Luke Quiz 20

Jesus told the chief priests and scribes by whose authority He preached and taught.

David said, “The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make thine enemies thy footstool.”

People in heaven marry and are given in marriage.

Jesus asked the chief priests and scribes whether the baptism of John was from heaven or of men.

The Lord is God of the dead and not of the living.

The stone written about in verses 17-18, and in Psalm 118:22-23, is actually the Lord Jesus Christ.

The chief priests and scribes asked Jesus who gave Him the authority to preach and teach.

Jesus taught the people in the temple and preached the gospel.

Jesus said to render (pay) to Caesar, (the government) the things which belong to Caesar (taxes).

We are to give to God the things which belong to Him.

The scribes refused to wear long robes and they did not want anyone to greet them in the market.

Saints are much better than angels.

A man planted a vineyard, left it with the husbandman, and went to the near by town.

The Sadducees do not believe in any resurrection.

The chief priests and scribes sent people to spy on Jesus.

The scribes who take away widows’ houses and pray long prayers for show, will receive greater damnation.

Jesus Christ is not a God of the dead, but of the living.

Since God is a living God, it is certain that there will be a resurrection of the dead.

The chief priests and scribes sought to lay hands on Jesus, but they feared the people.

The people were persuaded that John was a prophet.

The beloved son in the parable is Jesus Christ.

The spies marveled at Jesus’ answers and held their peace.

The husbandmen of the vineyard beat the servant who was sent to get the fruit.

The husbandmen plotted to kill the son, who was the heir of the vineyard.

The stone which the builders rejected, speaks of Jesus.

Since God is the God of the living, it means that He:

The stone which the builders rejected is become the:

The spies who pretended to be just, (holy) men wanted to deliver Jesus to the:

The scribes and the chief priests wanted to lay hands on Jesus to kill Him, but they:

The spies who were trying to trick Jesus, asked Him if it was lawful to:

Jesus taught the people and preached the gospel, and the chief priests and the scribes came to Him with:

Jesus recognized the craftiness of the men who were questioning Him, and He asked them:

Those who fall upon the stone (Jesus) shall:

All of Jesus Christ’s unrepentant enemies shall be made His:

The leaders and the elders of the synagogue questioned Jesus concerning who gave Him the:

Jesus asked the chief priests, scribes and elders whether the baptism of John was from heaven or:

The man who planted a vineyard and left it with husbandmen, went to:

All of mankind who are alive, live unto:

If the stone (Jesus Christ) falls upon someone, it will:

 A servant went to get some of the fruit of the vineyard, but the husbandmen:

The Sadducees were a group of men who did not believe in any:

Moses wrote that if a man’s brother dies, leaving his wife with no children, the man should:

Those people who go to heaven neither marry nor are:

People in heaven cannot die any more, for they are equal to:

Those who are the children of God are also the:

The owner of the vineyard sent a third servant to check on the fruit but the husbandman:

Finally, the lord of the vineyard decided to send:

However, the husbandmen decided to:

The lord of the vineyard will come and:

As all of the crowd listened, Jesus told His disciples to beware of the scribes who love: