Luke 15

According to Luke 15:1-4, who drew near to Jesus to hear the parable about a man having a hundred sheep when the Pharisees and scribes complained that "this Man receives sinners and eats with them?"

• All the apostle and disciples

• All the tax collectors and the sinners

• All the women and children

• Only Peter and James

According to Luke 15:4, in the parable about a man having a hundred sheep, where did the man leave the ninety-nine sheep while he searched for the lost one?

• The wilderness

• The pasture

• The riverside

• The stable

According to Luke 15:7, in the parable about a man having a hundred sheep, who will there be more rejoicing in heaven over than ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance?

• One child who obeys his parents in the Lord

• One sinner who repents

• One man who sings praises to God

• One Pharisee who prays without ceasing

In Luke 15:8, what does the woman do who has ten silver coins when she loses one?

• Work ten days sewing clothes to replace the lost coin

• Call her neighbors and ask them to help her search for it

• Light a lamp, sweep the house, and search carefully until she finds it

• Command her children to clean the house and search the yard until they find it

In Luke 15:10, in whose presence is there joy when one sinner repents?

• The angels of God

• Fathers and mothers

• The apostles of Jesus

• The disciples of Christ

According to Luke 15:11-12, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, which son requested the portion of goods that fell to him?

• The younger

• The older

• The wiser

• The foolish

According to Luke 15:13, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, what did the younger son do with the livelihood that was divided to him?

• Journeyed to a far country, married a righteous woman, and served God all of his life

• Gathered all together, married a foreign wife, and worshipped her idols

• Gathered all together, journeyed to a far country, and there wasted his possessions with prodigal living

• Gathered all together, built a bigger barn than his father, and hoarded all of his possessions

According to Luke 15:15-16, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, what job did the young son have when he had to join himself to a citizen of a country?

• Till the ground

• Feed the swine

• Sweep the floors

• Water the herds

According to Luke 15:17, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, when the son who journeyed to a far country came to himself, who did he say had bread enough and to spare?

• My father’s hired servants

• My brother’s keeper

• My mother’s son

• My neighbor’s hired servants

According to Luke 15:20-21, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, when the younger son returned from his journey and his father saw him a great way off, what did the father feel for the son?

• Hatred

• Compassion

• Sorrow

• Nothing