What does the yeast in the Parable of the Yeast represent?

• The power of evil

• The Kingdom of Heaven

• The law of Moses

• The wealth of the world

In the parable, where is the yeast mixed?

• In the river

• In a large clay jar

• In flour

• In the oven

What does the yeast's ability to spread throughout the dough symbolize?

• The rapid growth of God's Kingdom

• The difficulty of following Christ

• The burden of sin

• The work of false prophets

Who told the Parable of the Yeast?

• John the Baptist

• The Pharisees

• Jesus

• Peter

What is a key lesson from the Parable of the Yeast?

• A small beginning can lead to great growth

• Yeast makes everything unclean

• Faith is only for the strong

• The Kingdom of God is limited

What is the smallest seed mentioned in Jesus' parable?

• Olive seed

• Mustard seed

• Wheat seed

• Fig seed

What happens to the mustard seed when it grows?

• It remains small and weak

• It becomes a great tree

• It turns into a vine

• It vanishes

What does the mustard seed symbolize?

• The small faith of the disciples

• The expansion of God's Kingdom

• The wealth of believers

• The end of times

According to Jesus, where do the birds find shelter in this parable?

• In the nests they make

• In the mustard tree

• In the temple

• In the sea

What lesson does the Parable of the Mustard Seed teach?

• Small acts of faith can grow into something great

• Only the strong will inherit the kingdom

• Faith must be tested by fire

• Good things come to those who wait