Zacchaeus and Tax Collectors

The video tells the story of Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector who was disliked by many. When Jesus visits Jericho, Zacchaeus climbs a sycamore tree to see him. Jesus notices Zacchaeus and invites himself to his house, which causes people to grumble about Jesus associating with a sinner. Zacchaeus, moved by the encounter, vows to give half his wealth to the poor and repay anyone he has cheated fourfold. Jesus declares that salvation has come to Zacchaeus' house, emphasizing his mission to save the lost.

What was Zacchaeus's profession?

• Shepherd

• Tax Collector

• Fisherman

• Carpenter

Why were tax collectors disliked by the people?

• They were known for being generous

• They were considered honest

• They were thought to be liars and cheaters

• They were seen as poor

What did Zacchaeus do to see Jesus despite his short height?

• He climbed a sycamore tree

• He asked someone to lift him

• He stood on a rock

• He used a ladder

How did Jesus respond when he saw Zacchaeus in the tree?

• He ignored him

• He asked him to come down

• He walked away

• He told him to stay there

What was the crowd's reaction to Jesus visiting Zacchaeus's house?

• They were happy

• They were indifferent

• They celebrated

• They complained

What did Zacchaeus promise to do with his wealth?

• Give half to the poor

• Keep it all

• Donate it to the temple

• Spend it on himself

How did Zacchaeus plan to compensate those he had cheated?

• By paying them back double

• By apologizing

• By ignoring them

• By paying them back four times more

What did Jesus declare about Zacchaeus after his promise?

• He is not worthy

• He should give more

• He is still a sinner

• Salvation has come to his house