Meals in Luke 9-19

Jesus goes to a meal at the house of a Pharisee in chapter 11. What is the Pharisee shocked that Jesus does not do?

• the correct gift that is typically brought to meals

• the correct sign of respect for religious leaders

• the correct prayer before a meal

• the correct ritual for washing before a meal

In chapter 11, at a meal at a Pharisee's house, what does Jesus criticize the pharisees for doing?

• Not attending the synagogue enough.

• Only being concerned with what is on the outside or exteral.

• Praying too much in the street

• Not praying enough on the Sabbath

In chapter 14, Jesus goes to a dinner at a Pharisees' house. What does he tell the guests of this dinner to do when they go to dinners like these?

• Not attend so that they can be praying more in the synagogue.

• Not attend so that the poor and physically disabled can attend.

• Take the lowest place at the table.

• Take the most prominent seat at the table.

What concern about Jesus inspires the three lost parables?

• The Pharisees are worried that Jesus is eating meals with sinners.

• The Romans are worried that Jesus is preaching too openly

• The disciples are worried that Jesus is not doing enough for people who need it.

• The women are concerned that they will not be able to attend Jesus' prayer services.

Who is the person in chapter 16 who is described as "dining sumptuously each day?"

• Nicodemus

• Zacchaeus

• Lazarus

• the rich man

Who invites Jesus to his home in Chapter 19? How is he described in the chapter?

• Zacchaeus, a tax collector

• Nicodemus, a pharisee

• Lazarus, a poor man

• Martha, a woman.

Who are two people who invite Jesus into their home at the end of chapter 10?

• Peter and John

• Nicodemus and James

• Martha and Mary

• Matthew and Luke