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  • In this story, what is the Sower?
    Someone who shares the Word of God (or Jesus Himself)
  • Unscramble this word O M P C S O N I A
    COMPASSION
  • Unscramble this word O N N I H B G E R
    NEIGHBOR
  • The phrase "Good Samaritan" is used to describe anyone who kindly helps a stranger in need. (True or False)
    True
  • What did the thorns do to the seeds that fell among them?
    grow taller Choked the growth of the plants
  • What was the result of the seed that fell on good soil?
    It produced a great harvest (30, 60, or 100 times what was sown)
  • The man who asked Jesus the question about the neighbor was an expert in the Law (a lawyer). (True or False)
    True
  • What lesson did Jesus want the expert in the law to learn from the parable?
    To love others and show mercy
  • Unscramble this word N I J D R U E
    INJURED
  • The Samaritan put the injured man on his own donkey or animal. (True or False)
    True
  • What was the man doing when he was attacked in the story?
    Traveling from Jerusalem to Jericho
  • How can we apply the lesson of the Good Samaritan today?
    By helping anyone in need and showing compassion
  • What did the priest do when he saw the injured man?
    Passed by on the other side
  • Jesus told this story to answer the question, "What is the greatest commandment?" (True or False)
    False (It was in response to, "Who is my neighbor?")
  • What does the seed represent in the parable?
    The Word of God
  • Who was the first person to pass by the injured man?
    A priest
  • Unscramble this word Y E C M R
    MERCY
  • What does the rocky ground represent?
    People who receive the Word with joy, but give up when troubles come
  • What do the thorns represent?
    Worries of the world and the deceitfulness of wealth
  • What happened to the seeds that fell by the path?
    Birds came and ate them
  • Why was the Samaritan surprising to the listeners of the parable?
    Because Samaritans were usually enemies of the Jews
  • What does the good soil represent?
    People who hear the Word, understand it, and produce a good life (fruit)
  • Where did some of the seed fall first?
    By the path (or roadside)
  • What did the Samaritan do to help the man?
    Bandaged his wounds and took care of him
  • What does the path/roadside represent?
    People who hear but don't understand, and the message is quickly taken away
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