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The Lost Sheep and Lost Coin for Kids — Luke 15:1–10 Sunday School Quiz

Jesus loved to teach using stories called parables. In Luke 15:1–10, Jesus tells two wonderful parables about things that are lost and then found. The first parable is about a shepherd who loses one sheep out of one hundred, and the second is about a woman who loses a coin. These stories teach us that God cares about each person and celebrates when someone turns back to Him. Let's see how much you remember about these amazing parables!

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How many sheep did the shepherd have in the parable of the lost sheep?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a parable?+

A parable is a simple story that Jesus told to teach an important lesson about God and how we should live. The stories use everyday examples that people understood, like shepherds and coins, to explain deeper spiritual truths.

Why did Jesus use stories to teach instead of just explaining things directly?+

Jesus used parables because stories help us remember lessons better and allow people to think about the meaning for themselves. Stories make spiritual truths easier to understand and more interesting to remember.

What does 'repent' mean?+

To repent means to feel sorry for doing something wrong and decide to change your behavior and turn back to God. It means recognizing your mistakes and making a fresh start by following Jesus.