17 Questions
What would have been the outcome if the mighty works of Jesus had been done in Tyre and Sidon?
They would have repented long ago in sackcloth and ashes
What is the relationship between the Son and the Father according to Jesus' statement?
No man knows the Son, but the Father; neither knows any man the Father, save the Son
What is the promise Jesus makes to those who come to him?
They will find rest unto their souls
What is the consequence for Capernaum according to Jesus' statement?
It will be brought down to hell
Why does Jesus thank the Father, according to the text?
Because the Father had hid the truth from the wise and prudent
What is the comparison Jesus makes between Sodom and Capernaum?
Capernaum will be punished more than Sodom
What was Jesus' response to John's disciples when they asked if He was the one they were expecting?
He told them to go back to John and tell him the works they had seen and heard.
Why did Jesus criticize the towns that did not repent?
Because they rejected His message.
What did Jesus emphasize as a result of His miracles?
The significance of repentance and humility.
What did Jesus say about those who would not be offended in Him?
They would be blessed.
What did Jesus imply about those who wear soft clothing?
They are kings.
What does Jesus say about John the Baptist?
He is the greatest among those born of women
What is Jesus' attitude towards the cities where he performed mighty works?
He is disappointed in their lack of repentance
What is the significance of Jesus' miracles according to this passage?
They were a call to repentance
What is the relationship between John the Baptist and Jesus according to this passage?
John is a precursor to Jesus
What is the tone of Jesus' words in this passage?
Harsh and critical
What is the significance of Jesus' statement about wisdom being justified by her children?
It means that wisdom is proven by its results
This quiz is based on Jesus' teachings about the cities of Tyre, Sidon, and Capernaum, and how they would be judged compared to Sodom. Understand the biblical context and message of this passage.
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