St. Luke Chapter 13

The Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices

What did Jesus say that Pilate had done that was wrong (Lk 13:1)

The Galileans

Whose blood did Pilate mingle with their sacrifices (Lk 13:1)

Worse sinner than all other Galileans because they suffered such things

Jesus asked them if they thought that these Galileans were …. (Lk 13:2)

No

Did Jesus think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered such things (Lk 13:3)

Repent

What did Jesus say they need to do in order to not perish (Lk 13:3)

18

How many died when the tower in Siloam fell (Lk 13:4)

The tower in Siloam fell and killed them

What cause those 18 to die (Lk 13:4)

Than all other men who dwelt in Jerusalem

Jesus asked them if they thought that they were worse sinners … (Lk 13:4)

They needed to repent

What did Jesus say that they needed to do in order to not be like the 18 that perished (Lk 13:5)

Jerusalem

The tower of Siloam that fell killing eighteen was located in what city (Lk 13:4)

a fig tree

What did a certain man plant in his vineyard (Lk 13:6)

He came seeking fruit on it and found none

What did the certain man come seeking for it and what did he find (Lk 13:6)

The keeper of his vineyard

Who did the man speak to (Lk 13:7)

For three years

How many years has the man come seeking fruit (Lk 13:7)

He finds none of the fruit

What has he found for the past three years (Lk 13:7)

“Cut it down, why does it use up the ground?”

What did the man ask the keeper of the vineyard to do (Lk 13:7)

No

Did the keeper agree to cut it down (Lk 13:8)

This year also

How long did the keeper say to leave it alone for (Lk 13:8)

I dig around it and fertilize it

What will the keeper do in that year (Lk 13:8)

Well

What did the keeper say if the tree bears fruit (Lk 13:9)

You can cut it down

What did the keeper say would happen if the tree bore no fruits (Lk 13:9)

In one of the synagogues

Where was Jesus’ teaching on the Sabbath (Lk 13:10)

On the Sabbath

When was Jesus’ teaching (Lk 13:10)

A spirit of infirmity 18 years and was bent over and could in no way raise herself up

What did the woman have (Lk 13:11)

18 years

How many years was the woman plagued with infirmity (Lk 13:11)

Could in no way raise herself up

What could the woman not do (Lk 13:11)

He called her to Him and spoke

What did Jesus do when He saw her (Lk 13:12)

“Woman, you are loosed from your infirmity.”

What did Jesus say to her after calling her to Him (Lk 12:12)

He laid His hands on her

What did Jesus do after saying that to the woman (Lk 13:13)

Immediately she was made straight and glorified God

What happened after Jesus laid His hands on her (Lk 13:13)

She glorified God

What did the woman do after she was made straight (Lk 13:13)

Ruler of the synagogue

Who answered with indignation (Lk 13:14)

Because Jesus healed on the Sabbath

Why did the ruler of synagogue answer with indignation (Lk 13:14)

6 days

When the ruler of the synagogue spoke to the crowd, how many days did he say men ought to work (Lk 13:14)

Therefore, come and be healed on them and not on the Sabbath day

What did the ruler of the synagogue say that men need to do in those 6 days (Lk 13:14)

Hypocrite

What did Jesus call the ruler of the synagogue (Lk 13:15)

They loose his ox or donkey from the stall and lead it away to water it

What hypocrisy did Jesus point out (Lk 13:15)

On the Sabbath

When dod the men loose their ox or donkey from the stall (Lk 13:15)

Lead it away to water it

What do the men do with the ox or donkey (Lk 13:15)

Of Abraham

Who is the woman a daughter of (Lk 13:16)

Satan

Who kept the woman bound for 18 years (Lk 13:16)

18 years

How many years was she bound by Satan (Lk 13:16)

All his adversaries

Who were put to shame when Jesus said these things (Lk 13:17)

They were put to shame

What happened to his adversaries when Jesus said these things (Lk 13:17)

They rejoiced for all the glorious things that were done by Him

What did all the multitude do (Lk 13:17)

A mustard seed

What did Jesus say the kingdom of God was like (Lk 13:18-19)

A man took the mustard seed put it in his garden, and it grew and became a large tree and the birds of the air nested in its branches

What did Jesus compare the kingdom of God to (Lk 13:18-19)

Birds of the air

What animal did Jesus connect with growth of the mustard seed (Lk 13:19)

It grew and became a large tree

What happened when the man took the mustard seed and put it in his garden (Lk 13:19)

They nested in its branches

What did the birds of the air do (Lk 13:19)

Leaven

What did Jesus liken the kingdom of God (Lk 13:20)

Took and hid in three measures of meal till it was all leavened

What did the woman do with the leaven (Lk 12:21)

Three measures

How many measures of meal did the woman hide in (Lk 13:21)

Teaching and journeying toward Jerusalem

What did Jesus do as He went through the cities and villages (Lk 13:22)

Jerusalem

Where was he journeying towards (Lk 13:22)

Lord, are there few who are saved

What was Jesus asked on His journey (Lk 13:23)

Strive to enter through the narrow gate

How did Jesus say they should strive to enter (Lk 13:24)

They will not be able to enter

What will happen to the many that seek to enter (Lk 13:24)

The narrow gate

Where will the many not be able to enter (Lk 13:24)

The master of the house

Once who has risen up will shut the door (Lk 13:25)

Risen up and shut the door

What will the master of the house do (Lk 13:25)

Stand outside and knock at the door

What did Jesus say you will do (Lk 13:25)

Lord, Lord, open for us

What will you say outside the door (Lk 13:25)

I do not know you, where you are from

What will the master answer and say to you (Lk 13:25)

“We ate and drank in Your presence, and You taught in our streets.”

What will those outside the door say in response to that (Lk 13:26)

They ate and drank in His presence

What did the people on the outside say they used to do (Lk 13:26)

I tell you, I do not know you, where you are from. Depart from Me, all you workers of iniquity

How did the master respond to that (Lk 13:27)

Depart from Me

What did the master say for the outsiders to do (Lk 13:27)

Workers of iniquity

What did the master call them (Lk 13:27)

Weeping and gnashing of teeth

What will be happening outside the doors (Lk 13:28)

Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and all the prophets of the kingdom of God

Who will they see before being thrust out (Lk 13:28)

From the east and the west, from the north and the south

Where will they come from (Lk 13:29)

In the kingdom of God

Where will they sit down (Lk 13;29)

The last

Who will be first (Lk 13:20)

The first

Who will be last (Lk 13:30)

On that very day

What did the Pharisees come to Him and spoke (Lk 13:31)

Some Pharisees

Who came up to Jesus and spoke to Him (Lk 13:31)

Herod

Who wanted to kill Jesus (Lk 13:31)

Get out and depart from here

What did the Pharisees want Jesus to do (Lk 13:31)

A fox

What did Jesus call Herod (Lk 13:32)

Demons, cures, tomorrow, third

“Behold I cast out _________ and perform _______ today and ___________ and the _______ day I shall be perfected (Lk 13:32)

Third

What day did Jesus say He would be perfected (Lk 13:32)

Casted out demons and performed cures

What did Jesus do today and tomorrow (Lk 13:32)

Today, tomorrow and the day following

What days must he journey (Lk 13:33)

A prophet

Who cannot perish outside Jerusalem (Lk 13:33)

Outside Jerusalem

Where cannot a prophet perish (Lk 13:33)

Jerusalem

Where should a prophet perish (Lk 13:33)

Jerusalem

What city kills the prophets (Lk 13:34)

Stone those who are sent to her

What did Jerusalem also do along with killing the prophets (Lk 13:34)

Her children together

Jesus said he wanted to gather Jerusalem’s what (Lk 13:34)

A hen gathers her brood under her wings

What did Jesus compare gathering Jerusalem’s children together to (Lk 13:34)

Because they were not willing

But why did he not gather Jerusalem’s children like a hen that gathers her brood under her wings (Lk 13:24)

Under her wings

Where did the hen gather her brood (Lk 13:34)

Desolate

Jesus said that their house was left to them … (Lk 13:35)

The time comes

Jesus said that they would not see Him until … (Lk 13:35)

Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord

What will they say when the time comes (Lk 13:35)

Blessed

What is He who comes in the name of the Lord (Lk 13:35)