Jesus calls out Pharisees as hypocrites (Matthew 23:27–28)
  • 1. In Matthew 23:27, how does Jesus describe the Pharisees?
A) Like whitewashed tombs
B) Like lost sheep
C) Like a faithful servant
D) Like righteous saints
  • 2. What do whitewashed tombs appear to be on the outside?
A) Old
B) Empty
C) Dirty
D) Beautiful
  • 3. What is the inner condition of the tombs, according to Jesus?
A) An empty space
B) Full of dead men's bones
C) Bright and clean
D) Filled with treasures
  • 4. In Matthew 23:28, how does Jesus describe the Pharisees' outward appearance?
A) Righteous
B) Sincere
C) Humorous
D) Poor
  • 5. What is the contrast Jesus makes about the hearts of the Pharisees?
A) Full of hypocrisy and lawlessness
B) Pure and holy
C) Generous and kind
D) Fervent and zealous
  • 6. What does 'hypocrisy' refer to in the context of Jesus' teaching?
A) Helping the needy
B) Being honest about oneself
C) Pretending to be better than one is
D) Living a life of poverty
  • 7. What does Jesus emphasize about external shows of righteousness?
A) They can mask inner corruption
B) They reflect true faith
C) They are always genuine
D) They negate poor behavior
  • 8. In Matthew 23:27-28, the term 'hypocrite' comes from which original context?
A) Actors in a play
B) A teacher of the law
C) A servant
D) A king
  • 9. What was one of Jesus' primary purposes in criticizing the Pharisees?
A) To enact laws
B) To establish himself as a leader
C) To gain followers
D) To call for true repentance
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