Luke 12:13-21; Luke 19:1-10

What was the request made to Jesus in Luke 12:13?

• To heal a sick person

• To tell his brother to divide the inheritance

• To teach them how to pray

• To perform a miracle

How did Jesus respond to the man's request?

• He ignored him

• He agreed to help

• He asked, "Who made Me a judge?"

• He told him to be quiet

What warning did Jesus give in Luke 12:15?

• Beware of false prophets

• Be on guard against greed

• Do not trust in riches

• Avoid gatherings of the wealthy

What did the rich man decide to do with his surplus grain?

• Share it with the poor

• Build bigger barns

• Give it away as offerings

• Sell it all

What did God call the rich man in the parable?

• Wise

• Fool

• Generous

• Blessed

What does it mean to be 'rich toward God'?

• Accumulating wealth

• Using resources for His glory

• Attending church regularly

• Giving large donations

How does this parable illustrate the concept of greed?

• It shows that wealth is necessary for happiness.

• It emphasizes that material wealth can lead to spiritual emptiness.

• It encourages saving for future generations.

• It promotes competition among the wealthy.

What lesson can be learned about priorities from this parable?

• Wealth is essential for security.

• Spiritual wealth is more important than material wealth.

• Planning for retirement is crucial.

• One should focus solely on personal gain.

What does this parable suggest about planning for the future?

• It is unnecessary.

• One should plan only for personal comfort.

• Planning should include spiritual responsibilities.

• Future planning is a sign of greed.

What is the significance of Jesus' use of a parable in this context?

• To entertain His audience

• To convey deeper truths through relatable stories

• To confuse His listeners

• To promote financial literacy