Gospel Luke ChatGPT AI Flashcards, using 5min Summaries (Summary Q & A, Songs, Parables, Locations, Prophecies)

Who were Zechariah and Elizabeth? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Zechariah was a priest from the division of Abijah, and Elizabeth was his wife. Both were righteous, obeying God's commands, but they were childless and elderly. [Summary]

What was Zechariah's duty in the temple? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Zechariah was chosen by lot to enter the temple of the Lord and burn incense, a sacred priestly duty. [Summary]

What news did the angel bring to Zechariah? (Luke 1) [Summary]

The angel Gabriel told Zechariah that his wife, Elizabeth, would bear a son named John, who would prepare the way for the Lord. [Summary]

Why did Zechariah become mute? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Zechariah doubted Gabriel's message because of his and Elizabeth's old age, so Gabriel made him unable to speak until the prophecy was fulfilled. [Summary]

What did Gabriel tell Mary? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Gabriel announced to Mary, a virgin betrothed to Joseph, that she would conceive by the Holy Spirit and bear Jesus, the Son of God. [Summary]

What was Mary's response to Gabriel's news? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Mary humbly accepted God's plan, saying, "I am the servant of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word." [Summary]

What was the purpose of John's birth? (Luke 1) [Summary]

John was to be filled with the Holy Spirit, turn many to God, and prepare the way for the Messiah as prophesied in Scripture. [Summary]

What was Mary's song of praise called? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Mary's song of praise is called the Magnificat, where she glorifies God for His mercy and the fulfillment of His promises. [Summary]

How did Elizabeth react to Mary's visit? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Elizabeth, filled with the Holy Spirit, recognized Mary as the mother of her Lord and her unborn child (John) leaped in her womb. [Summary]

What prophecy did Zechariah make? (Luke 1) [Summary]

Zechariah prophesied about the coming salvation through Jesus and the role of John in preparing the people for the Lord. [Summary]

What decree did Caesar Augustus issue during the time of Jesus' birth? (Luke 2) [Summary]

A census requiring everyone to register in their ancestral town. [Summary]

Why did Joseph and Mary travel to Bethlehem? (Luke 2) [Summary]

To register for the census, as Joseph was from the lineage of David. [Summary]

Where was Jesus born, and why was He placed in a manger? (Luke 2) [Summary]

In Bethlehem, because there was no room in the inn. [Summary]

Who were the first people to hear about Jesus' birth? (Luke 2) [Summary]

Shepherds in the fields near Bethlehem. [Summary]

What did the angel announce to the shepherds? (Luke 2) [Summary]

The birth of a Savior, Christ the Lord, and where to find Him. [Summary]

What sign were the shepherds given to identify Jesus? (Luke 2) [Summary]

A baby wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger. [Summary]

Who appeared with the angel to praise God after announcing Jesus' birth? (Luke 2) [Summary]

A multitude of heavenly hosts. [Summary]

What offering did Mary and Joseph present in the temple after Jesus' birth? (Luke 2) [Summary]

Two turtledoves or two young pigeons, as required by the Law of Moses. [Summary]

Who was Simeon, and what promise had God made to him? (Luke 2) [Summary]

A righteous man promised by God that he would see the Messiah before he died. [Summary]

How did Simeon react when he saw Jesus in the temple? (Luke 2) [Summary]

He praised God, declaring Jesus as the salvation for all people. [Summary]

Who was Anna, and what did she do when she saw Jesus? (Luke 2) [Summary]

A prophetess who worshipped God and told others about the child. [Summary]

What happened when Jesus was twelve years old in Jerusalem? (Luke 2) [Summary]

He stayed behind in the temple, discussing with teachers, while His parents searched for Him. [Summary]

What did Jesus say to His parents when they found Him in the temple? (Luke 2) [Summary]

"Did you not know that I must be in my Father's house?" [Summary]

Who was the Roman emperor during the events of Luke Chapter 3? (Luke 3) [Summary]

Tiberius Caesar. [Summary]

What was John the Baptist's primary role as described in Luke 3? (Luke 3) [Summary]

To prepare the way for the Lord and call people to repentance. [Summary]

Which Old Testament prophet's words are quoted in Luke 3 to describe John's mission? (Luke 3) [Summary]

Isaiah (specifically Isaiah 40:3-5). [Summary]

What did John the Baptist say about producing "fruits in keeping with repentance"? (Luke 3) [Summary]

Genuine repentance must be shown through actions that reflect a changed life. [Summary]

How did John describe the Pharisees and Sadducees who came to him? (Luke 3) [Summary]

He called them a "brood of vipers." [Summary]

What was the purpose of John's baptism? (Luke 3) [Summary]

For the forgiveness of sins as preparation for the coming Messiah. [Summary]

How did Jewish purification rituals compare to John's baptism? (Luke 3) [Summary]

Jewish rituals symbolized spiritual cleanliness but did not equate to forgiveness of sins, unlike John's baptism. [Summary]

Who were the Pharisees and Sadducees, and how did they differ? (Luke 3) [Summary]

Pharisees followed strict traditions and believed in the supernatural, while Sadducees focused on the written Torah and rejected beliefs like the resurrection. [Summary]

What did John say God could raise from stones? (Luke 3) [Summary]

Children for Abraham. [Summary]

What was John's message about the coming Messiah? (Luke 3) [Summary]

The Messiah would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire, separating the righteous from the unrighteous. [Summary]

What event marks the beginning of Luke 4? (Luke 4) [Summary]

Jesus being led by the Spirit into the wilderness for 40 days, where He is tempted by Satan. [Summary]

How does Jesus respond to Satan's temptations? (Luke 4) [Summary]

By quoting Scripture each time: "Man shall not live by bread alone," "Worship the Lord your God," and "Do not put the Lord your God to the test." [Summary]

Where does Jesus begin His public ministry in Luke 4? (Luke 4) [Summary]

In Galilee, specifically teaching in synagogues and gaining a positive reputation initially. [Summary]

What prophecy does Jesus read in the synagogue in Nazareth? (Luke 4) [Summary]

Isaiah 61:1-2, about bringing good news to the poor and liberty to the oppressed. [Summary]

How do the people of Nazareth react to Jesus' teaching? (Luke 4) [Summary]

They marvel at His words but become angry when He suggests God's blessings extend to Gentiles. [Summary]

What miracles does Jesus perform in Capernaum? (Luke 4) [Summary]

He casts out an unclean spirit and heals Simon Peter's mother-in-law along with many others. [Summary]

How does the chapter end regarding Jesus' ministry? (Luke 4) [Summary]

Jesus travels and preaches the Kingdom of God in various synagogues across Judea. [Summary]

Who questioned Jesus before His crucifixion? (Luke 23) [Summary]

Pilate and Herod both questioned Jesus. [Summary]

What did Herod do after questioning Jesus? (Luke 23) [Summary]

Herod mocked Jesus, dressed Him as a king, and sent Him back to Pilate. [Summary]

What was the relationship between Herod and Pilate? (Luke 23) [Summary]

Herod and Pilate became friends after previously being at odds, likely due to Pilate respecting Herod's jurisdiction by consulting him about Jesus. [Summary]

What did Pilate conclude about Jesus' guilt? (Luke 23) [Summary]

Pilate declared Jesus innocent, finding no basis for the charges against Him. [Summary]

Who did the crowd choose to release instead of Jesus? (Luke 23) [Summary]

The crowd chose Barabbas, a criminal guilty of murder and insurrection, over Jesus. [Summary]

Why did Pilate give in to the crowd's demand to crucify Jesus? (Luke 23) [Summary]

Pilate feared an uproar and gave in to political pressure despite knowing Jesus was innocent. [Summary]

What prophecy was fulfilled during Jesus' crucifixion? (Luke 23) [Summary]

The prophecy that Jesus would be crucified alongside criminals (Isaiah 53:12). [Summary]

What did Jesus say while on the cross? (Luke 23) [Summary]

Jesus said, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do," showing His mercy even toward His persecutors. [Summary]

What happened to the temple curtain at Jesus' death? (Luke 23) [Summary]

The curtain of the temple was torn in two, symbolizing direct access to God through Jesus' sacrifice. [Summary]

Who acknowledged Jesus as righteous after His death? (Luke 23) [Summary]

A Roman centurion proclaimed, "Certainly this man was innocent!" after witnessing Jesus' death. [Summary]

What did the women find at Jesus' tomb? (Luke 24) [Summary]

They found the tomb empty, and two angels appeared to them explaining that Jesus had risen. [Summary]

What did the angels remind the women at the tomb? (Luke 24) [Summary]

That Jesus had predicted His death and resurrection while in Galilee. [Summary]

How did the Apostles initially react to the women's report? (Luke 24) [Summary]

They did not believe them, thinking it was an idle tale. [Summary]

Who ran to the tomb to verify the women's story? (Luke 24) [Summary]

Peter ran to the tomb and found it empty, with the burial cloths lying there. [Summary]

Who were the disciples traveling to Emmaus? (Luke 24) [Summary]

One was named Clopas, and the other is unnamed. [Summary]

How did Jesus reveal Himself to the disciples on the road to Emmaus? (Luke 24) [Summary]

Through His teaching of the Scriptures and breaking bread with them. [Summary]

What did Jesus do to prove He was not a spirit when He appeared to the Apostles? (Luke 24) [Summary]

He showed them His scars and ate food in their presence. [Summary]

What did Jesus explain to the Apostles about the Scriptures? (Luke 24) [Summary]

He opened their minds to understand that His death and resurrection were prophesied. [Summary]

Where did Jesus ascend to heaven? (Luke 24) [Summary]

Near Bethany, after blessing His disciples. [Summary]

What instruction did Jesus give the disciples before ascending? (Luke 24) [Summary]

To wait in Jerusalem until they received "power from on high" (the Holy Spirit). [Summary]

What miracle does Jesus perform for Simon and his partners in Luke 5? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Jesus tells Simon to cast the nets again, resulting in a miraculous catch of fish. [Summary]

How does Simon Peter react to Jesus' miracle? (Luke 5) [Summary]

He falls to his knees and asks Jesus to depart, recognizing his own sinfulness. [Summary]

What does Jesus call Simon Peter, James, and John to do after the miracle? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Jesus calls them to follow Him and become "fishers of men." [Summary]

What healing does Jesus perform in Luke 5:12-16? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Jesus heals a man with leprosy by touching him and declaring him clean. [Summary]

Why does Jesus ask the healed leper not to tell anyone about the miracle? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Jesus instructs him to go to the priest and offer the prescribed sacrifices for his cleansing as proof to others. [Summary]

What is significant about the crowds that begin to follow Jesus? (Luke 5) [Summary]

The crowds gather because of His teaching and miraculous healings, but Jesus often withdraws to pray. [Summary]

What is the significance of Jesus healing the leper? (Luke 5) [Summary]

It shows His compassion, willingness to heal, and power over disease. [Summary]

How does Jesus' interaction with the leper highlight His compassion? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Jesus was "moved with pity" and healed the man, demonstrating His empathy for human suffering. [Summary]

What does Jesus teach about following Him in this chapter? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Following Jesus requires leaving behind one's previous life, as demonstrated by Simon Peter, James, and John. [Summary]

What role does prayer play in Jesus' ministry, according to Luke 5? (Luke 5) [Summary]

Jesus frequently withdraws to pray, showing the importance of personal time with God for strength and guidance. [Summary]

What event did Jesus address regarding the Sabbath in Luke 6:1-11? (Luke 6) [Summary]

Jesus healed a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, challenging the Pharisees' misunderstanding of the Sabbath's purpose. [Summary]

What did Jesus do before choosing His twelve apostles in Luke 6:12-16? (Luke 6) [Summary]

Jesus spent the night praying on a mountain. [Summary]

Which 12 apostles did Jesus choose in Luke 6? (Luke 6) [Summary]

Simon (Peter), Andrew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Thomas, James son of Alphaeus, Simon the Zealot, Judas son of James, and Judas Iscariot. [Summary]

How did Jesus describe the characteristics of the Kingdom of God in His teachings in Luke 6? (Luke 6) [Summary]

Jesus emphasized loving enemies, doing good without expecting rewards, and being merciful, reflecting God's unconditional love and mercy. [Summary]

What did Jesus teach about judging others in Luke 6:37-42? (Luke 6) [Summary]

He warned against hypocritically judging others, urging people to focus on removing their own faults before pointing out others'. [Summary]

What analogy did Jesus use to describe people who hear His words but do not act on them in Luke 6:46-49? (Luke 6) [Summary]

He compared them to a person who builds a house without a foundation, which collapses when storms come. [Summary]

What is the "Golden Rule" found in Luke 6:31? (Luke 6) [Summary]

"Do to others as you would have them do to you." [Summary]

What miracle did Jesus perform in the town of Nain? (Luke 7) [Summary]

Jesus raised a widow's only son from the dead. [Summary]

What did Jesus say to John the Baptist's disciples? (Luke 7) [Summary]

He pointed to His miracles as proof He was the Messiah (healing, raising the dead, etc.). [Summary]

Who did Jesus commend for having great faith in Luke 7? (Luke 7) [Summary]

Jesus praised the faith of a Roman centurion, saying it was greater than any in Israel. [Summary]

What was the response of the crowd when Jesus raised the young man in Nain? (Luke 7) [Summary]

They were amazed and declared that a great prophet had come among them. [Summary]

How did Jesus respond to John the Baptist's doubts? (Luke 7) [Summary]

Jesus did not rebuke John but gave evidence through His miracles. [Summary]

Where was John the Baptist when he sent his disciples to ask Jesus about His identity? (Luke 7) [Summary]

John was in prison. [Summary]

How did the centurion demonstrate faith in Jesus? (Luke 7) [Summary]

He believed Jesus could heal his servant without coming to his house, showing trust in His authority. [Summary]

What was Jesus' reaction to the widow in Nain? (Luke 7) [Summary]

He had compassion on her, telling her not to weep before raising her son. [Summary]

What was the significance of the centurion's faith? (Luke 7) [Summary]

It highlighted the idea that Gentiles could have faith greater than some Jews who were steeped in tradition. [Summary]

How did Jesus describe those who were not offended by Him? (Luke 7) [Summary]

He said they would be blessed, referring to those who accepted His message despite challenges. [Summary]

What is the parable of the sower about? (Luke 8) [Summary]

It describes how the word of God is received in different hearts: hard ground (no reception), rocky ground (superficial faith), thorny ground (distracted by the world), and good soil (genuine, lasting faith). [Summary]

What does Jesus say about why he speaks in parables? (Luke 8) [Summary]

Jesus explains that parables reveal the secrets of the Kingdom of God to those who are open to learning, while concealing them from those who are not receptive. [Summary]

What miracle did Jesus perform in Luke 8? (Luke 8) [Summary]

Jesus calms a storm on the sea, showing His authority over nature. [Summary]

Who did Jesus heal in Luke 8? (Luke 8) [Summary]

Jesus healed a demon-possessed man, a sick woman, and a dead girl, demonstrating His power over illness, death, and spiritual forces. [Summary]

What does the parable of the lamp signify? (Luke 8) [Summary]

It teaches that the gospel, like light, should not be hidden but shared openly. What is hidden will eventually be revealed. [Summary]

What important lesson does Jesus teach about hearing? (Luke 8) [Summary]

He warns to pay attention to how we hear God's message. The more we embrace it, the more we receive; neglect leads to losing even what we think we have. [Summary]

Who did Herod the Tetrarch think Jesus was after hearing about Him? (Luke 9) [Summary]

Herod thought Jesus might be John the Baptist raised from the dead, or possibly Elijah or another prophet returned. [Summary]

What miracle did Jesus perform for the large crowd in Luke 9:12-17? (Luke 9) [Summary]

Jesus fed about 5,000 men with five loaves and two fish, performing a miracle where the food was multiplied, and twelve baskets of leftovers were collected. [Summary]

What was Jesus' response when the disciples suggested sending the crowd away to get food? (Luke 9) [Summary]

Jesus told them, "You give them something to eat," challenging them to act in faith and dependence on Him. [Summary]

How did the disciples respond when Jesus asked them to feed the crowd? (Luke 9) [Summary]

They expressed concern, saying they only had five loaves and two fish, and it was impossible to feed so many people. [Summary]

What did Jesus ask His disciples about in Luke 9:18-20? (Luke 9) [Summary]

Jesus asked the disciples who the crowds thought He was, and then asked them who they believed He was. Peter answered that Jesus was "The Christ of God." [Summary]

What did Jesus say would happen to the Son of Man, according to Luke 9:22? (Luke 9) [Summary]

Jesus predicted that the Son of Man would suffer, be rejected by the elders, be killed, and on the third day rise again. [Summary]

What significant event did Jesus' transfiguration highlight in Luke 9:28-36? (Luke 9) [Summary]

Jesus' transfiguration revealed His divine glory to Peter, James, and John, confirming His identity as God's Son, and the voice from the cloud declared, "This is my Son, my Chosen One." [Summary]