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What action did Zacchaeus take to see Jesus?
What action did Zacchaeus take to see Jesus?
- He stood on someone's shoulders.
- He waited for the crowd to disperse.
- He shouted to attract Jesus' attention.
- He climbed a sycamore tree. (correct)
How did Jesus respond to Zacchaeus' invitation to his house?
How did Jesus respond to Zacchaeus' invitation to his house?
- He promised to visit later.
- He refused and moved on.
- He said he needed to consult others first.
- He accepted and went with joy. (correct)
What did Zacchaeus vow to do with half of his possessions?
What did Zacchaeus vow to do with half of his possessions?
- Save for his future.
- Invest in his business.
- Buy gifts for Jesus.
- Give to the poor. (correct)
What does Jesus declare about Zacchaeus after his act of repentance?
What does Jesus declare about Zacchaeus after his act of repentance?
What was the reaction of the people when Jesus went to Zacchaeus' house?
What was the reaction of the people when Jesus went to Zacchaeus' house?
What does the story illustrate about God's embrace?
What does the story illustrate about God's embrace?
What does Jesus mean by declaring that he came to seek and save what was lost?
What does Jesus mean by declaring that he came to seek and save what was lost?
What was Zacchaeus' social status as a tax collector?
What was Zacchaeus' social status as a tax collector?
What motivated Zacchaeus to climb the sycamore tree?
What motivated Zacchaeus to climb the sycamore tree?
What was the reaction of the people when Jesus chose to stay at Zacchaeus's house?
What was the reaction of the people when Jesus chose to stay at Zacchaeus's house?
What did Zacchaeus promise to do with half of his possessions?
What did Zacchaeus promise to do with half of his possessions?
What did Zacchaeus say he would do if he had cheated anyone?
What did Zacchaeus say he would do if he had cheated anyone?
What transformation did Jesus indicate had occurred in Zacchaeus's life?
What transformation did Jesus indicate had occurred in Zacchaeus's life?
Which statement best reflects the theme of Zacchaeus's response to Jesus?
Which statement best reflects the theme of Zacchaeus's response to Jesus?
What does the phrase 'to seek and to save what was lost' signify about Jesus's mission?
What does the phrase 'to seek and to save what was lost' signify about Jesus's mission?
What does Zacchaeus's role as a tax collector imply about his social status?
What does Zacchaeus's role as a tax collector imply about his social status?
What motivated Zacchaeus to climb the sycamore tree?
What motivated Zacchaeus to climb the sycamore tree?
What was Jesus' immediate reaction to Zacchaeus' action?
What was Jesus' immediate reaction to Zacchaeus' action?
How did Zacchaeus demonstrate his repentance after meeting Jesus?
How did Zacchaeus demonstrate his repentance after meeting Jesus?
What does Jesus mean when He says, 'Today, salvation has come to this house'?
What does Jesus mean when He says, 'Today, salvation has come to this house'?
What was Zacchaeus' occupation?
What was Zacchaeus' occupation?
Why might people have reacted negatively when Jesus chose to stay with Zacchaeus?
Why might people have reacted negatively when Jesus chose to stay with Zacchaeus?
Why could Zacchaeus not see Jesus initially?
Why could Zacchaeus not see Jesus initially?
What action did Zacchaeus take in order to see Jesus?
What action did Zacchaeus take in order to see Jesus?
Which aspect of Zacchaeus' character might have made his conversion significant?
Which aspect of Zacchaeus' character might have made his conversion significant?
What does the story of Zacchaeus illustrate about the nature of salvation in this context?
What does the story of Zacchaeus illustrate about the nature of salvation in this context?
How did the crowd react to Jesus staying at Zacchaeus' house?
How did the crowd react to Jesus staying at Zacchaeus' house?
What is implied about God's role in helping others overcome sin in this narrative?
What is implied about God's role in helping others overcome sin in this narrative?
What promise did Zacchaeus make after encountering Jesus?
What promise did Zacchaeus make after encountering Jesus?
In what way did Jesus view Zacchaeus after their interaction?
In what way did Jesus view Zacchaeus after their interaction?
What theme is highlighted by Zacchaeus' transformation?
What theme is highlighted by Zacchaeus' transformation?
What does the phrase 'salvation has come to this house' imply about Zacchaeus?
What does the phrase 'salvation has come to this house' imply about Zacchaeus?
What is required for true conversion, as demonstrated by Zacchaeus?
What is required for true conversion, as demonstrated by Zacchaeus?
What initiated Zacchaeus' change of heart?
What initiated Zacchaeus' change of heart?
What mindset must we adopt before receiving God's forgiveness?
What mindset must we adopt before receiving God's forgiveness?
What does Zacchaeus offer to do after meeting Jesus?
What does Zacchaeus offer to do after meeting Jesus?
What does the story of Zacchaeus convey about conversion?
What does the story of Zacchaeus convey about conversion?
What role does God play in the process of conversion?
What role does God play in the process of conversion?
What is necessary for Jesus to coexist in our hearts?
What is necessary for Jesus to coexist in our hearts?
What immediate action did Zacchaeus take upon Jesus' invitation?
What immediate action did Zacchaeus take upon Jesus' invitation?
Study Notes
The Story of Zacchaeus
- Zacchaeus was a tax collector and wealthy man
- He wanted to see Jesus but was too short to see him in the crowd.
- He climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus pass by and Jesus came down from the tree and asked to stay at his house.
- People were upset about Jesus staying at the house of a sinner
- Zacchaeus repented and promised to give half his possessions to the poor and repay anything he overcharged four times over.
- Jesus said to Zacchaeus that salvation has come to his house because he, too, is a descendant of Abraham and that the Son of Man had come to seek and save what was lost.
Lessons From Zacchaeus’ Conversion
- Everyone has the desire to change their life and be good.
- To change, you must be willing to make an effort.
- We must humble ourselves before God and know that we are sinners to receive forgiveness.
- Conversion is a personal decision to change from a sinful way of life.
- Conversion involves a change of heart and “no going back” to sin.
God’s Role in Conversion
- God is the one who initiates the call to conversion.
- God saves us by sending His Son, Jesus, and makes us His children.
- God calls us back to His friendship when we sin through the sacraments.
- Conversion is a gift from God but requires our response.
- To accept Jesus in our hearts, we must give up sin.
- Jesus and sin cannot coexist.
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Explore the story of Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector who seeks to meet Jesus by climbing a tree. This quiz delves into his transformation and the lessons learned about repentance and change. Understand how Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus led to a profound personal conversion and the significance of humility before God.
