Jesus’ Revolutionary Elevation Of Women

Question 2

Five Points:

Answer 2

1) Value The Lonely
Luke 7:11-17
2.)Value The Sinful
Luke 7:36
3. Value Women’s Leadership
Luke 8:1-3
4.Value Spiritual Family
Luke 8:19-21
5.5) Value All Ages
Luke 8:40-56

Question 3

Jesus is called a “great prophet” because He raised the dead as did the “previous great
prophets:”

Answer 3

Elijah – 1 Kings 17
▪ Elisha – 2 Kings 4

Question 4

Value The Sinful

Answer 4

Luke 7:36

Question 5

This is not Mary Magdalene BUT Mary of Bethany. John in his gospel makes it very clear the
identity of the Luke 7 woman

Answer 5

(John 11:1-2)

Question 6

Therefore, I tell you, her many sins have been forgiven – as her great love has shown.
But whoever has been forgiven little loves little.

Answer 6

Luke 7:47

Question 7

(1 Corinthians 15:10)

Answer 7

“But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace to me was not without effect. No,
I worked harder than all of them – yet not I, but the grace of God that was with me.”

Question 8

3) Value Women’s Leadership

Answer 8

Luke 8:1-3

Question 9

Who are the three women mentioned in Lume 8:1-31.

Answer 9

1.Mary Magdalene
2. Joanna the wife of Cuza (Mentioned in Luke 24:10)
3. Susanna

Question 10

Luke honors “the three inner circle women” before he mentions “the three inner circle men”
for the first time in

Answer 10

Luke 9:28

Question 11

Titus was called to disciple “the older men, the older women and the young men;” everyone
EXCEPT “the young women.” They were to be discipled by “the older women.”
o A minister can be deceived by thinking he is helping a sister but this may cause him to fall into
immorality. Biblically, the women disciple the women

Answer 11

Titus 2:1-6

Question 12

4. Value Spiritual Family

Answer 12

Luke 8:19-21

Question 13

• Jesus taught to prioritize your spiritual family above your physical family

Answer 13

o Jesus taught:
▪ Luke 9:59-62
▪ Luke 12:51-53
▪ Luke 14:25-26

Question 14

5) Value All Ages

Answer 14

Luke 8:40-56

Question 15

Jesus doesn’t call this woman “woman” but he calls her “daughter.”

Answer 15

Luke 8:46

Question 16

This story closes out the Women’s Elevation Section

Answer 16

Luke 7:11 – Luke 8:56

Question 17

The Women’s Elevation Section closes with the account of the raising from the dead of the
“only daughter” of a “powerful (synagogue ruler) man.”

Answer 17

Luke 8:40-42, 49-56)

Question 19

The Women’s Elevation Section opens up with the account of Jesus raising from the dead the
“only son” of a “powerless woman.

Answer 19

(Luke 7:11-18)