Theology Parable Test

In the parable of the 'Workers in the Vineyard', those who begin working for the landowner later in the day may rightly be considered--

"The stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone" is quoted at the end of the parable of the Tenants. Who or what does the conrnerstone refer to?

In the "Parable of the Tenants", the 'tenants' are meant to represent--

In the parable of the 'Weeds among the Wheat', the footnotes tell us that darnell is a kind of--

From the account of Jesus' Passion, we find words that might be considered proof of a 'death-bed' conversion--

In the parable of the 'Workers in the Vineyard', those who work for the landowner from early in the day may rightly be considered--

In the "Parable of the Tenants", the vineyard owner is meant to represent--

In the parable of the 'Pharisee & the Tax Collector', the pharisee is a--

In the parable of the 'Pharisee & the Tax Collector', a tax collector is--

To pay a tenth of one's income in support of the Temple is known as a--

In the parable of the 'Pharisee & the Tax Collector', it is this virtue that is most called for--

In the "Parable of the Tenants", the servants of the landowner are meant to represent--

In the "Parable of the Tenants", the 'Son' is meant to refer to--

In the "Parable of the Tenants", the vineyard is meant to represent--

In the parable of the 'Weeds among the Wheat', what is done to the weeds that indicates hell--

In the parable of the 'Pharisee & the Tax Collector', who is considered to be justified?

True or False

In the footnotes, if a parable is described as 'peculiar', it means that it can be found in all 3 synoptic Gospels.

In the parable of the 'Weeds among the Wheat', the 'harvest points to the-

True or False

In the parable ot the Tenants, the transfer of the vineyard to others refers to the people of the new Israel

In the "Parable of the Tenants", Jesus predicts his ___.

In the parable of the 'Pharisee & the Tax Collector', the proper place for prayer is the--

In the parable of the 'Weeds among the Wheat', the barn is meant to indicate--

In the parable of the 'Weeds among the Wheat', the enemy is the--

In the parable of the 'Workers in the Vineyard', working in the vineyard meanst working--

In the parable of the 'Workers in the Vineyard', a day is supposed to represent a man's--

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, the city that the king orders be burned liekly indicates--

In the PARABEL of the WEDDING FEAST, The king's threat 'those who were invited will not taste my dinner' indicates the -- (two things)

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, the man wihtout a wedding garment is supposed to be lacking in--(two things)

The PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST is described as 'peculiar' to Matthew. This means the parable can be found--

In the parable of the TALENTS, sharing in the 'Master's Joy' is most likely a reference to--

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, when the bridegroom says "The door is locked" this means he--

In the PARABLE of the LOST Sheep, Coin, & Son, God is presnented as a--

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST,, being cast into the 'darkness outside' moist likely refers to--

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, when the briedromm leaves on a journey, this likely refers to the--

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, the 'Foolish' virgins are most likely seen as lacking in--

In the parable of the TALENTS, a 'Talent' is--

In the PARABLES of the LOST, 'Lost' refers to--

True or False

The PARABLE of the LOST SON, is also know as the parable of the 'Proximal Son'

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, the 'Foolish' virgins are unprepared to--

In the PARABLE of the LOST SON, this is a period of time when there is little or no food--(two things)

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, who represents Jesus?

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, those who reject the king's invitation--

In the PARABLE of the TALENTS, the servants are likely supposed to be--

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, the bridegroomn's return most likely refers to the--

In the PARABLE of the LOST SON, the words of the younger son: "Father, I have sinned against heaven & against you--I no longer deserve to be called your son" might best be understood as an 'Act of ___'

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, God the Father is represnted by--

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, the 'Bridegroom' is--

In Biblical times, a 'TALENT' was something of ____ value.

True or False

In the PARABLE of the 10 VIRGINS, the admonition to 'stay awake' correpsonds to the teaching "you will not know the day nor the hour' of the Lord's coming.

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, when the king orders his servants to invite 'whomever you find' this refers to--

In the PARABLE of the LOST SON, God is represented by the--

In the PARABLE of the WEDDING FEAST, the 'feast' is mostl likely meant to represent--

If a TALENT  is of such great value, what would the Lord value so highly?(two things)

In the parable of the TALENTS, the 'Master' is most likely--