The Parable of Rich Fool: Luke 12

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Greed, gifts, and God’s voice

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Froggy Jumps The Parable of Rich Fool: Luke 12Online version Greed, gifts, and God’s voice by Vera Rewcastle 1 What did the rich man plan to do with his bountiful harvest? a Use it to start a charity for the poor b Share the harvest with neighbors c Build larger barns to store his grain 2 Why did God call the man a fool? a Because he trusted wealth rather than God b Because he prayed too much c Because he built too many barns 3 What did the man say he would do with his stored grain in the coming years? a Take life easy and eat, drink, be merry b Invest in the community c Give the grain to his workers 4 Which household task is emphasized in the parable about the rich fool? a Storing goods in bigger barns b Selling his land c Traveling to the temple 5 What is the main warning of the parable? a Wealth makes you immortal b Always save, never spend c Life is more than material wealth 6 What did God say would happen that very night to the man? a His life would be required of him b He would be blessed with more years c He would lose his wealth in a market 7 What spiritual danger does the parable highlight? a Lack of prayer b Greed and reliance on riches c Laziness and neglect 8 Which advice would align with the message of Luke 12:21? a Pile up more possessions b Be rich toward God, not just toward yourself c Ignore others’ needs 9 What should a wise steward do with wealth, according to the parable’s lesson? a Hide it away from the world b Spend it all on indulgence c Use it to help others and honor God 10 What action can replace the urge to hoard, as taught by Jesus? a Share resources and trust God for daily needs b Build bigger barns first c Keep all wealth for yourself

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The Parable of Rich Fool: Luke 12Online version

Greed, gifts, and God’s voice

by Vera Rewcastle

What did the rich man plan to do with his bountiful harvest?

Use it to start a charity for the poor

Share the harvest with neighbors

Build larger barns to store his grain

Why did God call the man a fool?

Because he trusted wealth rather than God

Because he prayed too much

Because he built too many barns

What did the man say he would do with his stored grain in the coming years?

Take life easy and eat, drink, be merry

Invest in the community

Give the grain to his workers

Which household task is emphasized in the parable about the rich fool?

Storing goods in bigger barns

Selling his land

Traveling to the temple

What is the main warning of the parable?

Wealth makes you immortal

Always save, never spend

Life is more than material wealth

What did God say would happen that very night to the man?

His life would be required of him

He would be blessed with more years

He would lose his wealth in a market

What spiritual danger does the parable highlight?

Lack of prayer

Greed and reliance on riches

Laziness and neglect

Which advice would align with the message of Luke 12:21?

Pile up more possessions

Be rich toward God, not just toward yourself

Ignore others’ needs

What should a wise steward do with wealth, according to the parable’s lesson?

Hide it away from the world

Spend it all on indulgence

Use it to help others and honor God

What action can replace the urge to hoard, as taught by Jesus?

Share resources and trust God for daily needs

Build bigger barns first

Keep all wealth for yourself

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The Parable of Rich Fool: Luke 12Online version

by Vera Rewcastle

What did the rich man plan to do with his bountiful harvest?

Why did God call the man a fool?

What did the man say he would do with his stored grain in the coming years?

Which household task is emphasized in the parable about the rich fool?

What is the main warning of the parable?

What did God say would happen that very night to the man?

What spiritual danger does the parable highlight?

Which advice would align with the message of Luke 12:21?

What should a wise steward do with wealth, according to the parable’s lesson?

What action can replace the urge to hoard, as taught by Jesus?

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