Parables of Jesus: The Good Samaritan

What is the main message of the parable of the Good Samaritan?

• To avoid helping those in need

• To show compassion and love for others, regardless of their background or beliefs.

• To only show compassion to people of the same background and beliefs

• To prioritize personal gain over helping others

Who were the two people that passed by the injured man before the Samaritan helped him?

• a teacher and a fisherman

• a priest and a Levite

• a Pharisee and a scribe

• a doctor and a merchant

What was the injured man's ethnicity in the parable?

• Roman

• Jewish

• Greek

• Egyptian

Where did the Good Samaritan take the injured man for care?

• to a hospital

• to a police station

• to an inn

• to a restaurant

What did the Good Samaritan use to clean the injured man's wounds?

• Oil and wine

• Antiseptic spray and gauze

• Bandages and ointment

• Soap and water

What did the Good Samaritan give to the innkeeper for taking care of the injured man?

• A bottle of wine

• Two denarii

• A loaf of bread

• A bag of gold coins

Why did the priest and the Levite pass by the injured man without helping?

• They were in a hurry to get to their destination

• They were not trained in first aid

• They were afraid of becoming ritually unclean

• They didn't notice the injured man

What lesson can we learn from the parable of the Good Samaritan?

• To ignore those in need

• To show compassion and kindness to others

• To be selfish and uncaring

• To only help people who are similar to us

Who did Jesus tell the parable of the Good Samaritan to?

• A doctor

• A lawyer

• A teacher

• A fisherman

How can we apply the message of the parable of the Good Samaritan in our daily lives?

• By showing kindness and compassion to those in need

• By ignoring those in need and minding our own business

• By being indifferent to the suffering of others

• By avoiding helping others and focusing only on ourselves