The Heart of the Law is Love

Writing and explaining the Jewish laws were done by the

• Pharisees

• High priest

• Scribes

• Sadducees

The leaders of the Jewish society were

• High priests & Pharisees

• Romans & Pharisees

• Sadducees & Scribes

• Sadducees & Pharisees

During the time of John the Baptist, the high priest was

• Caiaphas

• Cephas

• Cleopus

• Claudius

Torah is

• The ten commandments

• Jewish Customs

• Law of Moses

• Handbook of the High priest

Whom did the Jewish in the South of Palestine considered as 'unclean' because they were married to gentiles?

• Samaritans

• Galileans

• Levites

• Romans

How did the men who brought in a bed a man which was taken with palsy (paralysis) brought him into the midst of Jesus, when they could not find a way because of the great multitude? (Luke 5: 17 - 26)

• They took him back home

• The multitude made way for them to go to Jesus

• They let him down through the tiling of the roof with his bed

• The man with palsy cried "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me"

• Such an incident is not recorded in the Bible

When did the Pharisees and Sadducees began to reason saying, "who is this which speaketh blasphemies? Who can forgive sins, but God alone"? (Luke 5: 17 - 26)

• When Jesus dined with Zacchaeus

• When Jesus read the declaration of Nazareth

• When Jesus saw the faith of the men who brought a man with palsy, and said unto him " Man, thy sins are forgiven thee."

• When Jesus healed a man with dropsy on the sabbath day

To whom did Jesus say "Arise, and take up thy couch, and go into thine house"?

• To the man with Palsy

• To the 10 lepers

• To the man with dropsy

• To the man with a withered hand

What kind of a man was Levi (Matthew)?

• A publican (tax collector)

• A fisherman

• A scribe

• A rich young man

Why did the Pharisees and Scribes murmured against Jesus' disciples "why do ye eat and drink with publicans and sinners?"

• When Jesus dined with Zacchaeus

• When Jesus dined at the great feast in Matthew's house among the company of many publicans

• To erupt an argument between the Jews and the disciples

• To put Jesus to shame