Word of God
Mark 4:14
In the parable of the Sower, what did the seed that fell among thorns represent?
| Those people who hear God's word but fall away when tribulations arise | Those people who hear God's word and bring forth fruit | Those people who hear God's word but then it's choked out by riches and wealth | Those people who hear God's word but do not understand it |
In the parable of the sower, what happened to the seed that fell by the way side?
| Washed away | Grew, but withered | Eaten by birds | Choked by weeds |
Where was Jesus when he taught the parable of the sower?
| On a mountain | In the temple | In a boat | On the coast |
In the parable of the grain of mustard seed, when it becomes a tree birds come and do what?
| Die | Build nests | Roost for the night | Eat the leaves |
In which gospel would you find... The Parable of the Growing Seed?
| Luke | John | Matthew | Mark |
What did Pharaoh's dream of good and bad ears of wheat represent?
| Seven years of war against their enemies | Seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine | Seven years of drought | Seven years of famine followed by seven years of plenty |
What did the different metals of the statue represent?
| Kingdoms of the world | Babylonian artifacts | Regions of Babylon | People |
What seed did Manna look like?
| Peppercorn | Coriander | Cumin | Mustard |
In the parable of the cloth and wine, why does no man put new wine into old bottles?
| The wine will not age | It will burst the bottles | It will smell bad | It will taste bad |
In the parable of the lost sheep how does the shepherd bring the found sheep home?
| On his shoulders | Follows it home | On a rope | In a cart |