GOSPEL
OF LUKE
DAY
17 STUDY QUESTIONS
Chapters
10, 11, 12, 13
I.
Jesus
previously sent out the twelve. Why do you think he sent out the 72?
II.
We
have seen Jesus remark about the harvest before, how is this context different?
III.
What
does it mean “your peace will return to you”?
IV.
How
does Jesus apply “the worker is worth his wages,” in this case?
V.
What
does Jesus say about those who reject the message of the 72? Does this have any
application, today?
VI.
What
is the context of Jesus’ comments about Satan falling from heaven?
VII.
Why
does Jesus praise God for hiding these things?
VIII.
Does
the Father have to reveal Jesus’ true identity to you? What does this say about
salvation and God’s role?
IX.
What
does the expert in the law say in response to Jesus’ question?
X.
What
is the point of the parable of The Good Samaritan?
XI.
Why
was Martha bothered by her sister?
XII.
How
did Jesus respond to Martha?
XIII.
Is
Jesus creating a formula for prayer? If it was good enough for Jesus, shouldn’t
we just repeat the Lord’s prayer every time we pray? Defend your answer.
XIV.
What
does Jesus say about praying? Does his parable about the midnight bread
contradict the other verses we read about not babbling when we pray? Why or why
not?
XV.
How
does this give context to ask, seek, and knock?
XVI.
Why did some claim Jesus was casting out
demons in the name of Beelzebub?
XVII.
How
does this relate to asking for signs?
XVIII.
Why
did Jesus do any miracles if he was so against giving signs?
XIX.
Can
demons come back into someone who has been delivered from demon possession?
XX.
Some
groups venerate Mary and call her “the blessed Virgin” What does Jesus say
about Mary being called blessed? Why does he make this statement? Didn’t the
angel call her blessed?
XXI.
Again,
why was this generation wicked for asking for signs when Jesus was performing
all kinds of miracles?
XXII.
Who
is The Queen of the South?
XXIII.
What
is the light we are to be filled with?
XXIV.
Why
was washing so important to the Pharisees?
XXV.
Are
we supposed to tithe material possessions like mint, rue, and herbs?
XXVI.
How
did Jesus reply to the teacher of the law who was offended? What does this say
about our modern views of politeness and civility?
XXVII.
Why
was this generation guilty of the blood of all the prophets?
XXVIII.
Who
did Jesus begin speaking to in Chapter 12?
XXIX.
What does Jesus
say about being afraid of man?
XXX.
What happens if
you do not acknowledge Christ before man?
XXXI.
Will the Holy
Spirit tell us what to say, or is that just for his disciples? What do you
think about this?
XXXII.
How does Jesus reply
to the man who is worried about his inheritance?
XXXIII.
Why was the rich
man wrong for building his storage building and then taking it easy?
XXXIV.
Is it wrong to
store up things? What is Jesus getting at?
XXXV.
How does this
lead into worrying?
XXXVI.
What does he say
about the ravens that directly responds to the parable he just told?
XXXVII.
For what purpose
does Jesus say the Father will provide for one’s needs? *hint, see 12:31
XXXVIII.
Where is your
heart?
XXXIX.
How is the
parable which begins in 12:35, similar to the parable of the virgins?
XL.
How is Jesus
warning against someone thinking they have plenty of time to get their life
right?
XLI.
Did Jesus come
just to bring love and peace? Explain.
XLII.
How does Jesus’
preaching contrast to modern preachers?
XLIII.
What does Jesus
teach about thinking that you are blessed because you are more holy than
someone else?
XLIV.
What does the
parable in 13:6-9 mean?
XLV.
How many times
does Jesus heal on the Sabbath and what is he trying to say?
XLVI.
Why are so few
going to be saved?
XLVII.
How do you know
if the owner of the house knows you?
XLVIII.
Why was “that
fox”such an insult?
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