Prodigal Son
Treasure & the Pearl
Lost Sheep
Good Samaritan
100

Who asked for his inheritance early and wasted it? 

the younger son

100

In the first parable, what did a man found hidden in a field.

a treasure

100

The shepherd had this many sheep in the parable.

100

100

This man was attacked by robbers and left half-dead.

the traveler/ Jewish man

200

After spending all his money, what job did the younger son take?

feeding the pigs

200

The man sold all he had to buy this.

the field
200

The shepherd left these many sheep behind to find the one lost.

99

200

These two religious figures passed by without helping.

the priest and Levite

300

What was the father’s reaction when his son returned? 

He ran to him, hugged him, and welcomed him home.

300

The pearl of great price represents this.

the Kingdom of Heaven

300

The shepherd did this when he found the lost sheep.

He rejoiced and carried it home.

300

The Samaritan brought the man here to recover. 

 an inn

400

What item was given to the son to symbolize his restored place in the family?

a ring

400

What did the merchant sell so that he could buy the pearl? 

He sold everything he had to buy the pearl.

400

Who is our Great Shepherd?

Jesus

400

The Samaritan did this first to care for the injured man’s wounds.

bandaged his wounds,poured oil and wine on them

500

What was the older son’s complaint when his brother returned?

that he never received a celebration despite his obedience

500

In both parables, what do the man and the merchant have in common about their response?

They both sold everything they had with joy to gain something greater. 

500

I tell you that in the same way there will be more ________  in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent.

rejoicing

500

This was Jesus’ main lesson in telling this parable.

to love your neighbor as yourself