Bible Quiz — Matthew 22:39TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. What does this verse call you to do for the person near you?

   Give the nearby person the same care you want for yourselfShow only casual kindness and keep your deeper concern for yourselfWait to care until that person proves worthy of itReserve your best concern for friends who are already close

2. Who is the command aimed at loving?

3. Fill in the missing word in the command: '____ your neighbor as yourself.'

   ____ your neighbor as yourself.

4. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the idea of a second command comes before the instruction to love.

   TrueFalse

5. Which details are explicitly stated in the verse? Select all that apply.

   The verse marks this as a second commandThe verse says it is similar to another commandThe command is aimed at a nearby personLove should be given only to people who already return itThe measure is the care you already give yourself

6. What feeling rises when this verse uses your own care as the pattern for how you treat others?

7. When you think of someone who feels difficult or distant, what does this command stir in you?

8. Which action best matches the way this verse tells you to love?

   Give another person the kind of care you would want yourselfHelp only when it is convenient and costs you littleCare so that people will notice your generosityLimit concern to people who already feel like family

9. Name one specific person you will treat with neighbor-love this week, and one concrete way you will do it.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.