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What does Ben-hadad suggest is the essence of selfishness when it comes to wealth?
What is Zacchaeus's primary reaction to the praise he receives from Ben-hadad?
According to Ben-hadad, what aspects of charity does Zacchaeus embody?
What does Zacchaeus believe about wealth and its relation to giving?
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What did Ben-hadad recognize about the citizens of Jericho's perception of Zacchaeus?
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What does Ben-hadad suggest is necessary for the city’s population?
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What is indicated as a common struggle people face according to Zacchaeus?
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How does Zacchaeus view life, as described in the conversation?
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What does Zacchaeus claim has little to do with true success?
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What challenge does Zacchaeus face when dictating his commandments of success?
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What does Zacchaeus mean by saying principles must be 'observed and applied'?
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How does Zacchaeus plan to share his commandments of success?
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What does Ben-hadad advocate for regarding spreading Zacchaeus’s words?
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What does Zacchaeus imply is the main obstacle for the people in achieving success?
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Study Notes
The Story of Zacchaeus
- Zacchaeus is a wealthy man in Jericho, known for his generosity and charity
- Ben-hadad, a leader from Jericho, arrives with a large crowd seeking wisdom from Zacchaeus
- Ben-hadad praises Zacchaeus's success and philanthropy
- Zacchaeus acknowledges the crowd's interest in his success and his "commandments" for achieving it.
- Ben-hadad presses for these "commandments" to be shared with the entire city
- Zacchaeus agrees to record his "commandments" for the benefit of the community.
- Joseph, the narrator and companion of Zacchaeus, initially argues this is impossible due to the size of the city
- Zacchaeus counters that "nothing is impossible unless one agrees that it is".
- Zacchaeus plans to write his "commandments" on the city walls for all to see.
- The "nine commandments" are said to be inspired by Zacchaeus's life experiences and wisdom
- Zacchaeus emphasizes that his "commandments" are not meant to be compared to God's Ten Commandments, but offer guidance for a fulfilling life on Earth.
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Explore the narrative of Zacchaeus, a philanthropic figure in Jericho. This quiz delves into his interactions with Ben-hadad and the creation of his nine commandments inspired by his life. Discover the wisdom and teachings Zacchaeus aims to share with his community.