Jesus and Levi's Calling

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What was Levi's occupation before following Jesus?

  • A fisherman
  • A scribe
  • A Pharisee
  • A tax collector (correct)

Why did the Pharisees question Jesus' actions?

  • They were concerned about his teachings.
  • They wanted to join him for a meal.
  • They were shocked he ate with sinners and tax collectors. (correct)
  • They believed he should not associate with any followers.

What was Jesus' response to the Pharisees' question about eating with sinners?

  • He ignored their question.
  • He indicated that the sick need a physician, not the healthy. (correct)
  • He said only the righteous should be invited.
  • He agreed and stopped eating with them.

What can be inferred about the crowd that gathered around Jesus?

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What does the phrase 'I did not come to call the righteous but sinners' imply about Jesus' mission?

<p>He aimed to help those in need of redemption and healing. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following characters from The Call of Levi with their roles:

<p>Levi = Tax collector Jesus = Teacher of the crowd Pharisees = Religious critics Disciples = Followers of Jesus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following statements with their descriptions in the passage:

<p>Levi's reaction to Jesus' call = He got up and followed Jesus Pharisees' observation = Jesus eating with sinners and tax collectors Jesus' teaching = Not needing a physician Jesus' mission statement = Called the sick, not the righteous</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their associated concepts in the passage:

<p>Tax collectors = Sinners Crowd = Gathered to hear Jesus Table = Where Jesus dined Customs post = Levi's place of work</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following phrases with their significance in Jesus' message:

<p>Those who are well = Do not need a physician The sick = Are in need of healing I did not come = To call the righteous But sinners = As the focus of Jesus' mission</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following actions with the characters performing them in the passage:

<p>Jesus = Teaching the crowd Pharisees = Questioning Jesus' behavior Levi = Following Jesus Disciples = Sitting with Jesus at the table</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Jesus calls Levi

Jesus encounters Levi, a tax collector, and invites him to follow him.

Levi follows Jesus

Levi responds to Jesus' call and joins Jesus' group of disciples.

Jesus eats with sinners

Jesus eats with tax collectors and other marginalized individuals, drawing criticism.

Jesus' mission to sinners

Jesus emphasizes his role is to heal the sick and call sinners, not the righteous, to repentance.

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Tax collectors and sinners

Individuals considered marginalized and outside the norms of a righteous group.

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Jesus's encounter with Levi

Jesus saw Levi at a tax office and told him to follow.

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Jesus's dinner guests

Many tax collectors and sinners ate with Jesus at a dinner party.

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Scribes's criticism

Scribes (Pharisees) criticized Jesus for eating with tax collectors and sinners.

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Jesus's response to criticism

Jesus explained that he came to heal the sick and call sinners, not the righteous.

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Physician and the sick

Jesus used a doctor-patient analogy to explain that he is for those in need of healing.

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Jesus's call to Levi

Jesus encountered Levi at a tax office and invited him to follow.

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Levi's response

Levi accepted Jesus's call and joined his followers.

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Jesus's dinner companions

Many tax collectors and sinners ate with Jesus and his followers.

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Scribes's reaction

Scribes (Pharisees) criticized Jesus for associating with tax collectors and sinners.

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Jesus's mission

Jesus's goal was to heal sinners and those considered marginalized. He prioritized the sick and not the righteous.

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