Luke Chapter 17 Bible Quiz — The Ten Lepers Flashcards

#1

How many lepers approached Jesus in Luke 17:12?

📖 Luke 17:12

#2

What instruction did Jesus give the ten lepers in Luke 17:14?

📖 Luke 17:14

#3

According to Luke 17:15-16, what did one of the ten lepers do when he discovered he was healed?

📖 Luke 17:15-16

#4

What nationality was the one leper who returned to thank Jesus, according to Luke 17:16?

📖 Luke 17:16

#5

In Luke 17:17-19, what did Jesus say about the returning leper's faith?

📖 Luke 17:19

#6

Where were the ten lepers when they encountered Jesus, according to Luke 17:12?

📖 Luke 17:12

#7

How did the ten lepers initially address Jesus when they encountered him in Luke 17:13?

📖 Luke 17:13

#8

When Jesus asked the healed leper in Luke 17:17, 'Were not all ten cleansed?' what was he highlighting?

📖 Luke 17:17-18

#2

Go and show yourselves to the priests

Jesus told the lepers to go and show themselves to the priests, which was the requirement in the law for someone who had been cleansed of leprosy (Luke 17:14).

Luke 17:14

#1

Ten lepers

Jesus encountered ten lepers who stood at a distance and called out to him for healing (Luke 17:12).

Luke 17:12

#4

Samaritan

Luke 17:16 indicates the healed leper was a Samaritan, and in verse 18, Jesus notes that only this foreigner returned to give thanks.

Luke 17:16

#3

He returned to Jesus, praising God and falling at his feet

One leper, when he saw he was healed, came back praising God in a loud voice and fell at Jesus's feet to thank him (Luke 17:15-16).

Luke 17:15-16

#6

Standing at a distance on the road

The ten lepers stood at a distance from Jesus on the road (Luke 17:12), as was customary for those with leprosy who were considered unclean.

Luke 17:12

#5

His faith had made him well

Jesus told the Samaritan leper, 'Rise and go; your faith has made you well' (Luke 17:19), indicating his faith was instrumental in his healing and restoration.

Luke 17:19

#8

That the other nine did not return to give thanks

Jesus's question emphasized that while all ten lepers were healed, only one returned to thank him, drawing attention to the lack of gratitude among the nine (Luke 17:17-18).

Luke 17:17-18

#7

They called out 'Jesus, Master, have pity on us!'

The lepers called out to Jesus, 'Jesus, Master, have pity on us!' (Luke 17:13), demonstrating both their recognition of him and their plea for mercy.

Luke 17:13

#9

In what region was Jesus traveling when he encountered the ten lepers in Luke 17:11?

📖 Luke 17:11

#10

What did Jesus emphasize about the Samaritan leper's salvation in Luke 17:19?

📖 Luke 17:19

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#10

That his faith had made him well and whole

Jesus told the leper, 'your faith has made you well,' using the Greek word 'sozō' which means both physical healing and spiritual salvation, emphasizing holistic restoration through faith.

Luke 17:19

#9

Judea and Samaria

Luke 17:11 states Jesus was traveling along the border between Samaria and Galilee as he made his way to Jerusalem, passing through these regions.

Luke 17:11

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