The Good Samaritan for Kids — Luke 10:25–37 Sunday School Quiz Flashcards

#1

In the parable of the Good Samaritan, a man was traveling on a road when robbers attacked him. Which city was he traveling between?

📖 Luke 10:30

#2

After the man was robbed and beaten, a priest came by on the road. What did the priest do?

📖 Luke 10:31

#3

Next, a Levite also came by the injured man. What did the Levite do?

📖 Luke 10:32

#4

Finally, a Samaritan came by the injured man. What did the Samaritan do?

📖 Luke 10:33-34

#5

Why is this parable called the story of the 'Good Samaritan'?

📖 Luke 10:36-37

#6

At the end of the parable, Jesus asked, 'Which of these three was a neighbor?' Who was the answer?

📖 Luke 10:37

#7

What did the Samaritan give to the innkeeper to care for the injured man?

📖 Luke 10:35

#8

What did Jesus tell His listener to do at the end of this parable?

📖 Luke 10:37

#2

He passed by on the other side of the road

Luke 10:31 tells us that a priest came down the road but saw the injured man and passed by on the other side, doing nothing to help.

Luke 10:31

#1

Jerusalem and Jericho

Jesus said the man was going down from Jerusalem to Jericho when robbers stripped him, beat him, and left him half dead (Luke 10:30).

Luke 10:30

#4

He felt compassion for the man and helped him

Luke 10:33-34 explains that the Samaritan was moved with compassion, bandaged the man's wounds, poured oil and wine on them, and took him to an inn to care for him.

Luke 10:33-34

#3

He also passed by on the other side of the road without helping

Luke 10:32 says the Levite came to the place and saw the man, but like the priest, he also passed by on the other side without helping.

Luke 10:32

#6

The Samaritan

Jesus told His listener that the Samaritan was the neighbor because he showed mercy to the injured man (Luke 10:37), teaching us that a true neighbor is someone who helps others with compassion.

Luke 10:37

#5

Because this Samaritan showed true neighborly love and compassion when others would not

The Samaritan is called 'good' because he acted with genuine compassion and helped someone in need, unlike the priest and Levite who passed by, showing what it means to be a true neighbor (Luke 10:36-37).

Luke 10:36-37

#8

Go and do likewise

Luke 10:37 shows Jesus telling the man, 'Go and do likewise,' meaning we should follow the Samaritan's example by showing compassion and helping others in need.

Luke 10:37

#7

Two silver coins

Luke 10:35 states that the Samaritan gave the innkeeper two denarii (silver coins) and promised to repay any extra expenses when he returned.

Luke 10:35