St. Luke Chapter 16

A certain rich man

In Jesus’ story who had a steward (Lk 16:1)

A steward

What did the certain rich man have (Lk 16:1)

Wasting his goods

What did the rich man accuse the steward of (Lk 16:1)

“Give an account of your stewardship, for you can no longer be a steward.”

What did the man tell the steward to do (Lk 16:2)

For you can no longer be a steward

What did the man say to the steward (Lk 16:2)

The master

Who was taking the stewardship away from the steward (Lk 16:3)

He cannot dig

What can the steward not do (Lk 16:3)

He is ashamed to beg

What is the steward ashamed of (Lk 16:3)

“When I am put of out the stewardship, they may receive me into their houses.”

What did the steward resolve to do (Lk 16:4)

Every one of his master’s debtors

Who did he call to him (Lk 16:5)

How much do you owe my master

What did he ask the first one (Lk 16:5)

A hundred measures of oil

What did the debtor respond (Lk 16:6)

100

How many measures of oil did he owe (Lk 16:6)

Take your bill

What did the steward tell the debtor to take (Lk 16:6)

Write 50

How much did the steward tell the debtor to write (Lk 16:6)

100 measures of wheat

How much did the second debtor owe (Lk 16:7)

wheat

What did the second debtor owe (Lk 16:7)

Take your bill

What did the steward tell the debtor to take (Lk 16:7)

Write 80

How much did the steward tell the debtor to write on the bill (Lk 16:7)

He commended the unjust steward

What did the master do to the unjust steward (Lk 16:8)

Because he had dealt shrewdly

Why did he commend the unjust steward (Lk 16:8)

More shrewd

What are the sons of this world more of (Lk 16:8)

More shrewd in their generation than the sons of light

What are the sons of this world more shrewd than (Lk 16:8)

Sons, shrewd, generation, light

“For the _____ of the world are more ______ in their ________ than the sons of _________.” (Lk 16:8)

Make friends

Jesus said to make what for yourselves (Lk 16:9)

By unrighteous mammon

What did Jesus say to make friends for yourselves by (Lk 16:9)

That when you fail, they may recieve you into an everlasting home

Why did he say to make friends with unrighteous mammon (Lk 16:9)

That they man receive you into an everlasting home

What happens when you fail and you are friends with unrighteous mammon (Lk 16:9)

In what is least is faithful also in much

Jesus said that he who is faithful … (Lk 16:10)

In what is least is unjust also is much

Jesus said also that he who is unjust … (Lk 16:10)

Those who are faithful in least

Who can be faithful in much (Lk 16:10)

Those who are unjust in least

Who is unjust in much (Lk 16:10)

Unrighteous mammon

Jesus said that if you have not been faithful in …. (Lk 16:11)

Who will commit to your trust the true riches

What will happen if you have not been faithful in the unrighteous mammon (Lk 16:11)

Faithful, unrighteous, commit, true, riches

If you have not been ______ in the _________ mammon, who will _____ to your trust the _____ _____ (Lk 16:11)

Who will give you what is your own

What happens if you have not been faithful in what is another man’s (Lk 16:12)

You have not been faithful in what is another man’s

You will not get what is your own if … (Lk 16:12)

Two masters

A servant can’t serve what (Lk 16;13)

He will hate the one and love the other

What will the servant do with one master and the other master (Lk 16:13)

He will be loyal to one and despise the other

What other thing would the servant do with one master and the other master (Lk 16:13)

God and mammon

What can you not serve (Lk 16:13)

Hate, love, loyal, despise

For either he will _____ the one and ______ the other, or else he will be ________ to the one and ________ the other (Lk 16:13)

Pharisees

Who were lovers of money (Lk 16:14)

money

What were the Pharisees lover of (Lk 16:14)

They derided Him

What did they do when they heard all these things (Lk 16:14)

Before men

Jesus said that they justify themselves before who (Lk 16:15)

God

Who knows their hearts (Lk 16:15)

Their hearts

What does God know (Lk 16:15)

For what is highly esteemed among men

What is an abomination in the sight of God (Lk 16:15)

An abomination

What is highly esteemed among men is what in the sight of God (Lk 16:15)

The laws and the prophets

What were until John (Lk 16:16)

John

The law and the prophets were until who (Lk 16:16)

The kingdom of God has been preached

What happened since that time (Lk 16:16)

Everyone is pressing into it

What has everyone been doing (Lk 16:16)

The kingdom of God

What has been preached after John (Lk 16:16)

Pass away than for one tittle of the law to fail

What is easier for heaven and earth to do (Lk 16:17)

One tittle of the law to fail

What is harder than heaven and earth passing (Lk 16:17)

Whoever divorces his wife and marries another

Who commits adultery (Lk 16:18)

Commits adultery

What happens when one divorces his wife and marries another (Lk 16:18)

Whoever marries her who is divorced from her husband

Who else commits adultery (Lk 16:18)

Commits adultery

What happens when one marries her who is divorced from her husband (Lk 16:18)

A certain rich man

Who was clothed in purple and fine linen (Lk 16:19)

Clothed in purple and fine linen

What was the certain rich man wearing (Lk 16:19)

Fared sumptuously every day

How did he fare (Lk 16:19)

Lazarus 3

What was the name of the certain beggar (Lk 16:20)

Sores

What was Lazarus full of (Lk 16:20)

At his gate

Where was Lazarus laid at (Lk 16:20)

To be fed with crumbs which fell from the rich man’s table

What was Lazarus desiring to do (Lk 16:21)

crumbs

What did he desire to eat (Lk 16:21)

Which fell from the rich man’s table

Where did he desire to eat the crumbs from (Lk 16:21)

The dogs

Who came over to lick his sores (Lk 16:21)

Licked his sores

What did the dogs come over to do (Lk 16:21)

He died and was carried by the angels to Abraham’s bosom

What happened to the beggar (Lk 16:22)

Angels

Who carried the beggar (Lk 16:22)

To Abraham’s bosom

Where did the angels carry Lazarus (Lk 16:22)

The rich man died and was buried

Who also died (Lk 16;22)

Torment in Hades

Where did the rich man end up (Lk 16:23)

He lifted up his eyes

What he do in Hades (Lk 16:23)

Saw Abraham afar off and Lazarus in his bosom

What did he see when he lifted up his eyes (Lk 16:23)

Lazarus

Who was in Abraham’s bosom (Lk 16:23)

He was in torment

What happened to the man in Hades (LK 16:23)

He cried

What did he do when he saw Abraham (Lk 16:24)

Father Abraham

What did he call Abraham (Lk 16:24)

Have mercy on me

What did he request Abraham to do (Lk 16:24)

Send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool his tongue

What did he request Abraham to do also (Lk 16:24)

Lazarus 2

Who did the rich man beg Abraham to send (Lk 16:24)

Dip the tip of his finger in water and cool his tongue

What did he want Lazarus to do (Lk 16:24)

In water

Where did he want Lazarus to dip his finger (Lk 16:24)

His tongue

What did he want to cool (Lk 16:24)

He is in torment in the flame

What did the rich man say he was (Lk 16:24)

Abraham

Who responded to the rich man (Lk 16:25)

Son

How did Abraham address the rich man (Lk 16:25)

Good things

Abraham said that to remember that during his lifetime, what did he receive (Lk 16:25)

evil things

What did Lazarus receive in his lifetime (Lk 16:25)

he is comforted

What is Lazarus given now (Lk 16:25)

He is being tormented

What is happening to the rich man (Lk 16:25)

A great gulf fixed

What is between the rich man and Abraham (Lk 16:26)

They cannot

What happened to those who want to pass from those two places (Lk 16:26)

Pass from here to you cannot, nor can those from there pass to us

So that those who want to … (Lk 16:26)

Pass from Hades to Abraham

What cannot those in Hades do (Lk 16:26)