Camp Hill Jr Bible Bowl - Study Guide (Joshua)

Who handed down information that Luke used in writing his gospel? (1:2) Eyewitnesses and servants of the word
What did Luke do before he wrote his gospel? (1:3) investigated everything carefully
Luke wrote the events of Christ&apost;s life in consecutive order. True or False (1:3) True
Luke wrote to whom? (1:3) Theophilus
According to Luke 1:4, the purpose Luke wrote was what? So people could know the exact truth about Christ.
Who was king of Judea in Zacharias&apost; life? (1:5) Herod
What was Zacharias&apost; job? (1:5) Priest
Who was Zacharias&apost; wife? (1:5) Elizabeth
Elizabeth was a descendant of whom? (1:5) Aaron
What did Zacharias see standing beside the altar? (1:11) an angel
An angel told Zacharias to name his son what? (1:13) John
When was John the Baptist to be filled with the Holy Spirit? (1:15) before his birth
John the Baptist was called a _____ to Jesus. (1:17) forerunner
John the Baptist was to teach in the spirit and power of whom? (1:17) Elijah
John the Baptist&apost;s work was to do what? (1:17) make ready a people prepared for the Lord
What was the name of the angel who spoke to Zacharias? (1:18-19) Gabriel
Why did the angel cause Zacharias to be unable to speak? (1:20) because he did not believe the angel&apost;s message about John
In what city did Mary live? (1:26-27) Nazareth
Who was Mary engaged to? (1:27) Joseph
Who was the virgin spoken of in Luke? (1:27) Mary
Joseph was the descendant of what great king according to Luke 1:27? David
Name the angel who appeared to Mary. (1:26) Gabriel
What was the name Mary was to give her son? (1:31) Jesus
According to Luke 1:32, Mary&apost;s son was to be called what? Son of the Most High
Whose throne would Mary&apost;s son receive? (1:32) David&apost;s
How long would the Kingdom last over which Mary&apost;s son would reign? (1:33) It would not end
Mary&apost;s offspring would be called what according to Luke 1:35? Son of God
Fill in the blank: “for nothing will be _____________ with God.” (1:37) impossible
Zacharias and Elizabeth lived where? (1:39-40) in a city in the hill country of Judah
What happened to Elizabeth&apost;s baby when she heard Mary&apost;s greeting? (1:41) He leaped
When was Elizabeth filled with the Holy Spirit? (1:41) when the baby, John, leaped in her womb
According to Luke 1:48, who would all generations count as blessed? Mary
How long did Mary stay with Elizabeth? (1:56) Three months
How old was a child when he was to be circumcised? (1:59) Eight days
Who wrote these words on a tablet: “His name is John.”? (1:62-63) His father, Zacharias
When was Zacharias&apost; mouth opened? (1:63-64) When he wrote John&apost;s name on the tablet
When was Zacharias filled with the Holy Spirit? (1:67) after he named John
Who was called “the prophet of the Most High” according to Luke 1? (1:76) John the Baptist
Who grew up in the deserts? (1:80) John the Baptist
In what chapter is Jesus referred to as “the Sunrise from on high”? (1:78) Chapter 1

Chapter 2:

Who gave the decree that a census should be taken of all the inhabited earth? (2:1) Caesar Augustus
What was Quirinius&apost; job when the census mentioned in Luke 2 was taken? (2:2) governor of Syria
Where did Joseph go to register for the census? (2:4) Bethlehem
In what region is Nazareth? (2:4) Galilee
In what region of Palestine is Bethlehem? (2:4) Judea
In what town did Mary give birth to Jesus? (2:4-7) Bethlehem
Why did Mary lay her baby in a manger? (2:7) because there was no room in the inn
The angel of the Lord appeared to whom in the fields in Luke 2? (2:8-9) Shepherds
Who said, “I bring you good news of a great joy which shall be for all people”? (2:10) the angel
Bethlehem is also called what? (2:4) the city of David
The angel in Luke 2 said that a Savior was to be born where? (2:11) in the city of David
“But _______ treasured up all these things, pondering them in her heart.” (2:19) Mary
How old was Jesus when he was circumcised? (2:21) Eight days old
When was Mary&apost;s baby officially named “Jesus”? (2:21) at his circumcision
To whom was it revealed by the Holy Spirit that he would not die until he had seen the Lord&apost;s Christ? (2:25-26) Simeon
What sacrifice did Mary and Joseph offer for the baby Jesus? (2:24) A pair of turtledoves or pigeons
Name the man in Jerusalem who was “looking for the consolation of Israel.” (2:25) Simeon
Anna was a what? (2:25) prophetess
Of what tribe was Anna a descendant? (2:36) Asher
Where did Anna live? (2:36-37) in the temple
Who kept increasing in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man? (2:52) Jesus
Where did Jesus&apost; parents go every year at the feast of the Passover? (2:41) Jerusalem
How old was Jesus when he went to Jerusalem for the Passover in Luke 2:42? 12
When Jesus was lost as a boy, how long before his parents found him? (2:46) 3 days
Where did Jesus&apost; parents find him when he was lost as a boy? (2:46) in the temple
What was Jesus doing in the temple as a boy? (2:46) sitting with the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions

Chapter 3:

In Luke 3, who was reigning as Caesar? (3:1) Tiberius
In Luke 3, who was governor of Judea? (3:1) Pontius Pilate
In Luke 3, who was the tetrarch of Galilee? (3:1) Herod
Name a brother of Herod in Luke 3. (3:1) Phillip
Who preached “a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins”? (3:3) John
Where did the word of God come to John the Baptist? (3:2) in the wilderness
Where did John the Baptist preach? (3:3) in all the regions around the Jordan River
What O.T. prophet did John the Baptist quote saying, “Make ready the way of the Lord, make his paths straight.”? (3:4) Isaiah
Who did John the Baptist call a “brood of vipers”? (3:7) the multitude
What was God able to raise up from stones? (3:8) children of Abraham
“Every tree that does not ________ is cut down and thrown into the fire.” (3:9) Bear good fruit
A man who has two tunics should do what? (3:11) share with him who has none
What group of people did John the Baptist tell to “collect no more than what you have been ordered to”? (3:12-13) tax gatherers
Who was wondering if John the Baptist was the Christ? (3:15) all the people
Who said, “He who is mightier than I is coming and I am not fit to untie the thong of His sandal”? (3:16) John the Baptist
John said Jesus would gather “wheat into His barn,” but what would he do with the chaff? (3:17) burn up with unquenchable fire
Who was Herodias? (3:19) Herod&apost;s brother&apost;s wife
Who locked up John the Baptist in prison? (3:19-20) Herod
At what event did a voice from heaven say, “Thou art my beloved Son, in Thee I am well pleased”? (3:21-22) at Jesus&apost; baptism
How old was Jesus when he began his ministry? (3:23) 30 years old
In what chapter is there a genealogy of Jesus&apost; family? Chapter 3
Name four famous Bible people in Jesus&apost; genealogy. David, Abraham, Noah, Adam

Chapter 4:

Where had Jesus been prior to being led into the wilderness by the spirit? (4:1) the Jordan River
How long was Jesus in the wilderness before the devil tempted him? (4:2) 40 days
How did Jesus reply to the devil&apost;s question, “If you are the Son of God, tell this stone to become bread.”?(4:4) “It is written, man shall not live on bread alone.”
In chapter 4:6-7, the devil tells Jesus he will do what thing if Jesus worships him? Give Him all this Domain (Kingdoms) and its glory.
What was Jesus&apost; reply when the devil asked Him to worship him? (4:8) “It is written, you shall worship the Lord your God and serve Him only.”
The devil led Jesus to what place in Jerusalem in Luke 4? (4:9) Pinnacle of the Temple
How did Jesus answer the devil when he asked Jesus to jump off the Temple? (4:12) “It is said, you shall not force a test on the Lord your God.”
Where did Jesus return to after being in the wilderness when the devil tempted Him? (4:14) Galilee
What book did Jesus read from after going to the Synagogue in Nazareth in Luke 4? (4:17) Isaiah
What did Jesus say after reading in the Synagogue that made the men say, “Is this not Joseph&apost;s son?” (4:21) Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing.
What did Jesus say about the way he was being received in the Synagogue at Nazareth? (4:24) Truly I say to you, no Prophet is welcome in His home town.
What were the men in the Synagogue in Nazareth going to do to Jesus after he had finished telling the story about Elijah? (4:29) They were going to throw Him down the cliff.
Jesus met a possessed man in the Synagogue of what city in chapter 4? (4:31) Capernaum
In Luke 4, Jesus healed whose mother-in-law? (4:38-39) Simon&apost;s
What was Jesus&apost; reason for leaving the people of Galilee in Luke 4? (4:43) I must preach the Kingdom of God to the other cities also, for I was sent for this purpose.

Chapter 5:

Jesus was teaching the word of God to the multitude by what Lake in chapter 5? (5:1) Lake of Gennesaret
The word of God was being taught in Luke 5 to the multitudes from the boat belonging to whom? (5:3) Simon
What did Jesus want to do after He had finished speaking from the boat in Luke 5? (5:4) put out to deep water for a catch
Simon Peter fell at Jesus&apost; feet in Luke 5 saying, “depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord!” when what happened? (5:7) when the catch of fish filled both of the boats so that they began to sink
What were the names of Simon&apost;s two fishermen partners? (5:10) James and John, sons of Zebedee
After landing their boats in Luke 5, what did James, John and Simon do? (5:11) They left everything and followed Jesus.
After healing a man with leprosy in Luke 5, what did Jesus order the man to do? (5:14) Tell no one, but go and show yourself to the priest and make an offering for your cleansing, as Moses commanded for a testimony to them.
As the news about Jesus was spreading and multitudes came to hear Him speak and to be healed of their sickness, Jesus often would do what? (5:16) slip away to the wilderness and pray
How was the paralyzed man brought before Jesus in Luke 5? (5:19) let down through the roof on a stretcher
Seeing the faith of the men who brought in the paralyzed man, Jesus said to the paralyzed man, “Friend, your _____________.”(5:20) sins are forgiven you
After healing the paralyzed man in Luke 5, Jesus went out and said, “Follow me” to _______ who was a _________. (5:27) Levi, tax collector
What did Levi do immediately after Jesus told him to follow Him? (5:28) He left everything behind and followed Him.
What did the Pharisees and their scribes say when they saw Jesus at Levi&apost;s house? (5:30) “Why do you eat and drink with the tax gatherers and sinners?”
Jesus&apost; response to the Pharisee criticism of Jesus eating with the tax gatherers was, “I have not come to call _____, but _______.” (5:32) righteous men, sinners to repentance
The Pharisees questioned Jesus as to why His disciples eat and drink with Him instead of fasting like the Pharisees did. Jesus answered by saying what? (5:34-35) “You cannot make the attendants of the bridegroom fast while the bridegroom is with them, can you? But the days will come and when the bridegroom is taken away from them, then they will fast in those days.”

Chapter 6:

In chapter 6, on a certain Sabbath, Jesus and His disciples were passing through where and doing what? (6:1) some grain fields, picking and eating the heads of wheat
What was the Pharisees reaction to Jesus and His disciples picking grain on the Sabbath? (6:2) They said, “Why do you do what is not lawful on the Sabbath?”
Who did Jesus say entered the house of God and took the consecrated bread because he and his companions were hungry? (6:3) David
Jesus said to the Pharisees in Luke 6 that the Son of man is what? (6:5) Lord of the Sabbath
On one Sabbath, Jesus was in the Synagogue teaching and there was a crippled man whose ________. (6:6) right hand was withered
Why were the Scribes and Pharisees watching Jesus so closely? (6:7) to see if they could find reason to accuse Him
Jesus knew what the Pharisees were thinking about healing on the Sabbath therefore what did he say to them? (6:9) “Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do good, or to do evil, to save a life, or to destroy it?”
When Jesus completely restored the man&apost;s hand in Luke 6, how did the Pharisees react? (6:11) They were filled with rage and discussed what they might do to Jesus.
In Luke 6, where did Jesus go to spend the whole night in prayer to God? (6:12) to the mountain
After spending the whole night in prayer in Luke 6, what did Jesus do when he called His disciples to Him? (6:13) He chose twelve of them whom he named as Apostles.
Name the twelve apostles Jesus chose in Luke 6. (6:14-16) Simon, also named Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Thomas, James the son of Alphaeus, Simon the Zealot, Judas the son of James, and Judas Iscariot
Which apostle of Jesus became a traitor? (6:16) Judas Iscariot
Jesus said to His disciples, “Blessed are you who are poor, for _______.” (6:20) yours is the Kingdom of God
“Blessed are you who hunger now, for __________.” (6:21) you shall be satisfied
“Blessed are you who weep now, for __________.” (6:21) you shall laugh
Jesus told His disciples that if they were hated and insulted for His sake, their reward would be what? (6:23) great in Heaven
While talking to His disciples, Jesus said, “_____ your enemies and ____ to those who hate you.” (6:27) love, do good
Jesus said, “_____ those who curse you and ____ those who mistreat you.” (6:28) bless, pray for
Finish this quote, “and if you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? For …” (6:32) even sinners love those who love them
“But love your ____, and do good, and lend expecting_____; and your reward will be _____, and you will be sons of the Most High; for he himself is ___to ____ and ____.” (6:35) enemies, nothing in return, great, kind, ungrateful, evil men.
“The good man out of the good treasure of his ____ brings forth what is ____, and the ___ man out of the ____ brings forth what is ____; for his mouth speaks that which ___ his ___. (6:45) heart, good, evil, evil treasure, evil, fills, heart
Who does Jesus say people are like who come to Him, hear his words, and act upon them? (6:48) Like a man building his foundation on a foundation of rock.
“But one who has heard and has not acted accordingly is like _____.” (6:49) A man who builds a house upon the ground without any foundation.

Chapter 7:

Where did Jesus go after the Sermon on the Mount? (7:1) Capernaum
What was the matter with the centurion&apost;s slave in Luke 7? (7:2) He was sick and about to die.
Whom did the centurion in Luke 7 send to ask Jesus to heal his slave? (7:3) Elders of the Jews
What reason did the Jewish elders give Jesus that He should heal the centurion&apost;s slave in Luke 7? (7:4-5) The centurion loved the Jewish nation and had built a synagogue.
Who said to Jesus, “I am not fit for you to come under my roof? (7:6) the centurion
How did the centurion in Luke 7 propose the healing of his slave take place if Jesus was not to come to his place? (7:7) Just by Jesus speaking
About whom did Jesus say, “Not even in Israel have I found such great faith”? (7:9) the centurion in Luke 7
Where did Jesus go after healing the centurion&apost;s slave? (7:11) to the city of Nain
Who was with Jesus when He went to Nain in Luke 7? (7:11) the disciples and a large multitude
When Jesus approached Nain, what did He see? (7:12) a dead man, his mother, and a crowd of people, a funeral procession
What did Jesus tell the woman in the funeral procession in Luke 7? (7:13) do not weep
What did Jesus say to the dead man at the city of Nain? (7:14) “Young man, I say to you, arise!”
How did the young man that Jesus saw at the edge of the city of Nain react to Jesus&apost; command? (7:15) He sat up and talked
How did the people react to the miracle that Jesus performed at the city of Nain in Luke 7? (7:16) with fear
Did the miracle that Jesus performed at the city of Nain in Luke 7 get talked about? (7:17) Yes, all over Judea and the surrounding district.
Who was one person spoken of by name in Luke 7 who heard of the miracle that Jesus performed at the city of Nain? (7:18) John the Baptist
What did John the Baptist do when he heard Jesus had raised a man from the dead at the city of Nain in Luke 7? (7:19) He sent two of his disciples asking if He was the One who was coming.
Jesus did something to prove Himself to John the Baptist&apost;s disciples, what was it? (7:21) cured many of diseases and afflictions and evil spirits and healed the blind.
What did Jesus say was preached to the people when answering the disciples of John the Baptist in Luke 7? (7:22) the gospel
Who did Jesus talk to the crowd about after He had talked to John the Baptist&apost;s disciples in Luke 7? (7:24) John the Baptist
What did Jesus say about John the Baptist in Luke 7? (7:28) among those born of women, none is greater than John
Who is greater than John the Baptist? (7:28) the least in the kingdom of God
How did the Pharisees and lawyers reject what God had purposed for them in Luke 7:30? They were not baptized by John
How did Jesus say His critics compared Jesus to John the Baptist in Luke 7? (7:33-34) John came not eating and drinking, and they said that he had a demon; Jesus came eating and drinking and they said He was a glutton, a drunkard, and a friend of tax gatherers and sinners.
Jesus went to a Pharisee&apost;s house to eat in Luke 7, what happened? (7:37-38) A woman broke an alabaster vial of perfume and washed His feet with tears and anointed His feet with perfume.
What did a certain Pharisee think of the woman who anointed Jesus&apost; feet with perfume in Luke 7? (7:39)He thought Jesus should know that the woman was a sinner.
What did Jesus say to the woman who anointed His feet with perfume? (7:47-48) Your sins have been forgiven.
Jesus told a story or parable at the home of a certain Pharisee in Luke 7, who was in the story? (7:40) A money-lender and two debtors
When Jesus forgave a woman&apost;s sins in Luke 7, how did the crowd react? (7:49) They wondered who this man was who can even forgive sins.

Chapter 8:

In Luke 8:1, we read that Jesus went about from one city to another doing what? Proclaiming and preaching the kingdom of God.
In Luke 8, when Jesus traveled around preaching, who went with Him? (8:1-3) the twelve, Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Susanna, and many others
Relate the parable of the sower in Luke 8. (8:5-8) the sower sowed seed which fell: beside the road, was trampled and the birds ate it; on rocky soil, grew but withered; among thorns, was choked out; on good ground, and grew.
In the parable of the sower, what did Jesus say the seed was? (8:11) the word of God
In the parable of the sower in Luke 8, what did those seeds beside the road represent? (8:12) those who heard but allowed the devil to come and take away the word from their hearts.
In the parable of the sower in Luke 8, what did those seeds on the rocky soil represent? (8:13) those who received the word and believed for a while, but fell away when tempted
In the parable of the sower in Luke 8, what did those seeds among the thorns represent? (8:14) those who heard but were choked with worries and riches and pleasures
In the parable of the sower in Luke 8, what did those seeds in good soil represent? (8:15) those who had an honest and good heart, who heard and believed and held fast to the word of God
Jesus said no one lights a lamp and covers it with a container or puts in under what, in Luke 8? (8:16) a bed
Who did Jesus say was His mother and His brothers in Luke 8? (8:21) those who hear the word of God and do it
What did Jesus ask the disciples after he rebuked the wind and waves in Luke 8? (8:25) Where is your faith?
After calming the storm in Luke 8, where did Jesus go? (8:26) to the country of Gerasenes or Gadarenes
Where is the land of Gerasenes or Gadarenes? (8:26) on the opposite (east) side of the Sea of Galilee
Who first met Jesus in the land of Gerasenes or Gadarenes in Luke 8? (8:27) a man possessed with demons
What was the name of the man possessed with demons in Luke 8, and why? (8:30) Legion, because many demons had entered him.
The demons in the man named Legion according to Luke 8, did not want to go where? (8:32) the abyss
Where did Jesus command the demons in the man called Legion to go in Luke 8? (8:32) into a herd of swine
When the demons entered the swine in Luke 8, what did the swine do? (8:33) They ran into a lake and drowned.
How did the people react when they saw the man, Legion, sitting quietly at the feet of Jesus in Luke 8? (8:35) frightened
When the people saw the man, Legion, sitting at Jesus&apost; feet in Luke 8, what did they ask Jesus to do? (8:37) to depart from them
What did Jesus ask the man, Legion, to do after He cast the demons out of him according to Luke 8:39? To go to his house and tell what God did for him
According to Luke 8:41, who was Jairus? An official of the synagogue
What did Jairus want of Jesus? (8:41-42) to heal his 12 year old daughter who was dying
What happened to Jairus&apost; sick daughter before Jesus got to her? (8:49) she died
What did Jesus tell Jairus when he heard about his daughter dying? (8:50) not to be afraid, believe and she will be made well
Who did Jesus allow with Him in the house when He was going to raise Jairus&apost; daughter? (8:51) Peter, John, James, and the girl&apost;s mother and father
When Jesus healed Jairus&apost; daughter, what did He tell the parents to do? (8:56) Tell no one.
How did the woman with a hemorrhage in Luke 8 get cured? (8:43) by touching Jesus&apost; garment hem
What did Jesus say cured the woman with the hemorrhage in Luke 8? (8:48) her faith

Chapter 9:

What kind of power and authority did Jesus give the twelve in Luke 9? (9:1) over all demons and to heal diseases
In Luke 9, Jesus sent out the twelve to do what? (9:2) to proclaim the kingdom of God and perform healing
What were the twelve, that Jesus sent out in Luke 9, supposed to take with them for their journey? (9:3) Nothing
When the twelve Jesus sent out in Luke 9 began preaching, why was Herod perplexed? (9:7-9) because some people were saying that John the Baptist had risen from the dead. Herod had him killed.
Where did Jesus go when the apostles returned to Him in Luke 9? (9:10) Bethsaida
Did Jesus get away from everyone by going to Bethsaida? (9:11) No, multitudes followed Him
What did Jesus use to feed the 5000? (9:12-17) 5 loaves and 2 fishes
How much food was left after Jesus fed the 5000? (9:17) 12 baskets full
When Jesus asked His disciples who the multitudes said He was, what was their reply? (9:19) John the Baptist, Elijah, or one of the prophets
Who did Peter say Jesus was when asked in Luke 9? (9:20) The Christ of God
Did Jesus, in Luke 9, want it preached that He was the Christ of God? (9:21) No
What did Jesus say you must do to follow Him in Luke 9:23? Deny yourself and take up your cross daily
What must you be willing to lose to follow Jesus? (9:24) your life
How soon did Jesus indicate the kingdom was coming in Luke 9? (9:27) Some there would not die until the kingdom would come.
Who was with Jesus when He went up to the mountain to pray in Luke 9? (9:28) Peter, James and John
When Jesus was praying on the mountain in Luke 9, who appeared with Him? (9:31) Moses and Elijah
What did Moses and Elijah discuss with Jesus? (9:31) Jesus&apost; departure; that is His death
After the two men appeared with Jesus in Luke 9, what did Peter want to do? (9:33) make three tabernacles or tents of worship
On the mountain in Luke9, what did the voice from the cloud say to Peter and the others? (9:35) “This is My Son, My Chosen one; listen to Him.”
When Jesus came down from the mountain in Luke 9, what was wrong with the son of the man who came to Jesus? (9:39) A spirit seized the boy
Who tried to heal a spirit possessed boy in Luke 9, but failed? (9:40) Jesus&apost; disciples
In Luke 9, who said, “The Son of Man is going to be delivered into the hands of men.”? (9:44) Jesus
When the disciples argued about who was to be the greatest in the kingdom, what did Jesus do? (9:46-48) Took a child and stood him by His side and said, “Whoever is least among you, this is the one who is great.”
What did Jesus say about someone who was casting out demons in Jesus&apost; name, but did not follow Him? (9:49-50) don&apost;t hinder him; whoever is not against you is for you
On the way to Jerusalem in Luke 9, did everyone receive Jesus? (9:51-56) No
On the way to Jerusalem in Luke 9, Jesus asked two men to follow Him. What was their reply? (9:57-62) One said he must bury his father first; the other said he wanted to first go and say goodbye to those at home.
What did Jesus say to those who would not follow Him immediately in Luke 9? (9:62) No one, after putting his hand to the plow and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God.

Chapter 10:

When Jesus sent out the 70 in Luke 10, how many of them were to travel together? (10:1) Two
When Jesus sent out the 70 in Luke 10, what did He plan to do Himself? (10:1) to follow after them
Jesus said to the 70 in Luke 10, “Go your ways; behold I send you out as _______ in the midst of ____.” (10:3) lambs, wolves
The Lord told the 70 in Luke 10 NOT to carry what three things with them? (10:4) Purse, bag, shoes
Finish this quote: “For the laborer is worthy of _____.” (10:7) his wages
In Luke 10, when the 70 entered a city and were not received, what were they to do? (10:11) wipe the dust of that city off their feet in protest of that city
The person who listens to those that Jesus sends out to preach, also does what? (10:16) Listens to Jesus
The person who rejects ______ is also rejecting Jesus. (10:16) those that Jesus sends to preach
When the 70 that Jesus sent out in Luke 10 returned, who did they say was subject to them in Jesus&apost; name? (10:17) demons
Jesus told the 70 in Luke 10, “I was watching ___ fall from ___ like lightening.” (10:18) Satan; heaven
Jesus told the 70 in Luke 10 to rejoice for what reason? (10:20) that their names are recorded in heaven
When the 70 returned in Luke 10, who praised whom? (10:21) Jesus; the Father
What has been handed over to Jesus by the Father? (10:22) all things
Who asked, “Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?” (10:25) a certain lawyer
“You shall love the Lord your God with all your ____, and with all your ____, and with all your ______, and with all your ______; and your neighbor as yourself.” (10:27) heart, soul, strength, mind
What is the name of Martha&apost;s sister? (10:38) Mary
What lesson do we learn from the story of Martha and Mary? (10:38-42) Do not let worldly things keep us from hearing Jesus.
The man who fell among robbers in Luke 10 was traveling between what two cities? (10:30) Jerusalem and Jericho
When the robbers beat up the man in Luke 10, who was the first person to come by that place? (10:31) a certain priest
When the robbers beat up the man in Luke 10, who was the second person to come by that place? (10:32) a Levite
When the robbers beat up the man in Luke 10, who was the third person to come by that place? (10:33) a certain Samaritan
Which one of the three men who came upon the man in Luke 10, who was beaten up by the robbers, stopped to help him? (10:33) the Samaritan
Who said, “Take care of him; and whatever more you spend, when I return, I will repay you.”? (10:35) the Samaritan in Luke 10
About what two people is it said that they “passed by on the other side”? (10:31-32) a priest and a Levite in Luke 10

Chapter 11:

Who said to Jesus, “Teach us to pray”? (11:1) his disciples
Fill in the blanks: Give us each day our ______. (11:3) Daily bread
When teaching how to pray, Jesus said we should pray, “Lead us not into ______.” (11:4) temptation
In Luke 11, Jesus tells of a person going to a friend at midnight and asking for what? (11:5) three loaves of bread
Why did the man in Luke 11 not want to help his friend who came to him at midnight? (11:7) because he was already in bed
What finally made the man in Luke 11 help his friend at midnight? (11:8) his friend&apost;s persistence
Fill in the blank: _____, and it shall be given to you. (11:9) Ask
Fill in the blank: _____, and you shall find. (11:9) Seek
Fill in the blank: _____, and it shall be opened to you. (11:9) Knock
In teaching about prayer, Jesus said that when a son asks his father for a fish, he will not give him what instead? (11:11) a snake
According to Luke 11:15, who is Beelzebul? Ruler of the demons
What happens to a kingdom that is divided against itself? (11:17) it is laid waste
Jesus said, “He who is not with me is _____.” (11:23) against me
Blessed are those who ____ the word of God, and ____ it. (11:28) hear, observe
After calling his generation wicked, Jesus said no sign would be shown to them except what in Luke 11:29? The sign of Jonah
Jesus said that his generation would be condemned by what two people(s)? (11:30-32) The Queen of the South, the men of Nineveh
When someone lights a lamp they do not put it in a cellar or under what in Luke 11? (11:33) a peck measure
When someone lights a lamp, they put it where? (11:33) on a lamp stand
The Pharisee who asked Jesus to have lunch with him in Luke 11 was surprised that Jesus did not do what before lunch? (11:37) ceremonially wash
Although certain Pharisees tithed (gave a tenth) of many things they received, they disregarded what two things? (11:42) justice and love of God
Who did Jesus accuse of loving the front seats at the synagogues? (11:43) the Pharisees
Who did Jesus accuse of weighing people down with heavy burdens, while not touching the burdens themselves? (11:46) lawyers
Where was Zechariah killed? (11:51) between the altar and the House of God

Chapter 12:

Jesus said that the leaven of the Pharisees was what? (12:1) Hypocrisy
Things that we whisper in the inner rooms, will one day be shouted from where? (12:3) Housetops
How should we feel toward those who could kill our body only? (12:4) Do not fear them.
How should we fell toward the One who can both kill and also cast into hell? (12:5) Fear him.
In Jesus&apost; day, how much did five sparrows cost? (12:6) 2 cents
Fill in the blank: “The very ____ of your head are all numbered.” (12:7) hairs
If we confess Jesus before men, what will He do? (12:8) confess us before the angels of God
If we deny Jesus before men, what will He do? (12:9) deny us before the angels of God
In warning against being greedy, Jesus said that “not even when one has an ________ does his life consist of his _____.” (12:15) abundance, possessions
When the land of a certain rich man became very productive, what did he decide to do with his crops? (12:16-18) tear down his barns, build new ones, and store his grain
What lesson did Jesus say we can learn from the mistake of the rich man who built new barns? (12:21) It is foolish to lay up treasures, but be poor toward God
Jesus said that we should not be anxious (worried) about the future. To illustrate this, He names what three things that God cares for? (12:22-28) ravens, lilies, and grass
Who, with all his glory, was not clothed as well as the lilies of the field? (12:27) Solomon
God will supply all our needs if we seek what? (12:31) His kingdom
Where is the “unfading treasure” located? (12:33) in heaven
Fill in the blanks: “Where your ___ is, there will your _____ be also.” (12:34) treasure; heart (the order is important)
When will the Son of Man (Jesus) come, according to Luke 12? (12:40) at an hour when you do not expect

Chapter 13:

Who mingled the blood of certain Galileans with their sacrifices? (13:1) Pilate
Unless we repent of sins, we will what? (13:3) perish
What tower fell on 18 people, killing them? (13:4) Siloam
What happens to a fig tree that does not bear good fruit? (13:7) it is cut down
On what day was Jesus teaching in the Synagogue? (13:10) on the Sabbath
In Luke 13, how long was the sick woman bent double and could not be straightened up? (13:11) 18 years
In Luke 13, what caused the sick woman to be bent double? (13:11) a spirit; Satan
When Jesus healed the woman bent double in Luke 13, the synagogue official criticized Him and said what? (13:14) people should come to be healed the other six days of the week, but not on the Sabbath
In Luke 13, Jesus called certain people hypocrites because they said that He could not heal people on the Sabbath, yet they watered what on the Sabbath? (13:15) their animals
What two animals are named in Luke 13:15, as those that were lead to water on the Sabbath? (13:15) Ox and donkey
What did Jesus say was like a mustard seed, in Luke 13? (13:18-19) the kingdom of God
What good thing did Jesus say was like leaven in Luke 13? (13:20-21) the kingdom of God
Jesus said that we should strive to enter what door, that many would like to enter but will not be able to? (13:24) the narrow door
In Luke 13, Jesus names three persons that will be in the kingdom of God along with all the prophets. Who are they? (13:28) Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
In Luke 13, what king is said to want to kill Jesus? (13:31) Herod
Who does Jesus call a fox in Luke 13? (13:31-32) Herod
Jesus said, “It cannot be that a prophet should perish outside of _____.” (13:33) Jerusalem
The people of what city would Jesus have liked to gather together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings? (13:34) Jerusalem
“_____ is He who comes in the name of the Lord.” (13:35) Blessed

Chapter 14:

In Luke 14, Jesus went to a leader of the _____ to eat. (14:1) Pharisees
Who was watching Jesus when He went to eat at a Pharisee&apost;s house? (14:1) the lawyers and Pharisees
In Luke 14, who was in front of Jesus when He went to eat at a Pharisee&apost;s house (14:2) a certain man suffering from dropsy
What did Jesus ask the lawyers and Pharisees in Luke 14? (14:3) is it lawful to heal on the Sabbath day
Did the lawyers answer Jesus when he asked them if it was lawful to heal on the Sabbath? (14:4) no
What did Jesus do to the man with dropsy in Luke 14? (14:4) He healed him
The Pharisees in Luke 14 were willing to help a _____ or a _____ out of a well on the Sabbath day. (14:5) son; ox
What causes Jesus to tell the parable about a wedding feast in Luke 14? (14:7) Jesus saw guests picking out the places of honor at the table
Tell the first parable that Jesus told in Luke 14 about the wedding feast. (14:8-11) when invited to a wedding feast, go to the last place so the host will ask you to come to a higher place of honor
Tell the second parable Jesus told in Luke 14 about a host and poor people. (14:12-14) the host should not invite only those that could repay him, but invite the poor, crippled, lame and blind
Why should you invite the poor to your feasts? (14:14) you will not be repaid here as you are in the resurrection day
Tell the third parable that Jesus told in Luke 14 about the people who would not come to a dinner. (14:15-24) A man was giving a dinner and his guests gave excuses why they could not come; so he invited the poor, lame, blind and crippled and those first invited could not come
In the third parable in Luke 14, what was the first man&apost;s excuse for not coming to the dinner? (14:18) He had bought land and needed to go and look at it
In the third parable in Luke 14, what was the second man&apost;s excuse for not coming to the dinner? (14:19) He had bought a yoke of oxen and needed to try them out
In the third parable in Luke 14, what was the third man&apost;s excuse for not coming to the dinner? (14:20) He had married a wife
What people did Jesus say we had to be willing to give up to be his disciple? (14:25-27) mother, wife, children, brother and sister
After Jesus said you had to take up your cross, He said you had to count the cost and He compared that to what? (14:28-32) a man building a tower and king going to battle
What things must you be willing to give up to be Jesus&apost; disciple? (14:33) all possessions
What is salt good for if it is tasteless? (14:34) nothing but to be thrown out

Chapter 15:

Who came to listen to Jesus according to Luke 15:1? (15:1) tax gatherers and sinners
Who began to grumble when they saw people coming to Jesus to listen to Him in Luke 15? (15:2) Pharisees and scribes
What did the scribes and Pharisees grumble about in Luke 15? (15:2) that Jesus received sinners and ate with them
What was the parable about sheep that Jesus told in Luke 15? (15:4-6) a man has 100 sheep and one is lost; he seeks that one, finds it and rejoices
In the parable about the sheep in Luke 15, how was heaven affected when the sinner repents? (15:7) more rejoicing there than over 99 who do not need to repent
How many pieces of silver did the woman in Jesus&apost; parable in Luke 15 have? How many did she lose? (15:8-10) 10, lost 1
When the woman in Luke 15 found her piece of silver, what did she do? (15:8-10) she rejoiced and called in her neighbors
To what did Jesus liken the coin lost by the woman in Luke 15? (15:10) a sinner who repents, causing joy in the angels of God
What is the parable about a family in Luke 15 called? (15:11-33) the prodigal son
Was it the younger of the sons or the older that wanted his share of the inheritance to spend, in the story of the prodigal son? (15:12) younger
What did the younger son do with his share of the inheritance in the story of the prodigal son? (15:13) spent it on loose living
After the younger son spent everything in the story of the prodigal son, what happened in the land? (15:14) a famine came and he was in need
What did the prodigal son long to eat before he returned home? (15:16) food of the swine
Who ate better than the prodigal son, while he was away from home? (15:17) his father&apost;s servants
The prodigal son was willing to do what to return to his father&apost;s house? (15:18) humble himself and ask his father to take him back as a servant
What did the father do to his younger son when he returned home, in the story of the prodigal son? (15:20-23) he ran and embraced him and kissed him; and then had a feast for him
What did the older brother do when he heard that his younger brother had returned home, in the story of the prodigal son? (15:28) he became angry and complained because his father had not done the same for him
In Luke 15, what did the father say to the older son in the story of the prodigal son, after the older son complained? (15:31) All that I have is yours; your younger brother was lost and is now found

Chapter 16:

Who was squandering the rich man&apost;s possessions in Luke 16? (16:1) his steward
When the steward in Luke 16 had been relieved of his duties, he said that he could not beg because _____. (16:3) he was ashamed
When the steward in Luke 16 was relieved of his duties, he said he could not dig because _____. (16:3) he was not strong enough
“He who is faithful in _____, is faithful also in _____.” (16:10) a very little; much
Who said that you cannot serve both God and Mammon (riches)? (16:13) Jesus
“No servant can serve” what? (16:13) two masters
The Pharisees are accused of being “lovers of” what in Luke 16? (16:14) money
Who knows your hearts? (16:15) God
Since when was the gospel of the kingdom of God preached? (16:16) since John the Baptist
When did they stop proclaiming the law and the prophets? (16:16) when John the Baptist came
What does one commit when he divorces his wife and marries another? (16:18) adultery
In the story of a rich man and a poor man in Luke 16, what was the poor man&apost;s name? (16:20) Lazarus
In Luke 16, where was the poor man taken upon his death? (16:22) to Abraham&apost;s bosom
Who carries people to “Abraham&apost;s bosom,” according to Luke 16? (16:22) angels
Where did the rich man go when he died, in Luke 16? (16:23) Hades
Since Abraham would not comfort the rich man in Luke 16, he begged him to send Lazarus to his home to warn who? (16:28) his 5 brothers
If the 5 brothers of the rich man in Luke 16 would not listen to _____ and the _____, they would meet the same fate as the rich man. (16:31) Moses; the prophets)

Chapter 17:

How many times are we supposed to forgive one who sins against us and repents? (17:4) even as much as seven times a day
In Luke 17, who asked Jesus to increase their faith? (17:5) the apostles
What is a slave&apost;s duty to his master? (17:11) to do all things which are commanded him
In Luke 17, Jesus met how many lepers? (17:12) 10
When did Jesus cause the lepers he met in Luke 17 to be healed? (17:14) after they left him and were on their way to the priest
Jesus healed a group of lepers in Luke 17. How many of them returned to thank him? (17:15) one
How did Jesus say that the kingdom of God was NOT to come? (17:20) with signs that could be seen
Who entered the ark when the flood destroyed the world? (17:27) Noah
What were people said to be doing in both the days of Noah and the days of Lot, in Luke 17? (17:27) ordinary things, like eating and drinking
According to Luke 17, what great destruction came in the days of Lot? (17:29) fire and brimstone rained on Sodom
Who said, “Remember Lot&apost;s wife”? (17:32) Jesus
In Luke 17:35, what are the two women said to be doing when one was taken and the other left? (17:35) grinding
What gathers where a dead body is? (17:37) vultures

Chapter 18:

In Luke 18, Jesus told a parable about a certain judge and a widow. Why did He tell this parable? (18:1-2) to show that we should at all times pray and not lose heart
Why did the judge in the parable in Luke 18, finally give the widow what she wanted? (18:5) he did not want her to keep bothering him
To whom did Jesus tell the parable about a Pharisee and a tax gatherer (publican) in Luke 18? (18:9-10) to certain ones who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and viewed others with contempt
Where did the Pharisees and the tax gatherer (publican) go to pray in Luke 18? (18:10) temple
Who prayed, “God, I thank you that I am not like other people.”? (18:11) the Pharisee
Who prayed, “God, be merciful to me the sinner.”? (18:13) the tax gatherer or publican
What happens to a person who humbles himself before God? (18:14) he will be exalted
Jesus said that the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as who? (18:16) children
Jesus said that no one is good except who? (18:19) God alone
It is easier for a _____ to go through the _____ than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. (18:25) camel; eye of a needle
Things that are _____ with men are _____ with God. (18:27) impossible; possible

Chapter 19:

Where did Zaccheus live? (19:1-2) Jericho
What was Zaccheus&apost; job? (19:2) chief tax gatherer
Was Zaccheus rich or poor? (19:2) rich
What do we learn about how Zaccheus looked from Luke 19? (19:3) he was short
Name the kind of tree into which Zaccheus climbed? (19:4) Sycamore
Why did Zaccheus climb up into a tree? (19:3-4) he wanted to see Jesus, but could not see over the crowd
Who said, “Zaccheus, hurry and come down.” (19:5) Jesus
How did Zaccheus tell Jesus that he would repay those whom he had cheated? (19:8) with 4 times as much
Zaccheus promised Jesus that he would give what amount of his possessions to the poor? (19:8) half
Finish this quote: “The Son of Man came to _____ and to _____ that which was lost.” (19:10) seek; save
In Luke 19, a certain nobleman went to a distant country. Who did he put in charge of his business while he was gone? (19:12-13) 10 slaves
How many of the 10 slaves in Luke 19 did not put to use what their master had given them? (19:16-21) one
Bethany is near what mount? (19:29) Olivet
What did Jesus send 2 of his disciples to get in Luke 19, about which they were to say, “The Lord has need of it”? (19:30-31) a colt
What did the disciples put on the colt on which Jesus rode in Luke 19? (19:35) their garments
When Jesus&apost; disciples were praising him in Luke 19, he told the Pharisees that if he told his disciples to become silent, what would cry out instead? (19:39-40) the stones
What was Jesus doing when he said, “My house shall be a house of prayer, but you have made it a robbers&apost; den.”? (19:45-46) casting out those who were selling out of the temple

Chapter 20:

In Luke 20, who asked Jesus, “Tell us by what authority you are doing these things.”? (20:1-2) chief priests, scribes, and elders
Who asked, “Was the baptism of John from heaven or from men?” (20:4) Jesus
Why would the chief priests and scribes not say that John&apost;s baptism was “from heaven”? (20:5) because they did not believe John
Why would the chief priests and scribes not say that John&apost;s baptism was “from men”? (20:6) because the people would stone them to death, because the people believed John to be a prophet
Who did the man who planted a vineyard first send at harvest time to get some produce? (20:9-10) a slave
How many different slaves were sent by the vineyard owner in the parable in Luke 20? (20:12) 3
What did the vine-growers do to the son of the man who owned the vineyard in Luke 20? (20:14-15) they killed him
Because of their actions, what did the owner of the vineyard in Luke 20 do to the vine-growers who had first rented his vineyard? (20:16) he destroyed them
Against whom did Jesus speak the parable of the vineyard in Luke 20? (20:19) the scribes and the chief priests
Who believes that there is no resurrection from the dead? (20:27) the Sadducees
How did Jesus answer the question, “Is it lawful for us to pay taxes to Caesar or not?” (20:24-25) He asked whose inscription was on a coin. They said, “Caesar&apost;s.” Jesus then said, “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar&apost;s and to God the things that are God&apost;s”
Where do people neither marry nor are given in marriage? (20:35) in the resurrection from the dead
Writings of David are found in what book of the Bible? (20:42) Psalms
In Luke 20:41, Christ is called whose son? (20:41) David&apost;s
Who wrote this: “The Lord said to My Lord, sit at my right hand.”? (20:42) David
In Luke 20:46-47, Jesus said that the scribes did what three things that were not right? walk around in long robes, devour widow&apost;s houses and offer long prayers for appearance sake
Jesus said that the scribes loved what three things, according to Luke 20:46-47? Respectful greetings in the market places, chief seats in the synagogues and places of honor at banquets

Chapter 21:

Jesus saw a poor widow put what amount into the treasury? (21:2) two small copper coins
Who did Jesus see putting gifts into the treasury besides a poor widow? (21:1-2) rich people
Who did Jesus say puts in the offering out of their surplus? (21:4) the rich
What was Jesus speaking about when he said, “There will not be left one stone upon another.”? (21:6) the temple
Nation rising against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, great earthquakes, plagues and famines were signs that would come before what happened? (21:6-11) the temple would be torn down
Jesus told his followers in chapter 21, that persecution would lead to an opportunity for them to _____. (21:12-13) testify
Jesus&apost; followers would know that Jerusalem&apost;s destruction was at hand when ______. (21:20) they saw it surrounded by armies
When Jerusalem was about to be destroyed, where could people flee for protection? (21:21) to mountains outside the city
Jesus predicted that his followers would see Jerusalem “trampled underfoot” by whom? (21:24) the Gentiles
After Jesus described the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple in Luke 21, he said that all things would come to pass when? (21:32) before that generation died
“Heaven and earth will pass away, but_____ will not pass away.” (21:33) Jesus&apost; words
According to Luke 21:37, where did Jesus spend his days at that time? teaching in the temple
According to Luke 21:37, where did Jesus spend his nights at that time? on the Mount of Olivet

Chapter 22:

Who was seeking a way to put Jesus to death in Luke 22? (22:2) the chief priests and scribes
Which one of the apostles did Satan enter into? (22:3) Judas
The chief priests agreed to give money to _____ if he would betray Jesus. (22:3-5) Judas
In Luke 22:6, where did Judas begin seeking a good opportunity to betray Jesus to the chief priests? apart from the multitude
In Luke 22, who did Jesus send to the city to prepare for the Passover meal? (22:8) Peter and John
The Passover in Luke 22 was prepared for Jesus in what place? (22:12) an upper room
According to Luke 22:15, Jesus told the apostles “I have earnestly desired to eat this Passover with you before I _____. Suffer
Jesus in Luke 22:16, said, “I shall never again eat it (Passover) until it is fulfilled in the ______.” kingdom of God
What were the apostles told to do with the cup that Jesus gave them in Luke 22? (22:17) share it among themselves
As Jesus broke bread, He commanded, “This is my _____, which is given for you; do this in ______ of me.” (22:19) body; remembrance
When Jesus took the cup in Luke 22, He said, “This cup which is poured out for you is the new ______.” (22:20) covenant in My blood
In Luke 22:24, a dispute arose among the apostles dealing with which one of them was what? regarded to be the greatest
Jesus said in Luke 22:26, “Let him who is the greatest among you become as the ______, and the leader as the ______.” youngest; servant
Jesus told the apostles, “As My Father has granted Me a kingdom, I grant you that you may eat and drink at _____.” (22:29-30) My table in My kingdom
Who was Satan going to “sift like wheat”? (22:31) Peter
In Luke 22, who did Jesus pray for, that that person&apost;s faith may not fail? (22:31-32) Peter
Peter told Jesus in Luke 22:33 that he was ready to go where with him? prison and death
Peter was told that he would deny knowing Jesus how many times before the cock would crow that night? (22:34) three
When Jesus arrived with the disciples at Mt. of Olives, He told them to do what? (22:39-40) pray that they would not enter into temptation
In Luke 22, what did Jesus do at the Mount of Olives? (22:39-41) pray
In Luke 22:43, how was Jesus strengthened on the Mount of Olives? by an angel sent from heaven
When Jesus returned to his disciples on the Mount of Olives, he found them doing what? (22:45) sleeping
How did Judas betray Jesus? (22:47-48) with a kiss
What did one of the disciples use to try to keep the high priest from taking Jesus? (22:49-50) a sword
Jesus did what to the man that was struck by one of the disciples with the sword? (22:51) healed him
When Jesus was arrested and taken to the house of the high priest, who followed? (22:56-60) Peter
What was Peter&apost;s response to the three people who said he had been with Jesus? (22:56-60) he denied that he knew Jesus
What happened as Peter was denying knowing Jesus the third time? (22:60) a cock crowed
Peter went away after he had denied Jesus three times and did what? (22:62) wept bitterly
What were the men who were holding Jesus doing to him in Luke 22:63? mocking him and beating him
In Luke 22:67, when the chief priests asked Jesus, “If you are the Christ, tell us,” what was his answer? If I tell you, you will not believe
According to Luke 22:69, the son of Man will be seated at the _____ of the power of God. Right hand
Who did Jesus tell the chief priests he was? (22:70) the Son of God
After Jesus told the chief priests he was the Son of God, what was their reply? (22:71) what further need do we have of testimony
Judas was also called ______. (22:3) Iscariot
The Passover lamb was sacrificed on what day? (22:7) the day of Unleavened Bread

Chapter 23:

In Luke 23:1, who was Jesus brought before? Pilate
Jesus was accused of doing what three things, when brought before Pilate? (23:2) misleading the nation, forbidding to pay taxes to Caesar and saying that he was Christ, a king
Pilate in Luke 23:3 asked Jesus what question, after the Jews brought the charges against Him? are you the King of the Jews
What was Jesus&apost; reply when Pilate asked Him if he was King of the Jews? (23:3) Yes, I am
What did Pilate first tell the chief priests and the multitudes concerning Jesus? (23:4) I find no guilt in this man
Where did the multitudes say Jesus had been teaching in Luke 23:5? All over Judea, starting from Galilee
Who did Pilate send Jesus to? (23:7) King Herod
What was Herod hoping to see when he met Jesus? (23:8) some sign performed by Jesus
When Jesus was questioned by Herod in Luke 23:9, how did Jesus answer? he answered him nothing
When Herod sent Jesus back to Pilate, how did he dress Jesus? (23:11) in a gorgeous robe
What kind of relationship resulted between Herod and Pilate during Jesus&apost; trial? (23:12) they became friends
What did Pilate tell the chief priests the second time Jesus was brought before him as far as guilt? (23:14) I have found no guilt in this man
Why was Jesus under Herod&apost;s authority in Luke 23? (23:6-7) because he was Galilean
What did Pilate want to do with Jesus? (23:16) punish him and release him
Who did the crowd want Pilate to release instead of Jesus? (23:18) Barabbas
Why had Barabbas been put in prison? (23:19) for murdering and for insurrection
How many times did Pilate address the crowd to try to persuade them to release Jesus? (23:22) three
What did the crowd want done with Jesus? (23:23) crucify him
In Luke 23:25 what did Pilate finally do with Jesus and Barabbas? released Barabbas and turned Jesus over to the crowd
Who carried the cross behind Jesus according to Luke 23:26? Simon, a Cyrenian
In Luke 23, how did Jesus address the group of women who were following him as the crowd took him away? (23:27-28) daughters of Jerusalem
What kind of people were the two others that were being led away to be put to death with Jesus? (23:32) criminals
What was the place called where Jesus was crucified? (23:33) the Skull
What did Jesus ask God to do with the people who crucified Him? (23:34) forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing
How did they divide up the garments Jesus had? (23:34) by casting lots
What did the soldiers say to Jesus while He was hanging on the cross? (23:37) if you are the King of the Jews, save yourself
What did the inscription above Jesus say? (23:38) This is the King of the Jews
What did the criminal that was hurling abuse at Jesus ask Him to do? (23:39) save himself and the criminals, too
The second criminal did not hurl abuse at Jesus, but asked Him to do what? (23:42) remember me when you come in your kingdom
According to Luke 23:43, what was Jesus&apost; reply to the second criminal? Today you shall be with me in Paradise
Darkness fell over the whole land from the _____ hour until the _____ hour as recorded in Luke 23:44? 6th and 9th
What happened to the veil of the temple when it became dark, on the day when Jesus was crucified? (23:45) it was torn in two
According to Luke 23:46, Jesus cried out with a loud voice and said ______ as he breathed his last? Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit
In Luke 23, after seeing all that happened at the crucifixion, what did the centurion at the cross do? (23:47) began praising God
Who went to Pilate and asked for the body of Jesus? (23:50) Joseph of Arimathea
What did Joseph of Arimathea do with the body of Jesus? (23:53) wrapped it in linen cloth and laid it in a tomb
On what day was Jesus crucified? (23:54) on the preparation day for the Sabbath
What was commanded to be done on the Sabbath? (23:56) rest

Chapter 24:

When did the women go to the tomb where Jesus had been laid according to Luke 24:1? first day of the week, at early dawn
When the women from Galilee got to the tomb where Jesus had been buried, what did they find? (24:2) the stone rolled away from the door
When the women entered the tomb, did they find the body of Jesus? (24:3) no
What did the two men that appeared at the tomb of Jesus ask the women who came there? (24:4-5) Why do you seek the living One among the dead?
According to Luke 24:6, the women who came to Jesus&apost; tomb looking for him were told by the two men there, “He is not here, but He has _____.” (24:6) risen
In Luke 24:7, the Son of Man was to be delivered into the hands of sinful men and crucified and then the ______ day rise again. Third
To whom did the women who came to Jesus&apost; tomb report the happenings there? (24:9) the eleven apostles and others
Name three of the women that were at the tomb of Jesus. (24:10) Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Mary the mother of Jesus
What kind of response did the apostles have when told what had happened at Jesus; tomb? (24:11) they did not believe what the women had told them
Which one of the apostles after hearing the women about Jesus&apost; tomb, went to the tomb according to Luke 24:12? Peter
When Peter looked inside the tomb, what did he see? (24:12) linen wrappings
Who began traveling with the two men that were going to Emmaus in chapter 24? (24:13-15) Jesus
Why was Jesus not recognized by the two traveling to Emmaus when he first joined them? (24:16) their eyes were prevented
What was the name of one of the two men who was traveling to Emmaus in Luke 24? (24:18) Cleopas
In Luke 24, who did Cleopas think that Jesus the Nazarene was? (24:19) a prophet
What did Cleopas say that he had been hoping Jesus would do? (24:21) redeem Israel
What events did Cleopas talk to Jesus about in Luke 24, on the way to Emmaus? (24:22-24) the tomb being empty
In Luke 24, how did Jesus address Cleopas and the other man as they traveled along on the road to Emmaus? (24:25) O, foolish men
Jesus told Cleopas, “Was it not necessary for the Christ to _____ these things and to enter into His glory?” (24:26) suffer
What did Jesus explain to the two men traveling to Emmaus, according to Luke 24: 27? The things concerning Himself in all the scriptures
When the two men and Jesus approached the village of Emmaus, what did the men ask Jesus to do? (24:29) to stop and stay
What did Jesus do when he had reclined at the table with the Men in Emmaus in Luke 24? (24:30) he took bread and placed it and broke it and began giving it to them
What happened when the men in Emmaus recognized Jesus? (24:31) He vanished from their sight
In Emmaus in Luke 24, after Jesus had vanished, what did the two men do? (24:33) returned to Jerusalem
What did the men who went to Emmaus in Luke 24 tell the apostles when they returned to Jerusalem? (24:34) the Lord has really risen
What happened while Cleopas was telling the apostles about having seen Jesus on the road to Emmaus? (24:35-36) Jesus stood in their midst
Why were the apostles and the group in Luke 24 frightened when Jesus appeared to them? (24:37) they thought they were seeing a spirit
In Luke 24, what did Jesus tell the apostles to do so they would know he was not a spirit but was flesh and bones? (24:39) to touch him and see
After Jesus had told the apostles to touch Him, what did He ask them, to prove that He was really not a spirit? (24:41) if they had anything for Him to eat
What did Jesus eat that the apostles gave Him, to prove that He was not a spirit? (24:42-43) a piece of broiled fish
According to Luke 24:44, Jesus said that “all things which are written about Me in the _____ and the _____ and the _____ must be fulfilled.” Law of Moses, Prophets and Psalms
Repentance for the forgiveness of sins should be proclaimed in Jesus&apost; name to all the nations beginning from what place? (24:47) Jerusalem
In Luke 24, the apostles were told to stay in the city until they were clothed in what? (24:49) power from on high
In Luke 24, Jesus led the apostles as far as what town before he ascended into heaven? (24:50-51) Bethany
After the apostles returned to Jerusalem, what did they continually do, according to Luke 24, following Jesus&apost; ascension? (24:52-53) go to the temple and praise God

Chapter Identifications

In which chapter do we read about the birth of John the Baptist? 1
In which chapter do we read about the birth of Jesus? 2
In which chapter is there a genealogy of Jesus? 3
In which chapter was Jesus tempted in the wilderness? 4
In which chapter did Jesus call some fishermen to be His disciples? 5
In which chapter did Jesus give the Sermon on the Mount? 6
In which chapter does Jesus raise the son of a widow from Nain? 7
In which chapter do we find the parable of the sower? 8
In which chapter did Jesus send out 12 of his disciples on a mission? 9
In which chapter did Jesus send out 70 of his disciples on a mission? 10
In which chapter do we read about the Good Samaritan? 10
In which chapter did Jesus give instructions on prayer, including what is called the “Lord&apost;s Prayer” as an example? 11
In which chapter did the rich fool tear down his barns and build new ones? 12
In which chapter do we read about the parable of the fig tree? 13
In which chapter are there 5 parables? 14
In which chapter is the story of the Prodigal Son? 15
In which chapter do we read about the rich man and Lazarus and Hades? 16
In which chapter do we read about the unworthy slave? 17
In which chapter do we read about a Pharisee and a tax-gatherer praying? 18
In which chapter do we read about Jesus into Jerusalem on a colt? 19
In which chapter do we read about paying taxes? 20
In which chapter do we read about the temple being destroyed, with one stone not remaining on another? 21
In which chapter do we read about Jesus being captured? 22
In which chapter do we read about the crucifixion of Jesus? 23
In which chapter do we read about the resurrection of Jesus from the dead? 24

Luke 1:1-4

“Inasmuch as many have undertaken to compile an account of the things accomplished among us, just as those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and servants of the Word have handed them down to us, it seemed fitting for me as well, having investigated everything carefully from the beginning, to write it out for you in consecutive order, most excellent Theophilus; so that you might know the exact truth about the things you have been taught.”