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Matthew Chapter 11 Bible Quiz — John the Baptist and Rest for the Weary Flashcards
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Card 1 · Question
In Matthew 11:2-3, what did John the Baptist ask Jesus through his disciples while imprisoned?
📖 Matthew 11:2-3
Card 2 · Question
What evidence did Jesus tell John's disciples to report back regarding His identity (Matthew 11:4-5)?
📖 Matthew 11:4-5
Card 3 · Question
In Matthew 11:7-8, what did Jesus say about John the Baptist's appearance and clothing?
📖 Matthew 11:7-8
Card 4 · Question
What remarkable statement did Jesus make about John the Baptist in Matthew 11:11?
📖 Matthew 11:11
Card 5 · Question
In Matthew 11:12, what did Jesus say about the kingdom of heaven in relation to violent action?
📖 Matthew 11:12
Card 6 · Question
According to Matthew 11:16-17, what did Jesus compare the religious leaders to?
📖 Matthew 11:16-17
Card 7 · Question
What is the famous invitation Jesus extends in Matthew 11:28?
📖 Matthew 11:28
Card 8 · Question
In Matthew 11:29-30, what does Jesus say about His yoke and His burden?
📖 Matthew 11:29-30
Card 9 · Question
Where was John the Baptist imprisoned when he sent disciples to ask Jesus about His identity (Matthew 11:2)?
📖 Matthew 11:2
Card 10 · Question
What did Jesus say about those cities in Matthew 11:20-24 that did not repent despite witnessing His miracles?
📖 Matthew 11:20-24
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Matthew Chapter 11 Bible Quiz — John the Baptist and Rest for the Weary — Flashcards (Questions)
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In Matthew 11:2-3, what did John the Baptist ask Jesus through his disciples while imprisoned?
📖 Matthew 11:2-3
#2
What evidence did Jesus tell John's disciples to report back regarding His identity (Matthew 11:4-5)?
📖 Matthew 11:4-5
#3
In Matthew 11:7-8, what did Jesus say about John the Baptist's appearance and clothing?
📖 Matthew 11:7-8
#4
What remarkable statement did Jesus make about John the Baptist in Matthew 11:11?
📖 Matthew 11:11
#5
In Matthew 11:12, what did Jesus say about the kingdom of heaven in relation to violent action?
📖 Matthew 11:12
#6
According to Matthew 11:16-17, what did Jesus compare the religious leaders to?
📖 Matthew 11:16-17
#7
What is the famous invitation Jesus extends in Matthew 11:28?
📖 Matthew 11:28
#8
In Matthew 11:29-30, what does Jesus say about His yoke and His burden?
📖 Matthew 11:29-30
Matthew Chapter 11 Bible Quiz — John the Baptist and Rest for the Weary — Flashcards (Answers)
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The blind receive sight, the lame walk, lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, and the dead are raised
Jesus pointed to His miracles—fulfilling Old Testament messianic prophecies—as evidence that He was the promised Messiah, not political power or personal intervention.
Matthew 11:4-5
#1
Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?
John the Baptist, imprisoned by Herod, sent his disciples to ask if Jesus was the promised Messiah or if they should wait for another.
Matthew 11:2-3
#4
Of all those born of women, none is greater than John, yet the least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than him
Jesus honored John as the greatest under the old covenant, yet explained that even the least believer in the new kingdom era has a greater position due to Christ's redemptive work.
Matthew 11:11
#3
John was not a man in soft or expensive clothes; he lived simply in the wilderness
Jesus defended John by noting that John lived simply in the desert, not in luxury, emphasizing John's commitment to his prophetic mission despite his humble circumstances.
Matthew 11:7-8
#6
Children sitting in the marketplaces who refuse to dance when others play flute music
Jesus used the metaphor of petulant children to illustrate how the religious leaders rejected both John's ascetic lifestyle and Jesus' celebration of grace, finding fault with everything.
Matthew 11:16-17
#5
The kingdom of heaven has been forcefully advancing, and forceful people lay hold of it
Jesus described the kingdom's dynamic, advancing nature, using language about force and eagerness to capture the idea of passionate pursuit and determination to enter God's kingdom.
Matthew 11:12
#8
His yoke is easy and His burden is light
Jesus described His yoke as easy and His burden as light, contrasting His graceful leadership with the heavy legalistic burdens imposed by religious leaders of the time.
Matthew 11:29-30
#7
Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest
Matthew 11:28 contains Jesus' compassionate call to the weary and burdened, offering spiritual rest and peace through relationship with Him.
Matthew 11:28
Matthew Chapter 11 Bible Quiz — John the Baptist and Rest for the Weary — Flashcards (Questions)
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Where was John the Baptist imprisoned when he sent disciples to ask Jesus about His identity (Matthew 11:2)?
📖 Matthew 11:2
#10
What did Jesus say about those cities in Matthew 11:20-24 that did not repent despite witnessing His miracles?
📖 Matthew 11:20-24
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Matthew Chapter 11 Bible Quiz — John the Baptist and Rest for the Weary — Flashcards (Answers)
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Woe to those cities; they will face judgment more severe than Sodom and Gomorrah
Jesus pronounced judgment (woe) against cities like Chorazin, Bethsaida, and Capernaum, saying their judgment would exceed even that of Sodom because they witnessed His miracles yet refused to repent.
Matthew 11:20-24
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In Herod's fortress, as mentioned elsewhere in Matthew's narrative
While Matthew 11:2 states John was in prison, the specific location (Herod's fortress) is established in Matthew 14:3-12 where John's imprisonment and death under Herod Antipas are detailed.
Matthew 11:2
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