Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13)

Why did Jesus speak in Parables?

• To help the people understand the message.

• To trick the believers.

• To make up a story

• That was the language of the people.

Which Kingdom is Jesus describing in his parables?

• God

• Heaven

• World

Who asked Jesus why he speaks in parables instead of speaking plainly?

• The crowd

• The Pharisees

• The Disciples

• The women following Jesus

How many different types of grounds did the seeds fell on?

• 5

• 4

• 2

• 6

Who does the sower represent?

• Satan

• Angel

• God

• Farmer

In the parable, what does the seed represent?

• Deeds

• Word of God

• Prophesies of God

• God's miracles

The word of God is only for the Jews.

• True

• False

What does the soil represent?

• Our eyes

• Our heart

• Our hands

• Our brain

What does the bird represent?

• Farmer

• God

• Satan

• Angel

According to Jesus' explanation, what happens to the seeds (His Word) sown on the path (a hard heart)?

• They hear the Word, but don't accept Jesus

• They are excited at first, but then they lose interest in Jesus, and it bears no fruit

• They hear the Word, but the worries and distractions of the world, choke the Word and bears no fruit.

• They hear the word, understand it, and bear much fruit