Luke Chapters 14-18

In Luke 14, Jesus tells a parable about a great banquet. What is the reason given by those who were invited for not attending?

• a) They were sick

• b) They had work to do

• c) They bought new land

• d) They got married

According to Luke 15, what did the prodigal son ask his father for before leaving home?

• a) His share of the inheritance

• b) A new robe

• c) A donkey

• d) A servant

In Luke 16, Jesus tells a parable about a rich man and a beggar named:

• a) Lazarus

• b) Nicodemus

• c) Zacchaeus

• d) Bartimaeus

According to Luke 17, how many lepers did Jesus heal?

• a) Five

• b) Seven

• c) Ten

• d) Twelve

In Luke 18, Jesus tells a parable about a Pharisee and a tax collector praying in the:

• a) Temple

• b) Synagogue

• c) Market

• d) Mountain

What did the rich young ruler ask Jesus in Luke 18?

• a) How to perform miracles

• b) How to be a good Pharisee

• c) How to inherit eternal life

• d) How to become a king

In Luke 14, Jesus says, "If anyone comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters—yes, even their own life—such a person cannot be my ______."

• a) Disciple

• b) Friend

• c) Follower

• d) Believer

According to Luke 15, what did the shepherd do when he found his lost sheep?

• a) Left it alone

• b) Rejoiced and celebrated

• c) Scolded the sheep

• d) Sold the sheep

In Luke 17, what did Jesus compare the Kingdom of God to?

• a) A mustard seed

• b) A leaven

• c) A treasure in a field

• d) A mustard tree

According to Luke 18, what did the blind beggar receive from Jesus?

• a) Money

• b) Healing

• c) A new coat

• d) Food