St. Luke Chapter 18

He spoke a parable to them

What did Jesus speak to them (Lk 18:1)

Ought to pray

Jesus said that men out to what (Lk 18:1)

Not lose heart

Jesus said that men should not what (Lk 18:1)

Pray, lose, heart

Men always ought to _____ and not _____ _____ (Lk 18:1)

A judge

In the parable who was in a certain city (Lk 18:2)

In a certain city

Where was this judge in the parable (Lk 18:2)

He did not fear God

Who did the judge not fear (Lk 18:2)

Did not regard man

Who did the judge have no regard for (Lk 18:2)

He did not fear God nor regard man

How did Jesus portray the judge in the parable (Lk 18:2)

A widow

Who was also in that city in this parable (Lk 18:3)

“Get justice for me from my adversary”

What did the widow say to judge (Lk 18:3)

Justice for her

What did the widow want from the judge (Lk 18:3)

From her adversary

What did she want justice from (Lk 18:2)

He would not for a while

Did the judge do it (Lk 18:4)

Yes

Did the judge eventually decide to give the widow justice (Lk 18:4)

Doesn’t fear God nor regard man

The judge said that he doesn’t fear who and doesn’t regard who (Lk 18:4)

The widow

Who troubled the judge (Lk 18:5)

He will avenge her

What will he do because the widow troubled him (Lk 18:5)

“Weary me”

The judge said that her continual coming will do what to him (Lk 18:5)

Her continual coming

What will weary the judge (Lk 18:5)

“Though I do not fear God nor regard man yet because this widow troubles me I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me.”

What did the judge say (Lk 18:4-5)

Fear, regard, widow, avenge, continual, coming, weary

“Though I do not _____ God nor _________ man yet because this _________ troubles me I will _______ her, lest by her _____ ______ she ______ me. (Lk 18:5)

Unjust

What did Jesus call the judge (Lk 18:6)

His own elect

Jesus asked if God would not avenge who (Lk 18:7)

Cry out day and night to him

What do His own elect do (Lk 18:7)

God’s own elect

After telling the parable, Jesus applies it to (Lk 18:7)

They cry out day and night to Him

How did Jesus characterize God’s own elect seeking justice (Lk 18:7)

He bears long with them

Jesus said that they cry out day and night to Him even though …. (Lk 18:7)

Bears long with them

How does God bear with them (Lk 18:7)

Speedily

Jesus said that God will avenge them how (Lk 18:8)

Find faith on the earth

Jesus asked if the Son of Man will find what when He comes (Lk 18:8)

“Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, will He really find faith on the earth.”

What did Jesus ask (Lk 18:8)

The Son of Man

Who might or might not find faith on the earth when they come (Lk 18:8)

To some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and despised others

To whom did Jesus tell the parable of the Pharisee and the publican (Lk 18:9)

That they were righteous

What did those who trusted in themselves think (Lk 18:9)

Others

Who did they despise (Lk 18:9)

Despised others

What did those who trust in themselves that they were righteous do to everyone else (Lk 18:9)

Up to the temple

Where did the two men go (Lk 18:10)

To pray

Why did the two men go to the temple (Lk 18:10)

One a Pharisee and the other a tax collector

Who were the two men (Lk 18:10)

Up to the temple to pray

Where did the Pharisee and the tax collector go (Lk 18:10)

The Pharisee

Who stood and prayed with himself demonstrating his righteousness (Lk 18:11)

That he is not like other men

Why did the Pharisee thank God (Lk 18:11)

Extortioners, unjust, adulters or even as this tax collector

What other men was the Pharisee talking about (Lk 18:11)

Twice a week

How many times a week did the Pharisee say he fasted (Lk 18:12)

Tithes of all that he possesses

What does the Pharisee give (Lk 18:12)

The tax collector

Who stood afar off (Lk 18:13)

Standing afar off

Where did the tax collector stand (Lk 18:13)

Would not so much as raise his eyes to heaven

What did the tax collector not do (Lk 18:13)

To heaven

Where would the tax collector not raise his eyes (Lk 18:13)

His breast

What did he beat (Lk 18:13)

A sinner

What did he call himself (Lk 18:13)

To be merciful to him a sinner

What did he want God to do (Lk 18:13)

“God, be merciful to me a sinner”

What did the tax collector say while beating his breast (Lk 18:13)

The tax collector (this man)

Who did Jesus say went down to his house justified (Lk 18:14)

Justified

This man (tax collector) went down to his house … (Lk 18:14)

The other (Pharisee)

Jesus said this man (tax collector) went down to his house justified rather than who (Lk 18:14)

Everyone who exalts himself

Who will be humbled (Lk 18:14)

Will be humbled

What will happen to everyone who exalts himself (Lk 18:14)

He who humbles himself

Who will be exalted (Lk 18:14)

Will be exalted

What will happen to everyone who humbles himself (Lk 18:14)

Infants

What did they bring to Jesus (Lk 18:15)

So that He might touch them

Why did they bring their infants to Him (Lk 18:15)

The disciples

Who rebuked them when they saw it (Lk 18:15)

The disciples rebuked them

What did the disciples do when they saw it (Lk 18:15)

Jesus

Who called the children to Him (Lk 18:16)

He called them to Him

What did Jesus do (Lk 18:16)

“Let the little children come to Me and do not forbid them, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven.”

What did Jesus say (Lk 18:16)

Let the little children come to me

What did Jesus say that the children should do (Lk 18:16)

Not forbid them

What did He tell the disciples not to do (Lk 18:16)

For of such is the kingdom of Heaven

What did He say it was (Lk 18:16)

Whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child

Who will not enter the kingdom of God (Lk 18:17)

A little child

Who do you need to be in order to enter the kingdom of God (Lk 18:17)

By no means enter it

What happens if you don’t receive the kingdom of God as a little child (Lk 18:17)

Good teacher

What did a certain ruler call Jesus (Lk 18:18)

“Good teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life.”

What did the certain ruler ask Jesus (Lk 18:18)

Eternal life

What did the certain ruler want to inherit (Lk 18:18)

“Why do you call me good”

What did Jesus say to the certain ruler (Lk 18:19)

“No one is good but One, that is God.”

Who did Jesus say was good (Lk 18:19)

One that is Gof

Jesus said that no one was good but who (Lk 18:19)

The commandments

What did Jesus use to explain it to the certain man (Lk 18:19)

Do not commit adultery, do not murder, do not steal, do not bear false witness, honor your father and your mother

What commandments did Jesus list (Lk 18:20)

Adultery, murder, steal, bear, witness, honor, mother

“Do not commit _____, do not ______, do not _____ false _______, ________ your father and your _______.” (Lk 18:20)

Kept from his youth

The ruler said all these things he has … (Lk 18:21)

“All these things I have kept from my youth

What did the certain ruler respond when Jesus listened the commandments (Lk 18:21)

One thing

Jesus said that the man lacked what (Lk 18:22)

“You still lack one thing.”

Jesus told the man … (Lk 18:22)

'“Sell all that you have and distribute to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come follow me.”

What did Jesus say the man still lacked and what did He tell the man to do (Lk 18:22)

Sell all that he has

What did He tell the ruler to sell (Lk 18:22)

Distribute to the poor

Where did Jesus say to distrubute all that he has (Lk 18:22)

Treasure in heaven

What will the man receive in heaven if he does so (Lk 18:22)

“Come, follow me.”

Jesus told the man to do all these things and … (Lk 18:22)

He became very sorrowful

How did the ruler react when Jesus said these things (Lk 18:23)

When he heard this

When did the ruler become sorrowful (Lk 18:23)

For he was very rich

Why did he become sorrowful (Lk 18:23)

Those who have riches to enter the kingdom of God

Jesus said that it must be hard for those who have what to enter where (Lk 18:24)

The kingdom of God

How hard is it for those who have riches to enter … (Lk 18:24)

When Jesus saw that the man became sorrowful

When did Jesus say that it must be hard for those with riches to enter the kingdom of God (Lk 18:24)

“How hard is it for those who have riches to enter the kingdom of God.”

What did Jesus say (Lk 18:24)

Camel

Jesus also said that it is easier for what animal to go through the eye of a needle (Lk 18:25)