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There are 24 chapters of Luke. We will be studying six chapters per swap, so we will have a total of 4 swaps. This is part two, focusing on Luke, chapter 13 through 18.
For each chapter, several questions are provided below. You must answer three of the questions. You can choose to answer more, but to fulfill the requirements of this swap, you have to answer a minimum of three questions per chapter. Make sure you copy down the question as well, so your partner knows which questions you are answering.
Send the study to your partner by the deadline.
You may type the questions, but your answers must be handwritten.
The Questions
Chapter 13
- What does the parable of the vineyard mean?
- What is He teaching through the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast?
- What does it mean to enter the narrow gate? Why are so many shut out? (the answer can be found at the beginning of this chapter)
- What does it mean to repent?
Chapter 14
- What can the wedding feast teach us about our attitude?
- There’s a hidden treasure in reaching out to the lame, the poor, and the blind. What is it?
- In the parable of the banquet, what does the banquet symbolize? Who does the host represent? Who is the servant?
- What is the cost of being a disciple?
- What does it mean to “carry a cross?”
- What does verse 34 mean?
Chapter 15
- What does the lost sheep symbolize?
- Three parables in this chapter have one common thread. What is it?
- How would you describe the father of the prodigal son?
- What part or parts of this chapter signify that the prodigal son had repented?
- In what ways does the father in this chapter excel our expectations?
- Why was the older brother angry? What was the root of his anger?
Chapter 16
- What does the parable of the shrewd manager mean?
- What does this mean, “You cannot serve God and mammon (money)”?
- Why did this anger the Pharisees?
- What did Abraham mean when he said, “They have Moses and the Prophets; let them listen to them.”?
- Why do you suppose the rich man wasn’t in heaven? Refer back to The Parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12:13-21.
Chapter 17
- What does Jesus say about those who cause others to stumble?
- How many times should we forgive people who come to us in repentance?
- What do we learn about pride in verse 7-10?
- What can verses 15-17 teach us about our faith?
- What historic events is the second coming of Christ compared to in this chapter?
- What does this verse mean to you? “Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoever shall lose his life shall preserve it.” V. 33
Chapter 18
- What does this chapter teach us about prayer?
- What does the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector teach us about our attitudes toward God and our service to Him?
- What does is mean to become like a child? And why is that important?
- What does verse 23 reveal about the rich man’s heart?
- How does his attitude compare to Peter’s in verse 28?
- Can you find some of the scriptures in the Old Testament that foretold the death and resurrection of Christ?
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