Parable of the Lost Sheep

Why did the Pharisees criticize Jesus?

• He healed on the Sabbath.

• He spent time with sinners and outcasts.

• He performed miracles.

• He didn't follow religious rituals.

What is a parable?

• A type of prayer

• A short story with a moral lesson

• A religious ritual

• A historical account

How many sheep did the shepherd originally have?

• Fifty

• Seventy

• One hundred

• One thousand

What did the shepherd do when he realized one sheep was missing?

• He waited for the sheep to return.

• He sold the remaining sheep.

• He left the ninety-nine to search for the lost sheep.

• He called a neighbor to help.

How did the shepherd react upon finding the lost sheep?

• He scolded the sheep.

• He ignored it and went home.

• He joyfully carried the sheep on his shoulders and celebrated.

• He sold the sheep.

What does the lost sheep represent in the Parable?

• People who are already following Jesus.

• People who are righteous and need no repentance.

• People who do not know God's love or have not yet followed Jesus.

• People who are perfect.

What is the main lesson Jesus wanted to convey with the Parable of the Lost Sheep?

• That shepherds are important.

• That it’s better to have many sheep than few.

• That God values every individual and rejoices when one sinner repents.

• That sheep should always be kept in flocks.

What is suggested about heaven's reaction when someone starts to follow Jesus?

• It is indifferent.

• It becomes quieter.

• There is great rejoicing and celebration.

• There is a moment of reflection.

In the Parable of the Lost Sheep, who is the shepherd a representation of?

• The Pharisees

• The people who do not believe in God

• Jesus, who seeks out and saves the lost

• A king

What does the video imply about God's attitude towards every person?

• God favors only the righteous.

• God is indifferent to people's choices.

• Every single person matters to God.

• God only cares about those who follow religious rules.