Definitions
What is a parable?
A made up story used to teach a truth.
What two items did someone sell everything to get?
A pearl and a hidden treasure.
Who does Jesus invite to be part of his kingdom?
Everyone
How might you be able to tell if someone is a Christian?
By the way they care for others.
What is an inheritance?
What job did the younger son have after he lost all his money?
Feeding pigs.
What is our real treasure?
Jesus - being part of his kingdom
What is something we've seen in more than one parable?
Wheat, farming, selling everything, banquet/party
What is a banquet?
A feast at a party.
How did the Samaritan help the injured man on the side of the road?
He cleaned and bandaged his wounds, took him to an inn and paid for his stay.
What must we do to get eternal life?
We follow Jesus.
Who did Jesus tell parables to?
Crowds of people.
What does the Bible mean when it talks about eternal life?
Living with God in his kingdom forever.
Who came to the banquet the rich man had invited lots of people to?
The poor, the sick, the injured
Who should we treat as our neighbour?
Anyone in need.
How many parables have we learned about this term? (extra 10pts for each you can name)
7
What is a Samaratin? Who was their enemy? (Half pts for half correct)
A Samaratin is a person from Samaria. The Jews didn't like them.
Name the four soils/places that seed fell onto.
Road, rocky soil, thorns/weeds, good soil
Why did the father want the older son to come to the party?
Because the younger son was lost but now found and that is always something to celebrate.
Why did Jesus use stories to teach his lessons?
Stories are easier to remember and give us a practical example of what it looks like to follow Jesus.