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What was the story Jesus told about?
A shepherd and his sheep
A great feast
A lost coin
A farmer and his seeds
Where was Jesus when He told this parable?
By the sea
In the temple
On a mountain
At a friend's house
What did the man in the story prepare?
A great feast
A marketplace
A festival
A wedding
What did the man do when the feast was ready?
Went to sleep
Cancelled the feast
Ate by himself
Sent his servant to invite the guests
What did the first invited guest say as an excuse?
"I have no transportation."
"I have just bought a field and must look at it."
"I am sick and cannot come."
"I have nothing to wear."
What was the second guest's excuse?
"I need to plant seeds."
"I have a meeting to attend."
"I have just bought five pairs of oxen and must try them."
"I am too busy with my work."
What was the third guest's excuse?
"I need to visit my family."
"I have no time."
"I am too tired to come."
"I just got married and cannot come."
How did the master feel when the invited guests made excuses?
Sad
Happy
Confused
Angry
Who did the master tell the servant to invite next?
His family members
The rich and powerful
The poor, the crippled, the blind, and the lame
Strangers from another town
What did the servant say after inviting these people?
"The house is full."
"No one else wants to come."
There is still room for more people."
"There is no more room."
Where did the master send the servant to find more guests?
The marketplace
The roads and country lanes
The city gates
The fields and barns
What did the master want his house to be?
Empty
Full
Clean
Quiet
Who did the master say would not eat at the feast?
The blind
Those who were first invited
The crippled
he poor
What does the story teach about priorities?
Excuses are acceptable.
esus' invitation should be a priority.
Work should always come first.
Family is the most important thing.
Who does the master in the parable represent?
A king
The disciples
The Pharisees
Jesus
Why did some people reject the master’s invitation?
hey did not believe the feast was real.
They did not like the master.
They were busy with their own lives.
hey were not hungry.
