Day 13: Luke 20-24

Here are some questions to consider as you listen to today's text.

1. What do the Sadducees not believe?
2. When people are persecuted and brought before governing authorities what does it provide an opportunity for them to do?
3. How did the disciples know where to prepare the Passover?
4. What charge was brought against Jesus? Was he found guilty?
5. According to Luke, Jesus makes three statements from the cross. What are they?

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Day 12: Luke 14-19

Here are some questions to consider as you listen to today's text.

1. What was the relationship of the rich man and Lazarus? Why did Jesus tell this story?
2. What made one of the ten lepers different?
3. What was the purpose of the parable of the widow and the unjust judge?
4. What was the difference between the Pharisee and the tax collector?
5. What did Zacchaeus offer to do when Jesus came to his house?

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Day 11: Luke 10-13

Here are some questions to consider as you listen through today's text.

1. What provisions did the 70 take with them?
2. Much of Jesus' teaching on prayer is the same as Matthew 6. What is noticeably different?
3. What treasures are you storing for the future?
4. How does Jesus bring division to the world?
5. Who is invited into the kingdom?

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Day 10: Luke 5-9

Here are some questions to consider as you listen to the text today.

1. What jobs did the disciples hold before following Jesus?
2. How are Luke's beatitudes different from those in Matthew?
3. Who is likely to love the most?
4. Where do you fit in the parable of the sower?
5. How was the woman with the hemorrhage healed?

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Day 9: Luke 1-4

Here are some questions to consider as you listen to today's Scripture.

1. What circumstances surround the birth of John the Baptist?
2. Luke 2 contains the most familiar version of the birth of Jesus. What things did Mary have to ponder?
3. Who are the two people who were awaiting the birth of the Messiah?
4. What was the nature of John's baptism?
5. What are the three temptations Jesus faced in the wilderness? How does he respond to them?

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