Week 1- Seeds Of Creation
Q: What did God create on the third day? Genesis 1:11-13
A: God created dry land, grass, plants with seeds, and fruit trees.
11. Q: Who is the farmer?Matthew 13:36-43
A: The farmer is Jesus.
18. Q: What did the boy give to Jesus?John 6:9
A: Five small loaves of bread and two fish
25. Q: What is the "harvest"? Matthew 9:37
A: It's a lot of people who are ready to hear about God's love.
Q: What were all the plants supposed to do? Genesis 1:11-13
They were supposed to make more plants just like themselves, using their own seeds.
Q: What is the field?Matthew 13:36-43
A: The field is the world.
19. Q: How many people were fed?: Matthew 14:19-21
A: About 5,000 men, plus women and children.
26. Q: What are "laborers"?Matthew 9:37-38:
A: They are the people who work to share God's love with others.
Q: What did God create on the sixth day? Genesis 1:26-31
A: God created land animals and human beings (Adam and Eve).
13. Q: What did the farmer plant in his field?Matthew 13:24-26
A: The farmer planted good wheat seeds.
20. Q: What did Jesus do before he passed out the food?: Matthew 14:19-21
A: He looked to heaven and thanked God for the food. (He blessed the food)
27. Q: Why did Jesus say the harvest was plentiful but the laborers were few? Matthew 9:37 and Luke 10:2.
A: He meant there were many people ready to learn, but not enough people to teach them, just like a field with lots of fruit and not enough pickers.
Q: What did God think about everything He created? Genesis 1:31
A: He saw everything He had made, and it was very good.
14. Q: What did the weeds look like when they were young?
A: The weeds, called tares, looked a lot like wheat when they were young, so it was hard to tell them apart.
21. Q: What happened after Jesus blessed the food?: Matthew 14:19-21
A: The food multiplied, and everyone ate until they were full.
28 . Q: What does Jesus want us to do about it?
A: He said we should pray for more helpers, and we should also be helpers ourselves by sharing God's love with our friends and family.
Q: What were the names of Adam and Eve's first two sons mentioned in the Bible? Genesis 4:1-7
A: Their names were Cain and Abel.
Q: What does the good seed represent?Matthew 13:36-43
A: The good seed represents the "children of the kingdom," or people who love and follow God.
Q: How much food was left over?: Matthew 14:19-21
A: The disciples collected 12 baskets full of leftover pieces of bread and fish.
29. Q: How can you be a "laborer"?Galatians 5:22-23
A: You can be a laborer by being kind to people, sharing your toys, being a good friend, and telling them about Jesus in a way that is easy to understand.