Unit 7 Test | The Prodigal Son

the restoration of a relationship

• reconciliation
• repentance
• mercy
• remorse
• atone

the act of pardoning someone for an offense

• forgiveness
• repentance
• mercy
• reconciliation
• remorse

deep regret or guilt for the wrong committed

• remorse
• repentance
• mercy
• reconciliation
• atone

turning away from your sins and toward God

• repentance
• mercy
• reconciliation
• remorse
• atone

withholding punishment that is deserved

• mercy
• repentance
• reconciliation
• remorse
• atone

to make amends

• atone
• repentance
• mercy
• reconciliation
• remorse

What happened to the prodigal son after he left home?

• He became fairly successful.
• He spent all of his money in reckless living and had to get a job feeding pigs.
• He immediately felt remorse and returned to his father.
• He married a Gentile woman who helped him get a job feeding pigs.

What did the prodigal son plan to ask his father to do when he returned?

• He planned to ask his father to treat him as one of his hired servants.
• He planned to ask his father to bless him.
• He planned to ask his father to ask the community to forgive him.
• He planned to ask his father to forgive him and take him back as his son.

How did the father respond when the prodigal son returned home?

• He allowed his son to return and work in the fields with his other servants.
• He was hesitant to offer forgiveness because he was afraid the son might disgrace him again.
• He ran to him, embraced and kissed him, and then celebrated his son’s return.
• He waited for his son to come to him and then forgave him.

How did the older son feel when his brother returned?

• He was confused, because he thought his brother had died.
• He was concerned his father was being tricked by the younger brother.
• He offered to give his brother more money so he could leave again.
• He was angry and felt that he deserved the blessings instead of his brother.