The Crippled Man
The Man with the Crippled Hand
The Storm
Feeding the Crowd
Ten Lepers
100

What was wrong with him?

He couldn't walk

100

What does withered mean?

Dry, paralyzed, shrunken, or shriveled up

100

What was the problem?

A great windstorm arose

100

What was the problem?

People were hungry, and they didn't have much food

100

What is leprosy?

A skin disease
200

Where did he sit?

On a mat by a pool

200

Where was the man?

In the synagogue

200

Where was the boat?

In a lake

200

Where was the crowd?

By a lake

200

Where were the lepers?

Outside a village

300

What happened to the first person who got in the pool when the water moved and bubbled?

They would be healed

300

What day was it, which made the Pharisees so mad?

The Sabbath day

300

What was Jesus doing during the storm?

Sleeping

300

What did Jesus ask the disciples to do?

To give the people some dinner
300

What did Jesus do for the lepers?

He healed them

400

Why couldn't he get better?

He didn't have anyone to help him into the water in time

400

What did Jesus do?

He healed the man's hand

400

What did Jesus do when he woke up?

He said, "Peace, be still!" and the lake was completely still.

400

What did Jesus do?

He took the food, gave thanks to God, and turned 2 fish and 5 small loaves of bread into enough food for more than 5,000 people

400

What was different about the leper from Samaria?

He remembered to say thank you

500

How many years had he been waiting to be healed?

38

500

Why didn't the Pharisees like Jesus?

They were jealous because the people liked Jesus more than them/ they didn't believe he was God's son

500

What can we learn from this Bible story?

We shouldn't be afraid of what difficulties come out way, because Jesus is right beside us

500
How many baskets of leftovers were there?

12

500

What can we learn from this Bible story?

We should remember to say thank you to Jesus for all the things he does for us