Zacchaeus Quiz for Kids Flashcards

#1

What was Zacchaeus's job?

📖 Luke 19:2

#2

Why did Zacchaeus climb a tree?

📖 Luke 19:3-4

#3

What kind of tree did Zacchaeus climb?

📖 Luke 19:5

#4

How did Jesus know Zacchaeus's name?

📖 Luke 19:5

#5

Where did Jesus decide to go with Zacchaeus?

📖 Luke 19:5-6

#6

What did Zacchaeus promise to do with his money?

📖 Luke 19:8

#7

What city did Zacchaeus live in?

📖 Luke 19:2

#8

What did some people in the crowd think about Jesus visiting Zacchaeus?

📖 Luke 19:7

#2

To see Jesus because he was too short

Zacchaeus was short and wanted to see Jesus as he passed through Jericho, so he climbed a sycamore tree to get a better view (Luke 19:3-4).

Luke 19:3-4

#1

A tax collector

Zacchaeus was a tax collector in Jericho who collected taxes for the Roman government (Luke 19:2).

Luke 19:2

#4

Jesus knew his name even before meeting him

Jesus displayed divine knowledge by calling Zacchaeus by name when He saw him in the tree, showing He knew who Zacchaeus was before they met (Luke 19:5).

Luke 19:5

#3

A sycamore tree

Jesus told Zacchaeus to come down from the sycamore tree when He saw him in the tree (Luke 19:5).

Luke 19:5

#6

Give half to the poor and pay back four times what he cheated from people

Zacchaeus promised to give half his possessions to the poor and repay anyone he had cheated four times the amount, showing his transformation (Luke 19:8).

Luke 19:8

#5

To Zacchaeus's house

Jesus told Zacchaeus that He must stay at his house, and Zacchaeus was happy to welcome Him (Luke 19:5-6).

Luke 19:5-6

#8

They complained because Zacchaeus was a sinner

The crowd complained that Jesus had gone to be the guest of a sinner, because tax collectors were often seen as dishonest and unpopular (Luke 19:7).

Luke 19:7

#7

Jericho

Zacchaeus was a chief tax collector in Jericho (Luke 19:2).

Luke 19:2

#9

What did Jesus say about Zacchaeus's salvation?

📖 Luke 19:9

#10

Why was Zacchaeus called a 'chief' tax collector?

📖 Luke 19:2

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#10

He was in charge of other tax collectors

The term 'chief tax collector' meant Zacchaeus was the head or leader of the tax collectors in Jericho, giving him authority over other collectors (Luke 19:2).

Luke 19:2

#9

Salvation had come to his house today

Jesus said, 'Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham' (Luke 19:9), indicating that Zacchaeus's faith and change brought salvation.

Luke 19:9

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