WorksheetsBible Bowl (L2L) Luke Ch 15
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to Luke 15:1-4, who drew near to Jesus to hear the parable about a man having a hundred sheep when the Pharisees and scribes complained that "this Man receives sinners and eats with them?"
All the apostle and disciples
All the tax collectors and the sinners
All the women and children
Only Peter and James
According to Luke 15:4, in the parable about a man having a hundred sheep, where did the man leave the ninety-nine sheep while he searched for the lost one?
The wilderness
The pasture
The riverside
The stable
According to Luke 15:7, in the parable about a man having a hundred sheep, who will there be more rejoicing in heaven over than ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance?
One child who obeys his parents in the Lord
One sinner who repents
One man who sings praises to God
One Pharisee who prays without ceasing
In Luke 15:8, what does the woman do who has ten silver coins when she loses one?
Work ten days sewing clothes to replace the lost coin
Call her neighbors and ask them to help her search for it
Light a lamp, sweep the house, and search carefully until she finds it
Command her children to clean the house and search the yard until they find it
In Luke 15:10, in whose presence is there joy when one sinner repents?
The angels of God
Fathers and mothers
The apostles of Jesus
The disciples of Christ
According to Luke 15:11-12, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, which son requested the portion of goods that fell to him?
The younger
The older
The wiser
The foolish
According to Luke 15:13, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, what did the younger son do with the livelihood that was divided to him?
Journeyed to a far country, married a righteous woman, and served God all of his life
Gathered all together, married a foreign wife, and worshiped her idols
Gathered all together, journeyed to a far country, and there wasted his possessions with prodigal living
Gathered all together, built a bigger barn than his father, and hoarded all of his possessions
According to Luke 15:15-16, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, what job did the young son have when he had to join himself to a citizen of a country?
Till the ground
Feed the swine
Sweep the floors
Water the herds
According to Luke 15:17, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, when the son who journeyed to a far country came to himself, who did he say had bread enough and to spare?
My father’s hired servants
My brother’s keeper
My mother’s son
My neighbor’s hired servants
According to Luke 15:20-21, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, when the younger son returned from his journey and his father saw him a great way off, what did the father feel for the son?
Hatred
Compassion
Sorrow
Nothing
According to Luke 15:22, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, what did the father say to bring to the younger son when he returned from the journey?
The fragrant spices and coins
The best robe, a ring, and sandals
Three changes of clothes and sandals
The best food and drink in the region
According to Luke 15:25, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, after the younger son returned from prodigal living and when the older son who was in the field came near to the house, what did the older son hear?
Weeping and mourning
Singing and feasting
Music and dancing
Laughter and merriment
According to Luke 15:26-27, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, why does the servant say that the father killed the fatted calf?
Your brother was exiled from the foreign country
Your mother was rejoicing over the lost son
Your mother was received safe and sound
Your brother was received safe and sound
According to Luke 15:28, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, what was the older son’s reaction to the fatted calf being killed when the younger son returned from his journey to a far country?
He was angry
He was joyful
He was grateful
He was indifferent
According to Luke 15:32, in the parable that Jesus told about the man with two sons, how does the father describe the younger son to the older son when the father says it is right that we should make merry and be glad?
Your brother is dead and will not repent
Your bother was lost and has returned from a foreign land
Your brother was dead and is alive again, and was lost and is found
Your brother was ungrateful, and is now full of mercy and kindness
