A) The Parable of the Good Samaritan. B) The Parable of the Sower. C) The Parable of the Talents. D) The Parable of the Lost Sheep.
A) Tax collectors and sinners. B) Roman officials. C) Wealthy businessmen. D) Pharisees and religious leaders.
A) The Gospel of Mark. B) The Gospel of John. C) The Gospel of Matthew. D) The Gospel of Luke.
A) Prophet of doom. B) Friend of sinners. C) King of the righteous. D) Judge of the wicked.
A) Sermons. B) Prophecies. C) Parables. D) Psalms.
A) He stayed at a distance. B) He washed his hands afterward. C) He rebuked them verbally. D) He touched the unclean and healed them.
A) John, the beloved disciple. B) Thomas, the doubter. C) Peter, the fisherman. D) Matthew, the tax collector.
A) He came to rescue sinners. B) He sought only the faithful. C) He wanted to judge sin. D) He targeted the righteous.
A) Keep the Sabbath holy. B) Pray without ceasing. C) Honor your father and mother. D) Love your neighbor as yourself. |