Luke Quiz 16

When Jesus spoke of Moses and the prophets, He was talking about the Old Testament scriptures.

A rich man’s steward was accused of wasting the man’s goods.

The lord asked his steward to give an account of his stewardship.

The steward tried to decide what he should do.

The steward asked the lord’s debtors how much they owed his lord.

Whoever is faithful in the least is also faithful in much.

It is very easy for a person to serve two masters.

The lord commended the unjust steward because he had done wisely.

You cannot serve both God and mammon (earthly wealth).

The Pharisees derided (mocked) Jesus because they were covetous.

The one who is unjust in the least will be very just in that which is much.

The one who divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery.

A very rich man wore clothes of purple and fine linen.

Jesus said that whoever marries her that is put away from her husband, commits adultery.

Lazarus was a beggar who was laid at the rich man’s gate.

The law and the prophets were in effect until John the Baptist came preaching.

It is easier for heaven and earth to pass away, than for one tittle of the law to fail.

The man who owed his lord a hundred measures of oil was told to write his bill for one hundred.

Since John came, the kingdom of God is preached.

Lazarus had no desire for any of the rich man’s food.

If you try to serve two masters, you will hate one and love the other.

The dogs licked the sores on Lazarus’ body.

The beggar died and was carried by angels to Abraham’s bosom.

The rich man died, was buried, and was in great torments in hell.

In hell, the rich man had no memory of his family back on earth.

The lord asked his steward to give him an account of:

The steward tried to decide what he should do, because he:

The rich man asked his steward for an account because his steward had been accused of:

A servant can not serve two masters because he will:

The rich man in hell was able to sense pain and thirst, was able to see and hear, and:

The man in hell asked that Lazarus be sent back to the home of the rich man’s father to:

There was a certain rich man who wore clothing of:

God said that a man who is faithful in the least will also be faithful in:

The Pharisees who were covetous, heard all the things which Jesus said, and they:

Although it was too late to pray, the man in hell cried out to Abraham instead of praying to:

The steward told the man who owed a hundred measures of oil to his lord, to write the bill for:

The lord commended his unjust steward because he had:

The children of this world are in their generation wiser than:

Lazarus was a beggar who was laid at the rich man’s:

Lazarus not only was full of sores, but he was so hungry that he desired to eat the crumbs from:

Jesus told the Pharisees that they justified themselves before men, but:

Jesus said that if you have not been faithful in the unrighteous mammon (money), who will commit to your trust:

Jesus said that whoever puts away his wife and marries another:

Abraham reminded the man in hell that in his lifetime he received good things, while Lazarus:

Abraham reminded the man in hell that his brothers on earth had:

The man in hell said that if someone from hell talked to his brothers on earth:

After death, Lazarus was comforted and the rich man was:

He that is unjust in the least is also:

Abraham said that if the man’s family would not believe Moses and the prophets, neither would they:

No one can serve two masters because he will: