Lessons 18 & 19 Flashcards

1
Q

T or F Jesus spoke in parables so that the light of God’s truth could reach dark, closed minds.

A

True

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2
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T or F When Jesus spoke to people about God’s kingdom, He used common words and images from everday life.

A

True

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3
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T or F Speaking in parables made it easier for people to forget or dimiss what Jesus had spoken.

A

False

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4
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T or F Speaking in parables allowed Jesus to talk to the multitude without agitating His enemies.

A

True

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5
Q

The people who heard Jesus thought they had nothing new to learn, were no differet from people today, didn’t comprehend what they heard, heard what they wanted to hear, or all of the above?

A

All of the Above

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6
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Jesus spoke in parables so he could capture the attention of the people, because he knew they loved stories, because their meaning was immediately clear, or so people could identify with what he was saying?

A

to capture the sttention of people
because He knew they loved stories
so people could identify with what He was saying

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7
Q

Which parable (The Sower, Good Samaritan, Two Worshipers, and Vineyard Workers) shows the different ways people responded to God’s truth?

A

The Sower

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8
Q

Which parable (The Sower, Good Samaritan, Two Worshipers, and Vineyard Workers) shows the different ways people responded to God’s truth?

A

The Sower

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9
Q

Which parable (The Sower, Good Samaritan, Two Worshipers, and Vineyard Workers) reveals the contrast between pride and humility?

A

Two Worshipers

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10
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Which parable (The Sower, Good Samaritan, Two Worshipers, and Vineyard Workers) shows that salvation is based on God’s free gift, not on our good works.

A

Vineyard Workers

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11
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Which parable (The Sower, Good Samaritan, Two Worshipers, and Vineyard Workers) answers the question ‘Who is my neighbor?’

A

Good Samaritan

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12
Q

Define a parable.

A

a story illustrating a principle in an easy way to understand

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13
Q

In his parables, what did Jesus use when speaking to people about the Kingdom of God?

A

common things of the people’s world

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14
Q

When speaking parables, why did Jesus use situations, objects, and characters the people were familiar with? Give two answers.

A

they could identify with it

they could remember the parable in the future

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15
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when speaking parables, why did Jesus use situations, objects, and characters the people were familiar with?

A

they could identify with it

they could remember the parable in the future

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16
Q

Why did the parables of Jesus force people to think?

A

they didn’t understand it immediately

17
Q

How were parables used to Jesus’ advantage?

A

they allowed Him to teach without many accusations

18
Q

How were parables used to Jesus’ advantage?

A

they allowed Him to teach without many accusations

19
Q

Why did Jesus take his disciples of Lake Galilee?

A

he was tired and needed some ‘alone time.’

20
Q

Which miracle is the only one that appears once in every gospel? What does it indicate?

A

feeding the 5,000; it was significant

21
Q

Both Paul and Peter say that _____ is the ‘rock.’

A

Jesus

22
Q

Who does Peter say Jesus is?

A

the Son of the Living God

23
Q

When Peter told Jesus to not alk about dieing, Jesus said, “__________________.”

A

get out of here, satan!

24
Q

When Peter told Jesus to not alk about dieing, Jesus said, “__________________.”

A

get out of here, satan!

25
Q

When Jesus’ disciples saw the 5,000 being fed, they wanted _____ _____ of _____.

A

political, positions, power

26
Q

What lesson were the disciples supposed to learn about God after Jesus fed the 5,000?

A

depend on Him

27
Q

In what region did the feeding of the 5,000 take place?

A

Galilee

28
Q

What did the people try to do after the 5,000 were fed?

A

crown Jesus king

29
Q

What 2 things did Jesus do after the 5,000 were fed?

A

a) went to the hills to pray

b) sent people away

30
Q

To what did Jesus compare himself to as he spoke to the multitude who wanted more miraculous food?

A

The Bread of Life

31
Q

After the 5,000 were fed, what subject did the disciples focus on and understand?

A

Jesus dieing on the cross rather than him ruling with a crown

32
Q

After the 5,000 were fed, what subject did the disciples focus on and understand?

A

Jesus dieing on the cross rather than him ruling with a crown

33
Q

Why did so many turn from Jesus after he explained the purpose of His mission?

A

he wasn’t the Messiah they were looking for

34
Q

What is the greatest evidence that shows Jesus is the Son of the living God?

A

Jesus’ ressurection

35
Q

What nagging question nothered the disciples?

A

“Is this really the Messiah?”

36
Q

What did Jesus feel when he saw the vast throng following him?

A

compassion

37
Q

After Jesus sent everyone away, what did he pray for while he was alone on the mountain?

A

understanding of his earthly mission for his disciples

38
Q

If Jesus hadn’t clearly said that he was the Bread of Life, the lesson believes the people would have forced him to do what?

A

be king