A) Paralysis B) Blindness C) Deafness D) Leprosy
A) He shouted B) He stood tall C) He ran away D) He knelt down
A) Tell no one B) Spread the news C) Return to the temple D) Build a shrine
A) The governor B) The disciples C) The priest D) The crowd
A) To conduct a sacrifice B) To receive a prophecy C) To ask for forgiveness D) To be declared clean
A) Superiority B) Fearlessness C) Indifference D) Compassion
A) Torah B) Old Testament C) New Testament D) Psalms
A) Financial gain B) Healing and restoration C) Social status D) Physical strength
A) Skin B) Ears C) Eyes D) Legs
A) He can heal with a touch B) He spoke with ambiguity C) He faced consequences D) He respected tradition
A) As powerless B) As compassionate C) As angry D) As distant
A) It shows His unconditional love B) He had no other choice C) He needed followers D) He wanted to impress others
A) It indicates He avoided people B) It suggests He was afraid C) It demonstrates His healing power D) It shows His failure
A) To establish leadership B) To create controversy C) To reveal His identity as God D) To gain popularity
A) John B) Luke C) Matthew D) Mark
A) Isolation from society. B) Celebration. C) Ignoring the condition. D) Integration into society.
A) Rich. B) Leader. C) Famous. D) Outcast. |