The Parable of the Net

The Parable of the Net Quiz

1.     Who or what is the parable of the net?

a.     God

b.     Jesus

c.      The Gospel

d.     The disciples

2.     Who or what is the parable of the sea?

a.     A large body of water

b.     The world

c.      It is larger than a lake and smaller than an ocean.

d.     The sea of Galilee

3.     Who represents the fish?  Circle all that apply.

a.     Believers                                           e.  Christians

b.     Non-believers                                  f.   Atheists

c.      Animals                                             g.  Mormons

d.     Muslims                                            h.  Jews

4.     What is the parable of the net being full?

a.     The net is full of fish and no more can be caught.

b.     All the souls in the net will go to heaven.

c.      It is time to empty the net and go catch more fish.

d.     God is satisfied His Gospel message has been delivered to all who need to hear it.

5.     When the fishermen “drew to the shore,” what does this time signify?

a.     It is the end of the age.

b.     It is time to empty the net and go catch more fish.

c.      There are no more fish in the sea.

d.     The disciples and ministers are no longer allowed to preach the Gospel.

6.     How are the fish sorted?

a.     The good fish are eaten by the fishermen and the bad fish are used as bait for the next cast.

b.     The good fish are put into containers and the bad fish are thrown away.

c.      The dead fish are put into containers and the live fish are thrown back into the sea.

d.     The big fish are sent to the restaurants, the medium fish are sent to the market, and the small fish are sent to the grocery store.

7.     At the end of the age, who will separate the wicked from the righteous?

a.     Jesus

b.     God

c.      The angels

d.     The disciples

8.     How strong are these angels who separate the wicked from the just?

a.     In 2 Kings 19:35, the angel of the Lord killed 185,000 Assyrians.

b.     In Joshua 6:1-27, the angel of the Lord killed everyone except two in the city of Jericho.

c.      In Exodus 12:29-30 the angel of the Lord killed ½ the population of the Egyptians allowing the Israelites to leave Egypt.

d.     In Revelation 12:7-9, Michael, the Archangel, and his angels defeated and kicked out ½ the angels from heaven.

9.     Where is the furnace of fire?

a.     In the center of the Earth

b.     Hell

c.      Sodom and Gomorrah

d.     Daniel 3:8-30

10.  What will it be like for those who are thrown in the furnace of fire?

a.     3rd degree sunburn

b.     Excruciating pain

c.      Wailing and gnashing of teeth

d.     They will survive if God is with them