Matthew 18:21-35

According to Matthew 18:21, how many times should we forgive someone who sins against us?

• ten

• fifty

• seventy times 7

In the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant, how much money did the servant owe his master?

• 100 talents

• 1,000 talents

• 10,000 talents

• millions of talents

What did the servant in the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant do when his fellow servant owed him money?

• He forgave the debt.

• He gave him more time to repay the debt.

• He had him thrown into prison.

• He asked for collateral in exchange for the debt.

What lesson can we learn from the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant?

• The importance of forgiveness and showing mercy to others.

• The significance of seeking justice and punishment for wrongdoers.

• The value of selfishness and refusing to forgive others.

• The need for revenge and holding grudges.

What is the main theme of Matthew 18:21-35?

• revenge

• gratitude

• justice

• forgiveness

What does the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant teach us about the nature of forgiveness?

• Forgiveness should only be extended to those who deserve it.

• Forgiveness is unnecessary and should be avoided.

• Forgiveness should be extended to others just as we have received forgiveness from God.

• Forgiveness should be withheld until the person shows remorse.