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What was the main reason the centurion did not consider himself 'worthy' of Jesus entering his house?
What was the main reason the centurion did not consider himself 'worthy' of Jesus entering his house?
What fact heightened the sorrow of the widow in the account?
What fact heightened the sorrow of the widow in the account?
How did Jesus respond to John's question about His identity?
How did Jesus respond to John's question about His identity?
In what way was John 'much more than a prophet' according to Jesus?
In what way was John 'much more than a prophet' according to Jesus?
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What was Simon's primary criticism of Jesus during the event?
What was Simon's primary criticism of Jesus during the event?
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How did the people react when the young man was restored to life?
How did the people react when the young man was restored to life?
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How did the Pharisees respond to the counsel of God?
How did the Pharisees respond to the counsel of God?
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What gesture did the woman make to show her devotion to Jesus?
What gesture did the woman make to show her devotion to Jesus?
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Study Notes
Luke Chapter 7 Questions
- Luke omits the reason for the centurion's servant's illness, but references Matthew 8:6.
- McGarvey describes the centurion as a "Proselyte of the Gate," a term for a convert who was not fully part of Jewish faith. Elders likely saw him as "worthy" due to his respect for Jewish law.
- The centurion did not see himself worthy because of his lower status compared to Jesus.
- The centurion's outstanding faith involved recognizing Jesus' authority and requesting healing for his servant.
- Jesus' amazement at the centurion's faith was unique. One other instance is in Mark 6:6, but there it was different because Jesus addressed a crowd.
- The mother of a young man who was raised from death experiences heightened grief because a crowd witnessed the miracle.
Luke Chapter 7 Questions (continued)
- Jesus' personal request for the young man's restoration from death highlights the event's significance.
- The reaction to the young man being restored was positive, both locally and across the region.
- John the Baptist questioned Jesus' power to raise the dead.
- Jesus' response to John's query implies that the miracles are a testament to Jesus' unique authority.
- Jesus absolved John from any doubt by emphasizing the disciples' understanding of his previous statements.
- Jesus declared John as a prophet surpassing previous ones.
Luke Chapter 7 Questions (continued)
- The least important person in God's kingdom is greater than John the Baptist.
- Publicans (tax collectors) and Pharisees justified themselves and rejected God's counsel in different ways.
- The people of Jesus' era were likened to children.
- The accuracy of the men's accounts about John and Jesus is questionable. The men were inaccurate in their description of both of their deeds.
- There is no proof that the woman was Mary Magdalene.
- The woman showed reverence to Jesus by laying her glory at his feet.
Luke Chapter 7 Questions (continued)
- Luke explains Jesus' response to Simon, possibly to indicate Jesus' own assessment of Simon.
- Simon's response to Jesus' question is not provided. However, Jesus' reply is outlined.
- Simon's behaviour was improper in the context of common hospitality.
- The sinful woman demonstrated her deep love and respect for Jesus through a heartfelt act.
- Jesus did not reprove the woman. He commended her.
- Jesus forgave the woman's sins without requiring baptism.
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Test your knowledge on Luke Chapter 7 with these questions focusing on the centurion's faith and the miracle of restoring a young man to life. Delve into the significance of these events and their impact on those who witnessed them. This quiz will challenge your understanding of the themes and characters presented in the chapter.
