Why did Jesus tell the parable of the workers in the vineyard?
To help His disciples understand that God rewards everyone fairly and they should not worry about getting more than others.
Why did Jesus wait before going to see Lazarus?
It was part of God’s plan to show His power and help people believe in Him.
Why did Jesus pay attention to Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus?
Because He loves and values everyone, even those that others ignore or dislike.
Why did Jesus enter Jerusalem on a donkey?
To show He was a peaceful and humble King, not a conquering warrior.
Why was Jesus upset with the money changers?
They turned God’s temple into a marketplace instead of a place of worship.
How does the vineyard story show that God is fair and generous?
All the workers received a full day’s wage, even those who worked only one hour. This shows God gives what people need, not just what they deserve.
Why is it comforting that “Jesus wept”?
It shows Jesus truly cares about us and understands our sadness.
How did Bartimaeus show his faith?
By calling out to Jesus and believing He could heal him.
How did different people react to Jesus?
Some were excited and praised Him, others were curious, and religious leaders were upset.
How did Jesus show authority in the temple?
By driving out the money changers and stopping the wrong use of the temple.
What lesson from the parable of the vineyard can we learn about comparing ourselves to others?
We should not be jealous or compare ourselves. Instead, be thankful for what God gives us.
Why did Jesus pray before raising Lazarus?
To show His connection to God and help others believe that God sent Him.
How did Zacchaeus show his faith?
By welcoming Jesus into his home and promising to repay those he had wronged.
What does the donkey show about the kind of King Jesus is?
He is humble and brings peace, fulfilling prophecy.
How did Jesus show compassion during these events?
By healing the blind and lame and welcoming those who truly needed help.
Why did Jesus tell the parable of the minas before going to Jerusalem?
To teach that God’s kingdom would not come right away and that His followers must be faithful while waiting
What did the miracle of Lazarus help people understand about Jesus?
That He is the Son of God and has power over life and death.
What do these stories teach us about how to treat people who feel left out?
To include them, show kindness, and treat everyone with respect and love.
What does Mary’s anointing teach about devotion?
True devotion means giving our best to Jesus out of love and gratitude.
What lesson does the cleansing of the temple teach about worship?
God wants true worship from the heart, not empty religious actions
What does it mean to “put your mina to work” today?
To use our talents and gifts to serve God and others while we wait for His return.
What does the story of Lazarus teach about faith?
That we should trust Jesus even when things seem impossible, because He has power and love.
Why did Jesus want others to see how He treated these men?
To show that God’s kingdom is open to all and that everyone matters.
Why was this moment important before Jesus’ final week?
It showed publicly that He is the promised King and prepared people for what was coming.
What does the withered fig tree teach about faith and prayer?
That faith is powerful and we should pray with trust and without doubt.