Parable of the Sower

In the Parable of the Sower, who does the Sower represent?

• The farmer

• God

• Christians

• Satan

In the Parable of the Sower, what do the seeds represent?

• Good actions

• Jesus' message

• God's word

• Our hearts

In the Parable of the Sower, the seeds that land on the path get eaten by the birds - who do the birds represent?

• Christians

• The Holy Spirit

• Satan (The Devil)

In the Parable of the Sower, the seed that lands on rocky ground represents those Christians who hear the message but give up too quickly. Why might they give up on their faith?

• They might face troubles and feel God is not there.

• Life is going well

• They don't need God

The seeds that land in ___________________ ______________ represents the people who hear God's message but it gets choked

(a)  

The seed that lands on good soil represents the people who hear and act on Jesus' message. What actions would you expect from these people?

• They would give to charity

• They would ignore someone who was different from them

• They would stand up for someone who wasn't being treated fairly

• They would only think of themselves

In the Parable of the Sower, the seeds land on 4 different places. What is the correct order?

• Good soil, path, rocky ground, thorn bushes

• path, rocky ground, good soil, thorn bushes

• path, rocky ground, thorn bushes, good soil

• path, good soil, thorn bushes, rocky ground

In the parable of the Sower, what happens the seed on rocky ground?

• It gets choked

• It gets scorched by the sun

• It grows fully

• It gets eaten by the birds

In the Parable of the Sower, where does most of the seed land?

• the path

• the rocky ground

• the good soil

• the bushes

Why do you think Jesus taught in Parables?

• It was easy for people to remember

• It gave people a quick answer

• It made people work out the answer for themselves