Luke 13:1-9

Match the following themes with their corresponding biblical passages.

• 1 Corinthians 13:4-7

• Repentance

• Romans 5:2-5

• Faith

• Luke 13:1-9

• Love

• Hebrews 11:1

• Hope

In the parable of the fig tree in Luke 13:1-9, what does the owner of the vineyard want to do with the tree?

• Water it

• Cut it down

• Move it

• Sell it

In Jesus's interesting response, what does he emphasize?

• Mercy

• Justice

• Repentance

• Faith

The final tips and takeaways from Jesus's view of calamity are to (a)  

• Always be prepared
• Trust in God
• Repent and seek mercy
• Love your neighbor.

One aspect of Jesus's response mentioned in the material is (a)  

• Outward Compassion
• Call for Justice
• Calamity at Siloam
• Call for Repentance

Fill in the blank: Jesus's response included no outward _______.

• Compassion

• Justice

• Calamity

• Repentance

What is the main storyline of the parable about mercy and repentance?

• A) A king forgives a servant

• B) A farmer waits for a fig tree to bear fruit

• C) A shepherd finds a lost sheep

• D) A merchant sells all for a pearl.

The fig tree in the parable symbolizes _______.

• Prosperity

• Repentance

• Unfruitfulness

• Justice

The Old Testament background of the parable about mercy and repentance is found in which book?

• Genesis

• Exodus

• Isaiah

• Psalms

Match the following phrases with their appropriate endings.

• You should always try to be ______!

• scared

• There's no need to be ______ about the future!

• ready

• Don't be ______ of the unknown!

• happy

• You better be ______!

• worried