Luke Quiz 07

A certain centurion had great faith that Jesus could heal his servant.

When Jesus ended His sayings, He entered into Capernaum.

The centurion sent his soldiers to bring Jesus to heal his servant.

This centurion had built a synagogue for the Jews.

The centurion considered his servant as his enemy.

The Jews said that the centurion was worthy for Jesus to heal his servant.

They asked Jesus to go and lay His hands on the dying servant.

The servant became better in three days.

The centurion felt unworthy, yet knew if Jesus spoke, his servant would be healed.

Jesus said that He had not found so great a faith in Israel as that of the centurion.

Jesus went into the city of Nain.

None of the disciples went into Nain with Jesus.

The one who is forgiven the most, will love the most.

Jesus said that among those that are born of women, there is not a greater prophet than John the Baptist.

The Pharisees and lawyers agreed with the counsel of God against themselves.

One of the Pharisees asked Jesus to eat with him in his house.

Those who have gorgeous clothing and live richly are in the king’s courts.

It was written of John the Baptist that he was a messenger sent to prepare the way before Jesus.

In the city of Nain, Jesus raised a young man from the dead.

The people said that God had visited His people.

John the Baptist sent two of his disciples to ask Jesus if He was the One that should come.

While Jesus was at the home of the Pharisee named Simon, several people washed His feet.

While Jesus was at the home of the Pharisee named Simon, several people washed His feet.

A woman in the city who was a known sinner, was also at the home of the Pharisee, Simon.

A woman stood at Jesus’ feet, weeping and washing His feet with her tears.

Jesus said to the woman whose sins were many, “Thy sins are forgiven.”

A certain centurion in Capernaum sent some elders of the Jews to beg Jesus to:

As Jesus went to the city of Nain, many people and His disciples:

When Jesus saw the widow’s son who had died, He touched the bier and then:

A certain centurion’s servant, who was dear to him, was:

When Jesus saw the widow whose only son had died, He said to the widow:

After Jesus raised the man from the dead, a fear came upon all the people, and they:

The centurion loved his nation, and he had built the Jews a:

Jesus marveled at all the great and good things concerning the centurion, because He had not found in Israel:

When John heard all the wonderful works of Jesus, he sent two of his disciples to ask Jesus:

Jesus said that those people are blessed who are not:

It was written of John that he was the messenger who was sent before Jesus to prepare the:

Among those born of women there is not a greater prophet than:

When Jesus entered into Simon’s house, He was given no water to:

However, the woman washed His feet with her tears, and wiped them with:

A woman, who was a sinner, anointed Jesus’ feet with ointment from:

John the Baptist came neither eating bread nor drinking wine, and yet the people said that he had:

The Son of man came both eating and drinking, and the people called Him a:

Her sins which are many are forgiven, because she loved much, but to whom little is forgiven, the same:

There was a creditor who had two debtors, one of them owed five hundred pence, and the other one owed:

Since neither debtor could pay, he forgave them both, and the one who loved him most was the one who:

Wisdom is justified of all her:

Jesus said that he that is least in the kingdom of God is greater than:

After Jesus had raised the young man from being dead, the people glorified God by saying that:

Those people eating at the Pharisee’s home when Jesus told the woman her sins were forgiven, asked who:

Jesus said to the woman whose sins He had forgiven, “Thy faith hath saved thee: