Gospel of Luke Chapter 6

When Jesus and his disciples were walking through the grainfields on the Sabbath, what did the disciples do that the Pharisees considered unlawful?

• They did not offer prayers before eating.

• They plucked heads of grain and ate them.

• They walked on the prepared path.

• They spoke loudly and disturbed the peace.

According to Luke 6, what was Jesus' response to the Pharisees' accusation that his disciples were breaking the Sabbath law?

• He rebuked his disciples for their actions.

• He quoted a law from the Old Testament that permitted such actions on the Sabbath.

• He reminded them of what David did when he and his companions were hungry.

• He told them that the Sabbath was made for God, not for humankind.

In Luke 6:6-11, Jesus healed a man in the synagogue. What was the man's physical ailment?

• He was blind.

• He was lame.

• His right hand was withered.

• He was deaf and mute.

Before choosing the twelve apostles, what did Jesus do?

• He consulted with his closest disciples.

• He went up on a mountainside and prayed all night to God.

• He fasted for forty days and nights.

• He performed many miracles to demonstrate his authority.

List any four of the twelve apostles named in Luke 6:14-16.

In the Sermon on the Plain (Luke 6:20-49), Jesus taught about blessings and woes. According to Luke 6:20, who are the blessed?

• The rich

• The full

• The poor

• Those who laugh

According to Luke 6:24, upon whom does Jesus pronounce a woe?

• Those who weep now

• Those who are poor

• Those who are hungry now

• Those who are rich

What does Jesus say about loving one's enemies in Luke 6:27-28?

• It is a natural human instinct.

• It is only for those who are spiritually mature.

• We should love our enemies, do good to those who hate us, bless those who curse us, and pray for those who mistreat us.

• We should tolerate our enemies but not necessarily love them.

In Luke 6:37-38, Jesus teaches about judging others. What does he say will happen if we judge others?

• We will be praised for our discernment.

• We will be judged by the same measure we use.

• Others will fear us and respect our opinions.

• We will have a clear conscience.

According to the parable in Luke 6:39, what happens when a blind person leads a blind person?

• They will eventually find their way.

• They will both fall into a pit.

• The one who is being led will gain sight.

• They will need assistance from others.