- 1. In the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 9, verses 20 to 22, we find a poignant and powerful narrative that illustrates both the compassion and divine authority of Jesus Christ. As Jesus was on His way to heal a ruler's daughter, a woman suffering from a debilitating condition for twelve long years approached Him with faith and desperation. She had been afflicted with a hemorrhage, which not only caused her physical suffering but also left her socially ostracized and spiritually unclean according to the laws of her time. Believing that just touching the edge of Jesus' cloak would heal her, the woman pressed through the crowd, a throng of people who were all eager to see the miracle worker. Upon touching His garment, she felt an immediate release from her suffering, a sensation of wholeness that overtook her. In that moment, Jesus turned, aware that power had gone out from Him, and asked who had touched Him. Despite being in a crowd, He sought the individual who had exhibited such remarkable faith. The woman, trembling but filled with awe, came forward and confessed what she had done. Jesus, recognizing her faith, responded not with condemnation but with kindness, declaring, 'Daughter, your faith has healed you. Go in peace and be freed from your suffering.' This encounter not only highlights Jesus' miraculous healing abilities but also emphasizes His deep empathy and the importance of faith in the healing process.
How long had the woman been suffering from her condition?
A) Twelve years.
B) One year.
C) Five years.
D) Twenty years.
- 2. What did the woman believe touching Jesus' cloak would do?
A) Heal her.
B) Make her rich.
C) Free her from sin.
D) Make her famous.
- 3. What did Jesus say to the woman when she revealed herself?
A) “Leave me alone.”
B) “Take heart, daughter; your faith has healed you.”
C) “I do not know you.”
D) “You should have asked for help.”
- 4. In which chapter of Matthew is this healing account found?
A) Chapter 6.
B) Chapter 9.
C) Chapter 10.
D) Chapter 4.
- 5. Which of the following is a theme of this healing narrative?
A) Authority and power.
B) Wealth and poverty.
C) Faith and healing.
D) Fear and doubt.
- 6. Where was Jesus when the woman touched his cloak?
A) In a crowd.
B) At home.
C) By the sea.
D) In a temple.
- 7. What does the healing of the woman demonstrate?
A) The judgment of Jesus.
B) The compassion of Jesus.
C) The indifference of Jesus.
D) The power of the law.
- 8. How did the crowd react when the woman touched Jesus?
A) They were supportive.
B) They were unaware of it.
C) They got angry.
D) They ran away.
- 9. What other event is happening concurrently with this story?
A) Jesus is teaching on a mountain.
B) Jesus is performing miracles in another town.
C) Jesus is being baptized.
D) Jesus is going to heal a ruler's daughter.
- 10. Why did the woman initially approach Jesus secretly?
A) She feared rejection and public humiliation.
B) She wanted to steal a blessing.
C) She was not supposed to be there.
D) She was confident and bold.
- 11. What lesson can be learned from the healing of the woman?
A) The futility of hope.
B) The importance of faith and persistence in seeking help.
C) Avoiding crowds is best.
D) The need for wealth for healing.
- 12. What did Jesus feel when the woman touched his cloak?
A) Power had gone out from him
B) He felt nothing
C) Doubt
D) Annoyance
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