Luke Quiz 04

Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every Word of God.

Jesus defeated the devil by quoting the Word of God to him.

After the temptations, the devil departed from Jesus never to return again.

It was the custom of Jesus to go into the synagogue on the sabbath day.

Jesus was tempted of the devil for forty days.

In the synagogue, Jesus read from the book of Psalms.

The devil wanted everyone to worship Jesus.

The devil took Jesus to a high mountain and showed Him the kingdoms of the world.

Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness.

Jesus was full of the Holy Ghost when He returned from Jordon.

The Spirit of the Lord anointed Jesus to preach only to the rich.

The devil promised Jesus the power and glory of the kingdoms of the world, if Jesus would worship him.

Jesus said that no prophet is accepted in his own country.

There went out a fame of Jesus through all the region about Galilee.

It was Jesus’ custom to go to the synagogue on the Sabbath day.

Jesus never read to anyone in the synagogue.

All the people in the synagogue wondered at the gracious words which proceeded out of the mouth of Jesus.

Jesus never taught the people in Capernaum.

While in the synagogue in Nazareth, Jesus read from the book of the prophet Esaias (Isaiah).

All of the lepers in Israel during the time of the prophet Eliseus (Elisha) were cleansed of leprosy.

The people in Capernaum were surprised at Jesus’ doctrine, because His word had power.

There was a man in the synagogue who had a spirit of an unclean devil.

Jesus did not lay His hands on everyone to heal them.

The demons who came out of the people knew that the One who cast them out was Christ.

The people in Capernaum did not want Jesus to depart from them.

The people in Capernaum did not want Jesus to depart from them.

When the devil tempted Jesus, He quoted the:

In the synagogue, Jesus quoted from the book of Esaias (Isaiah), and then told the people that now this:

The man possessed with an unclean devil cried out to Jesus to:

Jesus was led into the wilderness by:

Jesus healed Peter’s (Simon’s):

With authority and power Jesus commanded the unclean spirits, and they:

The spirit of the unclean devil (demons) which possessed the man, cried out to Jesus, and called Him:

The people sought Jesus when He went into a desert place because they did not want Him to:

Jesus told the people in the desert that He must preach:

Jesus healed Simon Peter’s mother-in-law from a high fever, and she arose and:

Jesus cast devils out of many people, and the devils cried out to Jesus, calling Him:

Jesus told the people in the synagogue at Nazareth that no prophet is accepted:

During the great famine in Israel, Elias (Elijah) was sent to Sarepta to help:

The devil wanted Jesus to command a stone to become:

Jesus told of the many lepers in the time of Eliseus (Elisha) the prophet, and the only one healed was:

The people in the synagogue became so angry at Jesus that they:

The angry people tried to cast Jesus head long down a hill, but He:

Jesus taught the people in Capernaum, a city of:

When Jesus returned to Galilee, there went out a fame of Him through all the:

When the devil had ended his temptation of Jesus, he:

The devil tempted Jesus by telling Him that he would give Him:

The devil brought Jesus to Jerusalem, set Him on top of the temple, and tempted Him to jump if He really was:

Jesus answered the devil’s temptation by quoting the scripture which said that no one should tempt:

After Jesus finished reading in the synagogue, He closed the book, sat down, and everyone: