Figurative aspects
Jesus
The Pharisee
The Tax Collector
Lessons from the parable
100

What does the Pharisee represent?

Someone who thinks they are better than others

100

Why Jesus told the parable

What is people were self-righteous and trusted in themselves

100

Did the Pharisee ever learn his lesson?

No

100

What was the tax collectors Job?


He collected taxes from people.

100

What is the main lesson of the parable.

Be humble instead of proud.

200

What does the tax collector represent?

Someone who admits their sins and asks God for mercy.

200

Who did he tell it to?

People who thought that their actions made them righteous

200

Where did the pharisee go to pray?

The temple

200

How did he act while praying?

He stood at a distance and would not even look up to heaven. 

200

Should we judge others as worse as ourselves?

No, we should treat others with humility.
300

What does the Pharisee's prayer show?

Pride and thinking he is better than others.

300

What did Jesus say about the tax collector?

He went home justified before God.

300

What good things did the pharisee say he did?

Fasted twice a week and gave a tenth of his income.

300

What did he ask God to do?

Have mercy on him, because he is a sinner.

300

Why did God accept the tax collecters prayer but not the pharisee?

Because the tax collector was humble, admitted his sins, instead of boasting, and only worrying about his possessions. 

400

What does the tax collector's prayer show?

Humility and repentance.

400

What did Jesus say happens to people who exalt themselves?

They will be humbled.

400

Why did the pharisee have so much attitude?

He was proud and judged other people.

400

Why did he ask for mercy.

He recognized that he was a sinner and needed Gods forgiveness.

400

Why did the tax collector ask for mercy?

he recognized that he was a sinner and needed Gods forgiveness. 

500

What does it mean to be justified?

To be made right with God.

500

What did Jesus say happens to people who humble themselves?

They will be exalted.

500

Did the pharisee recognize that he really did need Gods mercty.

No, he believed he was righteous on his own.

500

What did the Tax collector do differently from the pharisee when praying?

He admitted he was a sinner and asked God to accept him, instead of bragging about his good deeds. 

500

What man went home justified from God.

The tax collector.

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