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According to Luke, chapter 1, verse 13, what has been heard?
Zechariah's prayer
Of whom was Jesse the son?
Obed
Who asked, 'Isn't this Joseph's son'?
Everyone (all) in the synagogue
Quote Luke, chapter 1, verses 46-48.
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What have seen the Sovereign Lord's salvation?
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Who said, 'Son, why have you treated us like this? Your father and I have been anxiously searching for you'?
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Who was suffering from a high fever?
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Who continued, 'Truly I tell you, no prophet is accepted in his hometown'?
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According to Luke, chapter 1, verse 23, what was completed?
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Of whom was Noah the son?
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Finish these verses: 'When all the people were...'
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According to Luke, chapter 1, verse 2, of what were they servants?
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What did Jesus give back to the attendant?
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According to Luke, chapter 2, verse 27, where did he go?
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Finish these verses and give the reference: 'The people were waiting expectantly...'
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Who took the child Jesus in his arms and praised God?
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Where were there many widows in Elijah's time?
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What did John tell tax collectors?
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What did John tell some soldiers?
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What may Theophilus know?
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Where did everyone go to register?
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According to Luke, chapter 3, verse 14, what did some soldiers ask him?
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What sacrifice is in keeping with the Law of the Lord?
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Quote Luke, chapter 4, verses 3-4.
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What have you prepared in the sight of all nations?
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Who said it to tax collectors: 'Don't collect any more than you are required to'?
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Of whom was Simeon the son?
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Whose greeting did Elizabeth hear?
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Finish this verse: 'You will conceive and give...'
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Where was there a severe famine?
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Whom did they drive out of the town?
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Study Notes
Key Characters and Events
- Zechariah's Prayer: Heard by the Lord, leading to significant events in Luke 1:13.
- Jesse's Lineage: Jesse is identified as the father of Obed in Luke 3:32, linking to the genealogy of Jesus.
- Simeon's Prophecy: Simeon, recognizing Jesus’ significance, declares, "Sovereign Lord's salvation" in Luke 2:30.
- Mary's Magnificat: Mary praises God in verses 46-48 for recognizing her humble state, highlighting her blessedness among generations.
- John's Message: John the Baptist instructs tax collectors not to exploit their position and soldiers to avoid extortion in Luke 3:12, reinforcing ethical conduct.
Important Quotes and Verses
- Luke 1:31: The announcement to Mary about the birth of Jesus, emphasizing the significance of His name.
- Luke 3:21: Jesus’ baptism described as a pivotal moment when the Holy Spirit descends upon Him, affirming His divine sonship.
- Luke 4:3-4: Jesus responds to the devil's temptation, stressing spiritual sustenance over physical needs.
- Luke 1:4: Assurance to Theophilus regarding the certainty of the teachings he has received.
Key Locations and Context
- Temple Courts: Jesus was found in the temple courts as a child, discussing with leaders (Luke 2:27).
- Israel's Famine: Noted in Luke 4:25, emphasizing the struggles during Elijah's time for historical context.
- Hometown Rejection: Jesus quotes, "No prophet is accepted in his hometown" in Luke 4:24, foreshadowing rejection of His ministry.
Relationships and Interactions
- Mary and Elizabeth: Their interactions, highlighted in Elizabeth hearing Mary's greeting (Luke 1:41), emphasize familial and spiritual bonds.
- Jesus and His Parents: In Luke 2:48, Mary questions Jesus about His actions, revealing their care and concern in His youth.
- Simeon's Blessing: Simeon’s act of taking Jesus in his arms signifies recognition of the Messiah and fulfillment of God's promises (Luke 2:28).
Social and Cultural Insights
- Widows in Elijah's Time: Reference to the many widows in Israel (Luke 4:25) illustrates societal issues during prophetic times.
- Sacrificial Law: The prescribed sacrifice of "a pair of doves or two young pigeons" aligns with Jewish customs and laws regarding purification (Luke 2:24).
Actions and Decisions
- Baptismal Context: People questioned John whether he might be the Messiah, leading to John's clarification about his baptism being lesser than that of the coming one (Luke 3:15).
- Jesus’ Response to Temptation: The exchange with the devil demonstrates Jesus' understanding of Scripture and reliance on spiritual truths.
Miscellaneous Facts
- Genealogy of Jesus: Important for establishing Jesus’ rightful place in Jewish tradition, tracing lineage back to Judah (Simeon's father, Luke 3:30).
- High Fever Miracle: Simon's mother-in-law was healed by Jesus, showing His authority over sickness (Luke 4:38).
- Community Registration: People returned to their own towns for census registration, highlighting the administrative practices of that era (Luke 2:3).
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This quiz explores significant characters and events from the Gospel of Luke, including Zechariah's prayer, Mary's Magnificat, and Simeon's prophecy. Test your knowledge on key verses and their implications in understanding Jesus' life and ministry.
