1. What is the point of the parable of the unmerciful servant (see 18:23-35)?

2. How did Jesus reply to the question the Pharisees asked about divorce (see 19:3-9)?

1. What is the key lesson to learn from Peter attempting to walk on water (see 14:22-33)?

1. Stay in the boat!
2. Put on an approved flotation device!
3. Keep your eyes on Jesus!
4. None of the above.

2. What did the Canaanite mother do that proved her faith in Jesus to heal her child (see 15:21-28)?

1. What was Jesus's explanation of the parable of the wheat and weeds (vv. 36-43)?

1. The Son of Man (Jesus) sows the good seed (sons of the kingdom).
2. The devil sows the bad seed (sons of the evil one).
3. The field is the world, and the harvest is the end of the age.
4. Reapers are angels who gather the evil for fiery torment and the good for glory.
5. All of the above.

2. What is the main point of Jesus's twin parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price (see vv. 44-46)?

1. To what did Jesus compare His followers' intended influence and impact (see vv. 13-16)?

1. Bread and butter
2. Salt and pepper
3. Salt and light
4. None of the above

2. According to Jesus, how are we to treat our enemies (see vv. 43-48)?

1. Why did Joseph decide to go through with the marriage to Mary (see 1:19-21)?

2. What gifts did the wise men bring the Christ child in chapter 2?

1. Gold
2. Frankincense
3. Myrrh
4. All of the above

1. What were the people robbing God of according to chapter 3?

1. Praise and glory
2. Tithes and offerings
3. Thanks and gratitude
4. None of the above

2. Who was coming to prepare the way for Messiah (see 3:1; 4:5)?

1. How were the people and priests disrespecting God (see 1:6-14)?

2. What does God want our marriages to produce and is, therefore, a big reason to keep them intact (2:15)?

1. What were the primary contents of the covenant the people made with the Lord (vv. 28-31)?

1. To walk in God's law and do all the commandments of the Lord
2. To forbid our children from intermarrying with the pagan neighbors
3. To refuse to buy or sell on the Sabbath or on a holy day
4. To forego the crops and the exaction of every debt during the Sabbath year
5. All of the above

2. What did they promise not to neglect (v. 39)?

1. After the celebration, there was a solemn assembly that included what activities (see vv. 1-5)?

2. After the prayer of repentance in verses 5-37, what did the leaders resolve to do (see v. 38)?

1. When Ezra arrived, what great sin had the people committed for which he was deeply grieved and pleaded with the Lord in intercessory prayer (see 9:1-2)?

1. Returned to idolatry
2. Committed injustice
3. Intermarried with pagans
4. None of the above

2. Once confronted, how did the people respond (see chap. 10)?