Luke 20:19-38

According to the lesson, what should be given to Caesar?

• What belongs to Caesar

• What belongs to God

• What belongs to the people

• What belongs to the disciples

According to Genesis 1:27, in whose image was man created?

• In the image of God

• In the image of Caesar

• In the image of angels

• In the image of animals

What is one of the main lessons from Jesus’ response about paying taxes to Caesar?

• Give God what belongs to Him

• Refuse to pay taxes

• Only give to Caesar

• Ignore both God and Caesar

What is the significance of the image on the coin in the context of Jesus’ teaching about paying taxes?

• It represents Caesar’s authority over earthly matters.

• It represents God’s authority over all things.

• It is a symbol of wealth.

• It is a symbol of rebellion.

How does the teaching about giving to Caesar and giving to God encourage strategic thinking about personal responsibilities?

• It requires individuals to discern what belongs to earthly authorities and what belongs to God.

• It tells people to ignore all authorities.

• It suggests that everything belongs to Caesar.

• It encourages people to avoid making decisions.

According to Jesus' words, what will resurrected saints be like?

• Like angels

• Like prophets

• Like kings

• Like children

According to the material, what is one thing that resurrected saints will NOT do?

• Marry

• Eat

• Work

• Sleep

Which statement best summarizes the conclusion drawn by some regarding resurrection in the material?

• There is no resurrection

• Resurrection happens every year

• Only prophets are resurrected

• Resurrection is a myth

According to the passage, what does it mean that Yahweh is called the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

• It means that these patriarchs are considered alive to God.

• It means that Yahweh only cares for the living.

• It means that Yahweh is not the God of the dead.

• It means that Yahweh is not mentioned in the New Testament.

According to Hebrews 11:19, what does the passage suggest about Abraham's faith in God's ability regarding life and death?

• He believed God could bring the dead back to life.

• He doubted God's power over death.

• He thought only prophets could raise the dead.

• He believed resurrection was not possible.