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19:1 Who entered Jericho and was passing through? |
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19:1 Where did Jesus enter and was passing through? |
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19:2 Who was there (a chief tax collector and was wealthy)? |
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A man by the name of Zacchaeus |
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19:2 Where was a man by the name of Zacchaeus? |
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19:2 What was he (a man by the name of Zacchaeus)? |
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A chief tax collector and (was) wealthy |
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19:3 What did he want to see (could he not see)? |
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19:3 Why could he not (see who Jesus was)? |
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Because of the crowd OR Being a short man |
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19:3 Whom did he want to see? |
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19:4 Why did he climb a sycamore-fig tree? |
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To see him since Jesus was coming that way |
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19:4 Who was coming that way? |
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19:4 Where was Jesus coming? |
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19:5 Who reached the spot (looked up and said to him)? |
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19:5 Where did Jesus reach? |
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19:5 When did he look up and say to him? |
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When Jesus reached the spot |
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19:5 What did he say to him (Jesus)? |
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“Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay at your house today” |
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19:5 Who came down immediately? |
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19:5 How come down Zacchaeus? |
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19:5 Why come down immediately, Zacchaeus? |
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I must stay at your house today |
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19:5 When must I stay at your house? |
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19:6 When did he come down? |
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19:6 How did he welcome him? |
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19:7 Who saw this and began to mutter? |
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19:7 What did all the people see? |
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19:7 What did all the people begin to mutter? |
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“He has gone to be the guest of a ‘sinner’” |
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To be the guest of a “sinner” |
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19:7 Of whom has he gone to be the guest? |
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19:8 Who stood up and said to the Lord? |
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19:8 To whom did Zacchaeus say? |
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19:8 What did Zacchaeus say to the Lord? |
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“Look, Lord! Here and now I give half of my possessions to the poor, and if I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back four times the amount” |
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19:8 Where do I give half of my possessions to the poor? |
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19:8 When do I give half of my possessions to the poor? |
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19:8 To whom do I give half my possessions here and now? |
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19:8 How will I pay back if I have cheated anybody out of anything? |
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19:9 What did Jesus say to him? |
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“Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham” |
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19:9 When has salvation come to this house? |
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19:9 Why has salvation come to this house today? |
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Because this man is a son of Abraham too |
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19:9 Who is a son of Abraham too? |
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19:9 Of whom is this man a son too? |
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19:10 Who came to seek and to save what was lost? |
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19:10 What did the Son of Man come to seek and to save? |
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19:10 Why did the Son of Man come? |
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To seek and to save what was lost |
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19:11 When did he go on to tell them a parable? |
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While they were listening to this |
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19:11 To what were they listening? |
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19:11 What did he go on to tell them? |
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19:11 Why did he go on to tell them a parable? |
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Because he was near Jerusalem and the people thought that the kingdom of God was going to appear at once |
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19:11 Who thought that the kingdom of God was going to appear at once? |
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19:11 What did the people think was going to appear at once? |
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19:11 When did the people think that that kingdom of God was going to appear? |
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“A man of noble birth went to a distant country to have himself appointed king and then to return” |
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19:12 Who went to a distant country? |
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19:12 To where did a man of noble birth go? |
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19:12 Why did a man of noble birth go to a distant country? |
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To have himself appointed king and then to return |
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19:13 Whom did he call and give them ten minas? |
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19:13 What did he give them (ten of his servants)? |
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19:13 Until when put this money to work? |
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“Put this money to work until I come back” |
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19:14 Who hated him and sent a delegation after him? |
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19:14 What did his subjects send after him? |
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19:14 Why did his subjects send a delegation after him? |
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To say “We don’t want this man to be our king” |
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19:14 Whom don’t we want to be our king? |
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19:14 What did his subjects send a delegation after him to say? |
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“We don’t want this man to be our king” |
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19:15 Where did he return? |
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19:15 When did he send for the servant to whom he had give the money? |
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19:15 For whom did he send then? |
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The servants to whom he had given the money |
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19:15 What had he given to the servants (he sent for)? |
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19:15 Why did he send for the servants to whom he had given the money? |
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In order to find out what they had gained with it |
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19:16 What did the first one say? |
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“Sir, your mina has earned ten more” |
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19:17 What did his master reply? |
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“Well done, my good servant!” OR “Because you have been trustworthy in a very small matter, take charge of ten cities” |
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19:17 Who did well (has been trustworthy in a very small matter)? |
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19:17 Why take charge of ten cities? |
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Because you have been trustworthy in a very small matter |
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19:17 How have you been trustworthy? |
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19:17 Of where take charge? |
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19:18 What did the second say? |
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“Sir, your mina has earned five more” |
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19:19 What did his master answer? |
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“You take charge of five cities” |
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19:19 Of where take charge? |
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19:20 When did another servant come and say? |
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19:20 Who came and said then? |
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19:20 What did another servant say then? |
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“Sir, here is your mina; I have kept it laid away in a piece of cloth” |
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19:20 Where is your mina? |
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19:20 How have I kept it? |
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Laid away in a piece of cloth |
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19:21 Why was I afraid of you? |
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Because you are a hard man |
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19:21 How are you a hard man? |
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You take out what you did not put in and reap what you did not sow |
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19:21 What do you take out? |
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19:22 What did his master reply? |
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“I will judge you by your own words, you wicked servant! You knew, did you, that I am a hard man, taking out what I did not put in, and reaping what I did not sow?” |
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19:22 How will I judge you? |
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19:22 Whom will I judge by your own words? |
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19:23 On what didn’t you put my money? |
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19:23 When could I have collected it with interest? |
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19:23 With what could I have collected it (my money)? |
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19:24 When did he say to those standing by? |
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19:24 To whom did he say then? |
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19:24 What did he say to those standing by then? |
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“Take his mina away from him and give it to the one who has ten minas” |
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19:24 To whom give it (his mina)? |
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The one who has ten minas |
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“Sir, he already has ten!” |
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19:25 When does he have ten? |
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“I tell you that to everyone who has, more will be given, but as for the one who has nothing, even what he has will be taken away” |
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19:26 To whom will more be given? |
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19:26 As for whom will even what he has be taken away? |
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19:26 Where will what he has be taken (the one who has nothing)? |
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19:27 Bring whom here and kill them in front of me? |
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Those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them |
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19:27 Who did not want me to be king over them? |
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19:27 Where kill them (those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them)? |
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19:27 What did those enemies of mine not want me to be over them? |
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19:28 When did he go on ahead? |
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After Jesus had said this |
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19:28 What had Jesus said? |
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19:28 Where did he go (Jesus)? |
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19:29 When did he send two of his disciples? |
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As he approached Bethphage and Bethany at the hill called the Mount of Olives |
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19:29 Where did he approach? |
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Bethphage and Bethany at the hill called the Mount of Olives |
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According to Luke 19:30 To where go (enter, you will find a colt tied there)? |
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The village ahead of you (it) |
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19:30 When will you find a colt tied there which no one has ever ridden? |
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(And) As you enter it OR (And) As you enter the village ahead of you |
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19:30 What will you find there (untie)? |
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A colt which no one has ever ridden (it) |
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19:30 Who has ever ridden a colt you will find tied there? |
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19:30 How will you find a colt which no one has ever ridden? |
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19:30 Where bring it (a colt which no one has ever written)? |
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Anyone asks you “Why are you untying it?” |
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19:32 Who went and found it just as he had told them? |
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Those who were sent ahead |
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19:32 Where were those sent? |
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19:32 How did those who were sent ahead find it? |
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19:33 When did its owners ask them? |
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As they were untying the colt |
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19:33 What were they untying (are you untying)? |
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19:33 What did its owners ask them? |
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“Why are you untying the colt” |
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19:34 What did they reply? |
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19:35 To whom did they bring it (whom did they put on it)? |
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19:35 On what did they throw their cloaks and put Jesus (did they bring to Jesus)? |
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19:36 When did people spread their cloaks on the road? |
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