Luke Chapter 21 Bible Quiz — The Widow's Offering and Signs Flashcards

#1

In Luke 21:2-3, what specific observation does Jesus make about the widow's contribution compared to others giving to the temple treasury?

📖 Luke 21:2-3

#2

According to Luke 21:6, what prediction does Jesus make about the temple in Jerusalem?

📖 Luke 21:6

#3

In Luke 21:8, what specific warning does Jesus give regarding the signs of His return?

📖 Luke 21:8

#4

What physical phenomenon does Jesus describe in Luke 21:25 that will precede the Son of Man's appearance?

📖 Luke 21:25

#5

In Luke 21:20, Jesus provides a specific sign for the disciples to watch for regarding Jerusalem. What is this sign?

📖 Luke 21:20

#6

What does Jesus instruct His followers to do in Luke 21:21-22 when they see Jerusalem surrounded by armies?

📖 Luke 21:21-22

#7

In Luke 21:24, Jesus describes a period regarding Jerusalem and the Gentiles. Which of the following accurately reflects His statement?

📖 Luke 21:24

#8

According to Luke 21:32-33, what does Jesus promise about His words regarding these end-times events?

📖 Luke 21:32-33

#2

Not one stone will be left on another; all will be thrown down

Jesus prophesies the complete destruction of the temple in Luke 21:6, which was fulfilled in 70 AD when Roman forces destroyed Jerusalem.

Luke 21:6

#1

She put in more than all the others, despite her poverty

Jesus praises the widow because she gave all she had to live on (Luke 21:2-3), demonstrating that generosity is measured not by amount but by sacrifice and heart.

Luke 21:2-3

#4

There will be signs in the sun, moon, and stars

Jesus teaches in Luke 21:25 that there will be signs in the sun, moon, and stars, along with distress among nations, preceding the Son of Man's coming.

Luke 21:25

#3

Do not follow those who say 'Here he is!' or 'There he is!'

Jesus warns in Luke 21:8 that many will come claiming 'Here he is!' or 'There he is!', and He instructs His followers not to follow them or go after them.

Luke 21:8

#6

Flee to the mountains; let those in the city leave, and let those in the country not enter it

Jesus instructs believers in Luke 21:21 to flee to the mountains when Jerusalem is surrounded, warning them not to enter the city or stay in the countryside.

Luke 21:21-22

#5

When they see Jerusalem surrounded by armies

Jesus tells His followers in Luke 21:20 that when they see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, they will know its desolation is near.

Luke 21:20

#8

This generation will not pass away until all these things have happened, and His words will not pass away

Jesus emphasizes the reliability of His prophecy in Luke 21:32-33, stating that this generation will not pass away until all these things happen, and His words will not pass away.

Luke 21:32-33

#7

Jerusalem will be trampled on by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled

Jesus prophesies in Luke 21:24 that Jerusalem will be trampled on by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled, indicating a period of Gentile dominion.

Luke 21:24

#9

What specific instruction does Jesus give regarding watchfulness in Luke 21:34-36?

📖 Luke 21:34-36

#10

In Luke 21:37-38, where does Jesus spend His time during the events described in this chapter, and where do the people gather to hear Him?

📖 Luke 21:37-38

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#10

In the temple courts during the day; on the Mount of Olives at night to rest

Luke 21:37-38 describes Jesus teaching in the temple courts during the day and spending the night on the Mount of Olives, with all the people gathering early in the morning to hear Him.

Luke 21:37-38

#9

Be careful that your hearts are not weighed down by dissipation, drunkenness, and anxieties of life, and pray that you may be able to stand before the Son of Man

In Luke 21:34-36, Jesus warns against allowing hearts to be weighed down by dissipation, drunkenness, and the anxieties of life, and instructs His followers to pray continually so they can stand before the Son of Man.

Luke 21:34-36

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