Questions and Answers
According to Luke chapter six, what were Jesus and His disciples doing as they walked through the grainfield?
According to Luke chapter six, why did some of the Pharisees object to Jesus and His disciples plucking the grain?
According to Luke chapter six, who went into the house of the Lord and ate the showbread that was lawful only for the priests?
According to Jesus in Luke chapter six, who is Lord of the Sabbath? Choose the exact phrase.
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In Luke chapter six, Jesus enters a synagogue and encounters a man with at least one hand withered. Which hand (or hands) was withered?
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Fill in the blank in Jesus' words in Luke chapter six: 'Then Jesus said to them, 'I will ask you one thing: Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do good or to ___________?'
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According to Luke chapter six, what did Jesus do before He called His disciples?
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Which of these individuals was NOT one of the twelve disciples listed in Luke chapter six?
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According to Luke chapter six, Tyre and Sidon were located near what?
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Fill in the blank in this Beatitude from Luke chapter six: 'Blessed are you poor, For ____________.'
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According to the Beatitudes in Luke chapter six, who also was hated, excluded, reviled, and cast out?
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According to the Beatitudes in Luke chapter six, Jesus pronounces woe upon those of whom people speak well, because of whom did the fathers of those people also speak well?
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Fill in the blank in Jesus' words from Luke chapter six: 'But I say to you who hear: ________________________, do good to those who hate you.'
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According to Jesus in Luke chapter six, even WHO loves those who love them? Choose the exact phrase.
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Fill in the blank in Jesus' words in Luke chapter six: 'But love your enemies, do good, and lend, hoping for nothing in return; and your reward will be great, and you will be _____________. For He is kind to the unthankful and evil.'
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Which of these is NOT a statement made by Jesus in Luke chapter six?
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According to Luke chapter six, can the blind lead the blind without both falling into a ditch?
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Choose the exact words that are missing from this passage in Luke chapter six: 'And why do you look at the _________ in your brother's eye, but do not perceive the _________ in your own eye?'
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Study Notes
Jesus and the Sabbath
- Jesus and His disciples plucked heads of grain as they walked through a grainfield.
- Pharisees objected because plucking grain on the Sabbath was considered unlawful.
Biblical References
- David ate showbread that was lawful only for priests, illustrating a precedent for mercy over strict law.
- Jesus identified Himself as "Lord of the Sabbath," emphasizing His authority.
Healing Miracle
- A man with a withered right hand was healed by Jesus in a synagogue, showcasing Jesus' compassion and power.
Jesus' Prayers
- Before selecting His disciples, Jesus prayed all night on a mountain, indicating the importance of divine guidance in decision-making.
Discipleship
- The twelve disciples included Simon (the Zealot) but did not include Bartholomew or Mark.
Geographical Context
- Tyre and Sidon are coastal cities, highlighting the broader regional context of Jesus’ ministry.
Teachings in the Beatitudes
- "Blessed are you poor, for yours is the kingdom of God," emphasizes the divine favor towards the marginalized.
- Jesus warns against seeking the approval of others, as the fathers of the people also spoke well of false prophets.
Commandments on Love
- Jesus instructs followers to love their enemies and do good to those who hate them, promoting unconditional love and forgiveness.
- Even sinners love those who love them; true righteousness lies in loving those who do not return that love.
Ethical Teachings
- Jesus taught against judgment and condemnation, promoting forgiveness instead.
- The blind leading the blind metaphor signifies the folly of misguided leadership.
Self-Reflection
- Jesus challenges individuals to examine their own faults before pointing out the faults in others, using the imagery of a "speck" and "plank."
Recognition of Character
- Every tree is recognized by its fruit, symbolizing that actions reveal true character.
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