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WorksheetsLuke 3:1-16
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
The time period of Luke 3 is during the reign of which ruler?
Samuel
Tiberius Caesar
Jeroboam
Which year of Caesar's reign was being referenced in verse 1 to describe the time period when events in the chapter occurred?
the 22nd year
the 5th year
the 15th year
Which two high priests were in positions of authority during the time period of Chapter 3's events?
Anna and Caiaphas
Pontius and Pilate
Peter and Paul
In Luke 3:2, the word of God came unto whom?
John, the son of Zacharias
John, the son of Obed
James, the son of Obed
Where was John, the son of Zacharias, when the word of God came unto him?
In Galilee
With his brothers on the road to Jerusalem
In the wilderness
After the word of God came unto John in the wilderness, he went into all the region around the __________.
Jordan
Turkey
Corinth
While in the region around the Jordan, after the word of God came unto John in the wilderness, what was he doing?
Working as a shepherd for the King and studying the word of God with him
Preaching a baptism of repentance for the remission of sins
Working for the King, managing the food and grain supply
Verse 4 references "the book of the words of Isaiah the prophet, saying, ____________."
The voice of one crying in the wilderness, prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight
The voice of the Lord I heard, and his word makes my path straight
The paths of iniquity are filled with the voices of the lost
Describe the events that will occur, as presented in verse 5.
The skies will remain bright through the day and night shall pass three times
Every valley shall be filled, and every mountain and hill brought low
Every river shall reverse its flow, and every valley shall be barren and filled with dust
... all flesh shall see ____________
the deeds of men and the wrath of God
the wages of sin
the salvation of God
Who came to John, as written in Luke, Chapter 3?
the multitudes
his father and mother
Tiberius Caesar
Why did the multitudes come to John?
to be baptized
to see his wounds and to witness that he survived
to mock him
Therefore bear _________ worthy of ___________, and do not begin not to say to yourselves, we have Abraham as our father: for I say unto you, that God is able to raise up children unto Abraham from these_____________.
sacrifices, offerings, seeds
fruits, repentance, stones
repentance, salvation, baptisms
John continued speaking to the multitude, saying, "And now the axe is laid unto the root of the trees: every tree therefore which does not bear good fruit is _________."
cut down and thrown into the fire
cut down from the fields to purge all unfruitfulness
pruned in its season, to bring forth fruit in coming years
When John spoke of the axe and the trees that bear not good fruit, the people asked, _________.
What shall we do then?
How, with no means, can we produce fruit?
How can we spare the axe and not be hewn?
How did John answer the question, "What shall we do then?"
Go and sin no more. Love thy neighbor as thyself.
He that has two tunics, let him give to him that has none; and he who has food, let him do likewise
He that hath two sheep, let him give one to him that hath none; and he that hath good health, let him help those who are weak
Other than the multitudes in general, who also came to John in the region of the Jordan as he preached on repentance and baptism for the remission of sins.
2 thieves
Levi, the son of Simeon
tax collectors
What did the tax collectors ask John when they approached him?
By what authority do you do these things?
Why have we Abraham as our father
Teacher, what shall we do?
What did John tell the tax collectors?
Go and dip three times in the Dead Sea
Collect no more than what is appointed for you
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Who, that was specifically mentioned after the tax collectors, also wanted to hear from John and to be baptized?
The doctors
the high priests
the soldiers
What did the soldiers ask John?
Who can save us from Caesar?
What will be the wages of our transgression?
What shall we do?
What was a factor causing all men to reason with themselves regarding John's identity after witnessing his sermons and baptism?
expectation (of Christ)
disbelief
mockery, from the hecklers in the multitude
What was John's response to the soldiers who asked, "what shall we do?"
In all things, be diligent, make no accusations, and be content with your wages
Be at peace, for your sins can be forgiven here today
Do not imitate anyone or accuse falsely; and be content with your wages
What did the people in expectation think of John?
They proclaimed him to be a false prophet
They reasoned whether he was the Christ, or not.
They declared in joy, "the word has come by the priests."
How did John respond to the people concerning their reasoning of his identity?
"He can move mountains and flood the valleys, but I can only tell you of his love."
I indeed baptize you with water, but one mightier than I is coming."
"You will not know him, lest ye heed his word."
How did John characterize "the one" when he stated, "...but one mightier than I is coming..."
"His greatness abounds!"
"whose sandal strap I am not worthy to loose."
"who can walk on these waters, and whose love flows more than freely."
What did John tell the multitudes about the one who would come?
"...he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire."
"...he will reveal to you the ways of the righteous and fill you with the Holy Spirit."
"...he will come as a man of humble means, and he shall baptize many for the forgiveness of sins.
