What did you learn from Sunday’s sermon, “Compassion for All – Grace for Some”?

1. The now-curable Hansen’s disease is also called _____________ and is caused by a bacterial infection. It mainly affects the skin, eyes, nose, and peripheral nerves.
   a. Leproma
   b.Eczema
   c. Leprosy 
   d. Psoriasis

2. The disease that was healed (Luke 5:12-16) is a picture of the severity of __________.
   a. Sin
   b. Disease
   c. Punishment
   d. Poverty

3. When the man, in verse twelve, calls Jesus “Lord,” he is likely using a common greeting such as “Sir” or “Mister” – not an expression of Jesus’ divine authority.
   a. True
   b. False

4. Jesus touches the man (forbidden by the Law) and speaks to him directly.
   a. True
   b. False

5. Jesus has _____________ on the outcast, disenfranchised and the sick.
   a. Pity
   b. Sympathy
   c. Compassion
   d. All of the above

6. Pastor Wilson points out three expressions of God’s love; which of the following isn’t one?
   a. Love for Himself
   b. Love for humankind
   c. Love for creativity
   d. Love for His own

7. What is the highest possible expression of God’s love?
   a. Love for Himself
   b. Love for humankind
   c. Love for creativity
   d. Love for His own

8. Jesus shows His love toward all humanity with common grace (food, rain, healing, etc.),
   a. True
   b. False

1. Common grace is a witness about God that He does not ________?
   a. care
   b. discriminate
   c. punish sin
   d. argue with lepers

1. The first table of the 10 Commandments are about loving God. The second table are about loving who?
   a. The creation
   b. Jesus
   c. Man
   d. The Church

2. In Luke 10:25-37, we see the lawyer quoting the second greatest commandment, “love your neighbor as yourself.” Who is your neighbor?
   a. The man sitting next to you in church
   b. The woman standing in line next to you at a Disney ride
   c. Your enemy
   d. All of the above

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Answers:

1. a
2. a
3. a
4. a
5. d
6. c
7. a
8. a
9. b
10. c
11. d