Luke 15-16 Quiz

In the Parable of the Lost Sheep (Luke 15:3-7), what does the shepherd do when he finds the lost sheep?

• He scolds it.

• He calls his friends and neighbors to rejoice.

• He lets the sheep wander back on its own.

• He sacrifices the sheep.

In the Parable of the Lost Coin (Luke 15:8-10), how does the woman react when she finds the lost coin?

• She sells it to pay a debt.

• She tells her neighbors to rejoice with her.

• She hides it in a safe place.

• She gives it to the poor.

What does the father do when he sees his lost son returning in the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)?

• He runs to him and embraces him.

• He punishes him for wasting his inheritance.

• He ignores him and continues working.

• He gives him another portion of the inheritance.

What does the older son in the Parable of the Prodigal Son think about the celebration for his brother?

• He is happy and joins the party.

• He is confused and asks the father why.

• He is angry and refuses to join the celebration.

• He decides to leave the family.

In the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-9), what does the steward do to secure his future?

• He works harder at his job.

• He forgives debts owed to his master.

• He asks for a raise.

• He sells all his master's possessions.

According to Luke 16:13, what does Jesus say about serving two masters?

• You can serve both God and money.

• No servant can serve two masters.

• You should always serve money first.

• You should serve neither.

What was the rich man’s fate after he died in the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31)?

• He was blessed with eternal life.

• He went to heaven and had a feast.

• He was in torment in Hades.

• He became a servant to Lazarus.

In the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, where was Lazarus after his death?

• In a luxurious mansion.

• In Abraham's bosom, a place of comfort.

• In a fiery place of torment.

• On Earth, still begging.

In Luke 16:15, what does Jesus say about people who justify themselves in the sight of others?

• They are blessed by God.

• God knows their hearts.

• They will be exalted.

• They will be praised by everyone.

What does Jesus say about the Law and the Prophets in Luke 16:16?

• They will be destroyed.

• They were until John, and since then, the kingdom of God has been proclaimed.

• They were replaced by new commandments.

• They no longer matter because of grace.