Luke Chapter 10

What instructions did Jesus give to the seventy-two men when sending them out?

• Jesus instructed the seventy-two men to go in pairs and proclaim the law of Moses

• Jesus instructed the seventy-two men to go in pairs, heal the sick, proclaim the Kingdom of God, travel light, and stay in welcoming homes.

• Jesus instructed the seventy-two men to travel with enough supplies so that when they go into the towns they would not go hungry.

• Jesus instructed the seventy-two men to stay in the homes of the wealthy who welcomes them.

What were the signs that the seventy-two men performed during their mission?

• Performing magic tricks and miracles at the town they went.

• Building shelters for the poor and stay with those who welcome them.

• Healing the sick, casting out demons, and proclaiming the Kingdom of God.

• Preaching and teaching in synagogues and to the people.

What was the significance of the peace greeting given by the seventy?

• The peace greeting was a ritual for celebrating victories.

• The peace greeting symbolizes goodwill and the mission of spreading hope and reconciliation.

• The peace greeting indicated a military alliance.

• The peace greeting was a formal introduction to the seventy.

How did the seventy-two men respond to the authority given to them by Jesus?

• The seventy-two men ignored the authority given to them by Jesus but went on healing the sick and cast out demons.

• The seventy-two men rejected the authority and chose to do nothing.

• The seventy-two men were overjoyed but did not act on the authority.

• The seventy-two men responded with joy and reported their success in exercising the authority given to them by Jesus.

What was the reaction of Jesus when the seventy returned?

• Jesus was indifferent and said nothing.

• Jesus was angry and turned away from them.

• Jesus rejoiced and thanked God.

• Jesus scolded them for their failures.

What lesson can be drawn from Jesus' interaction with the seventy-two men about teamwork?

• Teamwork is unnecessary when one has faith.

• Working in pairs enhances the effectiveness of their mission.

• Teamwork is only important in large groups.

• Each individual should work alone to achieve personal goals.

What is the main lesson of the Good Samaritan parable?

• We should only help those who are similar to us.

• Helping others is not our responsibility.

• Neighbors should always help each other first.

• We should love and help our neighbors, regardless of their identity.

Who were the two individuals that passed by the injured man before the Samaritan?

• a priest and a Levite

• a priest and a scribe

• a Samaritan and Levite

• an innkeeper and priest

How does the parable of the Good Samaritan redefine the concept of neighbor?

• A neighbor is defined by their wealth, status and those who would help you in times of need.

• A neighbor must share the same religion and have the same belief.

• A neighbour is one who shows mercy and compassion, regardless of race, social and financial status.

• A neighbor is only someone who lives nearby or next door to me.

What does the parable of the Good Samaritan teach about the nature of compassion?

• Compassion is a sign of weakness and should be avoided.

• Compassion should be extended to all, regardless of their background or beliefs.

• Compassion is only important in religious contexts.

• Compassion is only necessary for those who are close to us.