Luke 9 Questions

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v1. Who did Jesus call to give power and authority over diseases?

a. John.

b. Gabriel.

c. His 12 disciples.

v2. What did Jesus send them to do?

a. To preach the gospel and raise the dead.

b. To preach the kingdom of God and to heal the sick.

c. To preach what they wanted.

v3. What were they to take with them?

a. Two coats apiece.

b. Bread for the journey.

c. Nothing.

v4. Where were they to abide?

a. In a tent.

b. In a cave that would be provided.

c. In whatsoever house ye enter into.

v5. What were they to do to those who would not receive them?

a. Ignore them and continue preaching.

b. Shake off the very dust from their feet as a testimony against them.

c. Eat with them and strive to convince them of the gospel.

v6. What happened as they departed?

a. They went preaching the gospel and healing everywhere.

b. They went into the desert.

c. They got lost showing off their powers.

v7. When Herod the tetrarch heard of all that was done by him, what happened?

a. He laughed.

b. He ignored what was noised abroad.

c. He was perplexed.

v8. Who did others think Jesus was?

a. One of the old prophets was risen again.

b. John returned from the wilderness.

c. Luke.

v9. Who had Herod beheaded?

a. Elijah.

b. John.

c. Peter.

v10. Where did Jesus take the apostles when they returned?

a. They went to a desert place belonging to Bethsaida.

b. They went to a synagogue.

c. They went to Galilee.

v11. What happened when the people knew where they were?

a. They followed him and he refused them.

b. They followed him and he received them and spake to them.

c. The did not pay any attention to him.

v11. What did Jesus do for the people?

a. He spake to them of the kingdom of God.

b. He healed them that had need of healing.

c. Both a and b.

v12 What did the twelve want to do when the day began to wear away?

a. Send the people into the towns and country round about.

b. Make them sit down by fifties in a company to feed them.

c. Go to the country round about, and lodge, and get victuals.

v13. What did the disciples say to Jesus when he told them to, "Give them to eat?".

a. We will go and buy some food.

b. They can do without, it has been but one day.

c. We have no more but five loaves and two fishes.

v14. About how many men were there?

a. Six hundred.

b. One thousand.

c. Five thousand.

v14. How many were to sit in a company?

a. One Hundred.

b. Fifty.

c. Five Hundred.

v16. What happened when Jesus took the five loaves and two fishes?

a. Looking up to heaven he blessed them, and brake, and gave to the disciples to set before the multitude.

b. He gave to the disciples to eat before the multitude.

c. He appointed deacons to distribute the food.

v17. What happened after all did eat and were all filled?

a. There was taken up of fragments that remained to them twelve baskets.

b. All were sated and there was none wasted.

c. There was taken up of fragments that remained to them two baskets.

v18. What question did Jesus ask after he was alone praying and his disciple were with him?

a. Where are my followers now that they have been filled?

b. Whom say the people that I am?

c. Will you too leave me when trouble comes?

v19. Who did his disciples say that the people thought he was?

a. Our father David returned from the tomb.

b. John the Baptist.

c. Elijah.

v20. What question did Jesus ask them?

a. Wherefore have the other disciples gone?

b. Have you seen James?

c. Whom say ye that I am?

v21. What did he straitly charge and command them?

a. Tell all men that thing.

b. Tell no man that thing.

c. Forget what was said until the time was nigh.

v22. What would happen after Jesus suffered many things and was rejected and slain?

a. He would be raised the third day.

b. He would be left dead in the tomb and forgotten.

c. The disciples would steal his body.

v23. What must someone do to come after Jesus?

a. Deny himself and take up his cross daily and pray.

b. Take up his cross daily and follow me and pray.

c. Deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.

v24. Who will lose his life?

a. Whosoever will save his life.

b. Whosoever will deny Jesus.

c. Whosoever will deny the gospel.

v24. What will happen to one who loses his life for Jesus sake?

a. The same will be lost.

b. The same shall save it.

c. It makes no difference at the judgment.

v26. What will the Son of man do if we are ashamed of him and his words.

a. He will weep and pray for him.

b. He will turn away from him with great sorrow.

c. He will be ashamed of him.

v26. How shall Jesus come at that time?

a. In his father's glory, and in his own, and of the Holy Spirit's.

b. In his own glory, and in his father's, and of the Holy Spirit's.

c. In his own glory, and in his father's, and of the holy angels.

v27. Who did Jesus say would not see death before the kingdom come?

a. Some standing here.

b. Some of that company.

c. All standing there.

v28. And it came to pass about ________ after these sayings, he took Peter and John and James and went up into a mountain to pray.

a. A week.

b. A fortnight.

c. An eight days.

v29 And as he prayed, the fashion of his countenance was altered. What happened to his raiment?

a. It was white and glistering.

b. It was moistened with his tears.

c. It was bright and glistening.

v30. Who was with Jesus and talked to him?

a. Peter and John and James.

b. Moses and Aaron.

c. Moses and Elias.

v31. What did they tell him?

a. They spake of the glory of heaven whereunto he should return.

b. They spake of his decease which he should accomplish at Jerusalem.

c. They spake of his resurrection which he should accomplish at Jerusalem.

v32. Where were Peter and they that were with him at this time?

a. They were talking also with Jesus.

b. They were praying also with Jesus.

c. They were heavy with sleep.

v32. What happened when Peter and they that were with him awakened?

a. They saw his glory, and the two men that stood with him.

b. They saw a burning bush before the Christ.

c. They saw his glory, and the two men that sat with him.

v33. What did Peter suggest they do as the two men were departing from Jesus?

a. Sing hymns and pray to the Father.

b. Make three tabernacles.

c. Write the things that they had seen.

v34. What happened while Peter spake to the Lord?

a. There came a cloud, and overshadowed them; and they cried out as they entered into the cloud.

b. There came a cloud; and they feared as they entered into the cloud.

c. There came a cloud, and overshadowed them; and they feared as they entered into the cloud.

v35. What came out of the cloud?

a. Rain and thunder.

b. Hail and a great wind.

c. A voice.

v35. What spake the voice out of the cloud?

a. Get thee hence, for ye be on holy ground.

b. This is my beloved Son: hear him.

c. This is my beloved Son: in him I am well pleased.

v36. What happened when the voice was past?

a. Jesus slept, for he was weary.

b. They told every man what had happened.

c. Jesus was found alone.

v37. What came to pass on the next day when they were come down from the hill?

a. None saw them and they passed on their way.

b. Much people met him.

c. The disciples were gone each to his own house.

v38. Who cried out to Jesus and why?

a. A woman of the company to beseech him to look upon her son.

b. A man from the crowd to beseech him to heal his son.

c. A man of the company to beseech him to look upon his son.

v39. What was wrong with the son?

a. He was blind.

b. He was sick with the palsy and could not walk.

c. A spirit taketh him.

v40. Who could not cast the spirit out of the son?

a. John the Baptist.

b. Jesus.

c. The disciples.

v41. What did Jesus tell the man to do?

a. Leave thy son be, he has been healed.

b. Bring thy son hither.

c. Beseech the disciples again to cast it out.

v42. What did Jesus do to the unclean spirit?

a. He rebuked the unclean spirit and healed the child.

b. He cast out the unclean spirit and commanded it to keep silent.

c. He cast out the unclean spirit and delivered it again to it's father.

v43-44. What did Jesus tell the disciples when they were amazed at the mighty power of God and wondered every one at all things which Jesus did?

a. O faithless and perverse generation, how long shall I be with you, and suffer you?

b. Let these sayings sink down into your ears: for the Son of man shall be delivered into the hands of men.

c. No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God.

v45. What did they do when they understood not the saying, and it was hid from them, that they perceived it not?

a. They knew that they had sinned and repented.

b. They adjured him to explain that saying.

c. They feared to ask him of that saying.

v46-48. Who is the greatest among us?

a. James.

b. He that is least among you all.

c. John.

v49. What did John say a man was doing in Jesus name.

a. Keeping people away from him.

b. Preaching about John.

c. Casting out devils.

v50. What did Jesus say unto him?

a. Leave him alone.

b. Forbid him not.

c. Teach him more perfectly.

v51. What did Jesus do when the time was come that he should be received up?

a. He prayed to the Father.

b. He stedfastly set his face to go to Jerusalem.

c. He stedfastly set his face to go to Judea.

v52. Why were messengers sent before his face?

a. To gather disciples to hear him.

b. To tell others of his coming.

c. To make ready for him.

v52. What village did the messengers enter?

a. The village of the Cretans.

b. The village of the Galileans.

c. The village of the Samaritans.

v54. When they did not receive him, who wanted to command fire to come down from heaven, and consume them?

a. Peter and Andrew.

b. James and John.

c. Philip and Thomas.

v55. Why did Jesus rebuke them?

a. They knew not what manner of spirit they were of.

b. They spake too much.

c. They laughed.

v56. For what purpose is the Son of man come?

a. The Son of man is come to destroy men's lives and convict them of sin.

b. The Son of man is not come to destroy men's lives, but to save them.

c. The Son of man is come to bring peace and goodwill among men.

v57. What did a certain man say unto the Lord as they went in the way?

a. Your teaching is harsh and set's a man against his brother.

b. I will follow thee withersoever thou goest.

c. Get away from me Lord, for I am a sinful man.

v58. How did Jesus respond unto the man?

a. The Son of man hath not where to lay his head.

b. Get thee behind me Satan.

c. Where I goest, thou canst not follow.

v59. Unto another Jesus said, Follow me. How did he respond?

a. I will follow thee withersoever thou goest.

b. Suffer me first to go and bury my father.

c. I will go with thee and preach the kingdom of God.

v60. What did Jesus say in response to the man's excuse?

a. Let the dead bury their dead: but go thou and preach the kingdom of God.

b. Thy father is healed, come thou and preach the kingdom of God.

c. You know not what manner of spirit you are of.

v61. And another also said, Lord, I will follow thee; but _______.

a. let me first bid them farewell, which abide at my house.

b. let me first go bid them farewell, which are at home at my house.

c. let me go first and bid them farewell, which abide at my home at my house.

v62. No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, _____.

a. Shall complete the course.

b. Is able to see where he goest.

c. Is fit for the kingdom of God.

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