Matthew 8:1-16

What is the significance of the healing of the leper in Matthew 8:1-16?

• The healing of the leper was a sign of weakness in Jesus' abilities

• Jesus' healing of the leper showcases his authority over sickness and impurity.

• It was a demonstration of the leper's own faith, not Jesus' authority

• The healing of the leper was insignificant in the grand scheme of Jesus' miracles

How did the leper address Jesus when seeking healing?

• Savior

• Lord

• Master

• Teacher

What did Jesus do after the leper asked for healing?

• Jesus scolded the leper for asking for healing.

• Jesus told the leper to heal himself.

• Jesus ignored the leper and walked away.

• Jesus healed the leper by touching him and saying 'I am willing; be clean.'

What did Jesus instruct the healed leper to do?

• Go show yourself to the priest and offer the gift that Moses commanded, as a testimony to them.

• Tell no one and keep it a secret

• Offer a sacrifice to the Roman gods

• Return to the leper colony

Why did Jesus ask the healed leper not to tell anyone about the healing?

• To keep the healing a secret for personal gain

• To avoid drawing unnecessary attention to himself and his miracles.

• To test the leper's faith

• To prevent the spread of false information

How did the people react to the healing of the leper?

• The people were indifferent to the healing.

• The people were amazed and spread the news of the healing.

• The people were angry at the healing.

• The people were disappointed by the healing.

What other healings are mentioned in Matthew 8:1-16?

• Blindness, fever, demon-possessed man

• Deafness, demon-possessed man, hemorrhage

• Leprosy, centurion's servant, Peter's mother-in-law

• Blindness, fever, paralysis

What can we learn from the healing of the leper in this passage?

• The leper was not actually sick, but pretending to be for attention.

• The leper was healed by a different person, not Jesus.

• Jesus has the power to heal severe illnesses and diseases.

• The leper's healing was just a coincidence and not due to Jesus' power.

How does the healing of the leper demonstrate Jesus' compassion and power?

• The leper was healed by a different miracle worker

• The leper was healed by his own faith

• Jesus healed the leper out of fear

• Jesus' healing of the leper demonstrates his compassion by touching and healing someone considered unclean and his power by instantly curing the leper of his disease.