Revision Questions Flashcards
What is a ‘parable?’
A parable is a short story which means a more complex thing, but put in a more simple and easy way for people to understand.
Give two reasons why Jesus used parables.
To make people at the time understand by making it something they could relate to.
If the stories were complex, they wouldn’t understand and would get bored.
In which Gospel is the Sermon on the Mount told?
Matthew, Chapters 5 - 7.
‘You are the ____ of the earth.’
Fill in the blank.
‘You are the salt of the earth.’
‘Love your _______ and pray for those who _________ you.’
Fill in the blank.
‘Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.’
‘Lay up for yourselves _________ __ ______.’
Fill in the blank.
‘Lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven.’
‘Therefore, I tell you, do not be _______ about your ____.’
Fill in the blank.
‘Therefore, I tell you, do not be anxious about your life.’
How can Christians in their everyday life be salt? Provide two examples.
How can Christians in their everyday life be light? Provide two examples.
What did Jesus mean when he told his disciples to love their enemies?
‘It is impossible to love your enemies.’
Provide two pieces of evidence for this statement.
‘It is impossible to love your enemies.’
Provide two pieces of evidence against this statement.
Name one historical figure who exemplified love for his enemies.
What does Jesus warn his followers to not make a priority in life, and for what reasons does he do so?
What should the followers of Jesus make a priority in life?
