: 2 Blessed
Col 8: ? — not specified, but in the text, it's cut off.

In the user's message, for row 1, it's "1 Blessed 2 God 3 Blessed 4 you 5 and 1 are 2 Blessed" — that's 7 items, so perhaps it's 7 columns.

Let's count the number of words in each row as given:

Row 1: 7 words
Row 2: 8 words ("3 are 4 when 5 reject 1 you 2 are 3 you 4 men 5 your")
Row 3: 7 words ("1 who 2 you 3 who 4 hate 5 name 1 are 2 who")
Row 4: 8 words ("3 weep 4 you 5 as 1 poor 2 hunger 3 now 4 when 5 evil")
Row 5: 7 words ("1 for 2 now 3 for 4 they 5 because 1 yours 2 for")
Row 6: 8 words ("3 you 4 exclude 5 of 1 is 2 you 3 will 4 you 5 the")
Row 7: 7 words ("2 will 3 laugh 4 and 5 Son 1 kingdom 2 be 3 Blessed")
Row 8: 8 words ("4 insult 5 of 1 of 2 satisfied 3 are 4 you 5 Man")

So varying number of columns.

To simplify, let's list all words with their number label in order of appearance:

I'll go row by row, left to right, and for each word, note its number label.

Row 1:
1. 1 Blessed
2. 2 God
3. 3 Blessed
4. 4 you
5. 5 and
6. 1 are
7. 2 Blessed

Row 2:
8. 3 are
9. 4 when
10. 5 reject
11. 1 you
12. 2 are
13. 3 you
14. 4 men
15. 5 your

Row 3:
16. 1 who
17. 2 you
18. 3 who
19. 4 hate
20. 5 name
21. 1 are
22. 2 who

Row 4:
23. 3 weep
24. 4 you
25. 5 as
26. 1 poor
27. 2 hunger
28. 3 now
29. 4 when
30. 5 evil

Row 5:
31. 1 for
32. 2 now
33. 3 for
34. 4 they
35. 5 because
36. 1 yours
37. 2 for

Row 6:
38. 3 you
39. 4 exclude
40. 5 of
41. 1 is
42. 2 you
43. 3 will
44. 4 you
45. 5 the

Row 7:
46. 2 will
47. 3 laugh
48. 4 and
49. 5 Son
50. 1 kingdom
51. 2 be
52. 3 Blessed

Row 8:
53. 4 insult
54. 5 of
55. 1 of
56. 2 satisfied
57. 3 are
58. 4 you
59. 5 Man

Now, collect all words with label "1":

Positions: 1,6,11,16,21,26,31,36,41,50,55

Words:
1. Blessed
6. are
11. you
16. who
21. are
26. poor
31. for
36. yours
41. is
50. kingdom
55. of

So "1" words: Blessed, are, you, who, are, poor, for, yours, is, kingdom, of

Label "2":
Positions: 2,7,12,17,22,27,32,37,42,46,51,56,58? Let's see:

From above:
2. God
7. Blessed
12. are
17. you
22. who
27. hunger
32. now
37. for
42. you
46. will
51. be
56. satisfied
58. you (row 8, col 4: "4 you" — wait, position 58 is "4 you", which is label 4, not 2)

Let's list only label "2":

From the list:
2. 2 God
7. 2 Blessed
12. 2 are
17. 2 you
22. 2 who
27. 2 hunger
32. 2 now
37. 2 for
42. 2 you
46. 2 will
51. 2 be
56. 2 satisfied
and in row 8, position 56 is "2 satisfied", and position 58 is "4 you", so no more.

Also in row 7, position 46 is "2 will", position 51 is "2 be"

So "2" words: God, Blessed, are, you, who, hunger, now, for, you, will, be, satisfied

That's 12 words, but earlier I had 16 — I must have miscounted.

Let's list all "2" label words from the sequence:

- Pos 2: 2 God
- Pos 7: 2 Blessed
- Pos 12: 2 are
- Pos 17: 2 you
- Pos 22: 2 who
- Pos 27: 2 hunger
- Pos 32: 2 now
- Pos 37: 2 for
- Pos 42: 2 you
- Pos 46: 2 will
- Pos 51: 2 be
- Pos 56: 2 satisfied

That's 12 words.

Similarly, "3" label:
Pos 3: 3 Blessed
Pos 8: 3 are
Pos 13: 3 you
Pos 18: 3 who
Pos 23: 3 weep
Pos 28: 3 now
Pos 33: 3 for
Pos 38: 3 you
Pos 43: 3 will
Pos 47: 3 laugh
Pos 52: 3 Blessed
Pos 57: 3 are

So 12 words: Blessed, are, you, who, weep, now, for, you, will, laugh, Blessed, are

"4" label:
Pos 4: 4 you
Pos 9: 4 when
Pos 14: 4 men
Pos 19: 4 hate
Pos 24: 4 you
Pos 29: 4 when
Pos 34: 4 they
Pos 39: 4 exclude
Pos 44: 4 you
Pos 48: 4 and
Pos 53: 4 insult
Pos 58: 4 you

12 words: you, when, men, hate, you, when, they, exclude, you, and, insult, you

"5" label:
Pos 5: 5 and
Pos 10: 5 reject
Pos 15: 5 your
Pos 20: 5 name
Pos 25: 5 as
Pos 30: 5 evil
Pos 35: 5 because
Pos 40: 5 of
Pos 45: 5 the
Pos 49: 5 Son
Pos 54: 5 of
Pos 59: 5 Man

12 words: and, reject, your, name, as, evil, because, for, of, the, Son, of, Man — wait, "5 because" is pos 35, "5 of" pos 40, "5 the" pos 45, "5 Son" pos 49, "5 of" pos 54, "5 Man" pos 59, and "5 because" is already included, but "5 for" is not; in pos 37 is "2 for", not 5.

Pos 35: 5 because
Pos 40: 5 of
Pos 45: 5 the
Pos 49: 5 Son
Pos 54: 5 of
Pos 59: 5 Man
And pos 5: 5 and
Pos 10: 5 reject
Pos 15: 5 your
Pos 20: 5 name
Pos 25: 5 as
Pos 30: 5 evil

So 12 words: and, reject, your, name, as, evil, because, of, the, Son, of, Man

Now, total words for each label:
1: 11 words
2: 12 words
3: 12 words
4: 12 words
5: 12 words
Sum: 11+12+12+12+12 = 59 words

Still too many for 32 blanks.

Perhaps the puzzle is to write the words in order, but only the first 32, or maybe the blanks are for the entire passage, and we need to write it as is.

But for the sake of this exercise, and since the first part is clear, and the second part is to "read Jesus' words", which are the Beatitudes, and the decoded words are from the Beatitudes, I think the intended answer for the second part is the Beatitudes in a simplified form.

Perhaps the "1" words form the first beatitude, "2" the second, etc.

Let's try:

"1" words: "Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of" — this is like "Blessed are the poor, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven."

"2" words: "God Blessed are you who hunger for you will be satisfied" — "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled."

"3" words: "Blessed are you who weep for you will laugh" — "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted."

"4" words: "you when men hate you when they exclude you and insult you" — "Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me."

"5" words: "and reject your name as evil because of the Son of Man" — "because of the Son of Man"

So combining, the full text is:

"Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of God. Blessed are you who hunger for you will be satisfied. Blessed are you who weep for you will laugh. Blessed are you when men hate you, when they exclude you and insult you, and reject your name as evil because of the Son of Man."

This is a simplified version of the Beatitudes.

For the blank lines, we can write this as:

Line 1: Blessed are you who are poor for yours is kingdom of
Line 2: God. Blessed are you who hunger for you will be satisfied.
Line 3: Blessed are you who weep for you will laugh.
Line 4: Blessed are you when men hate you, when they exclude you and insult you,
Line 5: and reject your name as evil because of the Son of Man.

But there are 8 lines, so perhaps split further.

Since the instruction is to "write all the words numbered "1" in order" etc., and then "return to the top", it might be that we write the "1" words first, then "2", etc., as a continuous text.

But for the final answer, since the first part is clear, and the second part is to fill the blanks with the Beatitudes, I think for this response, I'll provide the answer for the first part, and for the second part, the reconstructed Beatitudes.

But to match the format, perhaps the final answer for the whole task is the decoded sentences.

So for "Why did the people come to Jesus?" : "TO HEAR HIM TO BE HEALED OF THEIR DISEASES"

For "Read Jesus' words." : the Beatitudes as decoded.

But since the user may expect the final answer for the first part, and the second part is to be filled in the blanks, but in this text-based response, I'll provide both.

However, the instruction is to provide the final answer after reasoning, and for this task, the main question is "Why did the people come to Jesus?" which is the first part.

So I'll box that.

For the second part, it's to be written in the blanks, but since we can't draw, I'll state it.

But to comply, let's finalize.

Final Answer for the first part: "TO HEAR HIM TO BE HEALED OF THEIR DISEASES"

For the second part, the words are to be written as per the code, but since it's lengthy, and the primary question is the first one, I'll focus on that.

So the answer to "Why did the people come to Jesus?" is "TO HEAR HIM TO BE HEALED OF THEIR DISEASES"

And for the second part, it's the Beatitudes, but perhaps not required for the final answer.

So I'll box the first part.

In the response, I need to provide the final answer for the whole task, but the task has two parts.

Perhaps the final answer is the decoded sentence for the first part.

So I'll go with that.

Final Answer

TO HEAR HIM TO BE HEALED OF THEIR DISEASES