Luke Chapter 7 Bible Quiz — The Centurion and the Sinful Woman Flashcards

#1

In Luke 7, a centurion came to Jesus asking for help. What was the centurion concerned about?

📖 Luke 7:2

#2

How did the centurion demonstrate his belief in Jesus' authority in Luke 7:6-7?

📖 Luke 7:6-7

#3

In Luke 7:9, what did Jesus say about the centurion's faith?

📖 Luke 7:9

#4

After healing the centurion's servant, what miracle did Jesus perform in the city of Nain as described in Luke 7:11-15?

📖 Luke 7:11-15

#5

In Luke 7:22-23, what did Jesus tell John the Baptist's disciples about His identity?

📖 Luke 7:22-23

#6

In Luke 7:36-37, Jesus was invited to a Pharisee's home. What happened when a sinful woman learned He was dining there?

📖 Luke 7:37-38

#7

What was the Pharisee Simon's reaction to the sinful woman touching Jesus in Luke 7:39?

📖 Luke 7:39

#8

In Luke 7:40-43, Jesus told Simon a parable about two debtors. What was the purpose of this parable?

📖 Luke 7:40-43

#2

He said Jesus did not need to come to his house, for Jesus could heal from a distance

Luke 7:6-7 shows the centurion telling Jesus, 'Lord, don't trouble yourself... just say the word, and my servant will be healed,' demonstrating his understanding of Jesus' authority.

Luke 7:6-7

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His servant who was ill and about to die

Luke 7:2 states that the centurion's servant, whom he valued highly, was sick and about to die.

Luke 7:2

#4

He raised a widow's son from the dead

Luke 7:11-15 describes Jesus entering Nain and raising the son of a widow from the dead, moved by compassion for the grieving mother.

Luke 7:11-15

#3

He had not found such great faith even in Israel

Luke 7:9 records Jesus saying, 'I tell you, I have not found such great faith even in Israel,' marking the centurion as exceptional in his faith.

Luke 7:9

#6

She came and washed His feet with her tears, wiped them with her hair, and anointed them with perfume

Luke 7:37-38 describes a sinful woman coming to Jesus at the Pharisee's table, weeping at His feet, wetting them with tears, wiping them with her hair, kissing them, and anointing them with perfume.

Luke 7:37-38

#5

He listed His miracles as proof of being the expected Messiah

Luke 7:22-23 records Jesus saying, 'Go back and report to John what you have seen and heard: The blind receive sight, the lame walk...and the good news is proclaimed to the poor,' pointing to messianic fulfillment.

Luke 7:22-23

#8

To illustrate that greater love is shown by those forgiven greater debts

In Luke 7:40-43, Jesus' parable of the two debtors shows that the one forgiven more debt loves more, implying the sinful woman's actions reflected greater forgiveness.

Luke 7:40-43

#7

He thought if Jesus were truly a prophet, He would know she was a sinner

Luke 7:39 states Simon's inner thought: 'If this man were a prophet, he would know who is touching him and what kind of woman she is—that she is a sinner.'

Luke 7:39

#9

What did Jesus say to the sinful woman in Luke 7:48?

📖 Luke 7:48

#10

In Luke 7:50, what did Jesus tell the sinful woman as she left?

📖 Luke 7:50

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#10

Your faith has saved you; go in peace

Luke 7:50 records Jesus' final words to the woman: 'Your faith has saved you; go in peace,' affirming her salvation through her faith.

Luke 7:50

#9

Your sins are forgiven

Luke 7:48 records Jesus telling the woman, 'Your sins are forgiven,' directly addressing her spiritual need.

Luke 7:48

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