- 1. In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 24, verses 36 to 43, we witness a profound moment where Jesus appears to His disciples after His resurrection, bringing with Him an air of both wonder and reassurance. The disciples, still grappling with the shocking events of the crucifixion and the news of the empty tomb, are gathered together in a state of fear and disbelief, grappling with the reality of what has transpired. Suddenly, in the midst of their discussions and uncertainties, Jesus Himself stands among them, greeting them with the words, 'Peace be with you.' This greeting is not merely a pleasantry but a profound pronouncement of calm and wholeness, aimed at healing their troubled hearts. They are initially startled and frightened, convinced that they are seeing a spirit, their minds struggling to comprehend the miracle of His resurrection. In response to their fears, Jesus invites them to touch His hands and feet, showing them that He is not a ghost, but truly has risen in the flesh. He even asks for something to eat, illustrating His physical presence by consuming a piece of broiled fish in their sight. This act serves both as a beautiful affirmation of His physical resurrection and as a powerful incentive for the disciples to bear witness to the miraculous truth of His victory over death. In this moment, the disciples transition from doubt to joy, as they begin to understand the fulfillment of Scripture through the resurrection, making this appearance a cornerstone of their faith and mission moving forward.
What was the disciples' reaction when Jesus first appeared?
A) They were startled and frightened.
B) They ignored Him.
C) They celebrated.
D) They ran away.
- 2. How did Jesus identify Himself to the disciples?
A) He spoke in parables.
B) He showed them His hands and feet.
C) He wore a crown.
D) He performed a miracle.
- 3. What did Jesus ask the disciples to see if they believed?
A) He asked them to touch Him.
B) He asked for something to eat.
C) He asked them to pray.
D) He asked them to sing.
- 4. What did Jesus eat in front of the disciples?
A) Fruit and nuts.
B) A piece of broiled fish.
C) Honey and locusts.
D) Bread and wine.
- 5. After appearing, what did Jesus explain to the disciples?
A) His plans for the future.
B) The creation of the world.
C) The fulfillment of the Scriptures.
D) His childhood.
- 6. In what book of the New Testament is this resurrection appearance accounted?
A) The Acts of the Apostles.
B) The Gospel of Luke.
C) The Gospel of John.
D) The Gospel of Matthew.
- 7. What did Jesus instruct the disciples to do after His appearance?
A) To immediately travel to Galilee.
B) To tell everyone they met.
C) To wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit.
D) To go back to their old jobs.
- 8. What did He use to emphasize His physical presence?
A) A heavenly vision.
B) A dream.
C) His physical body.
D) A sign from heaven.
- 9. What emotion did Jesus seek to calm in His disciples?
A) Anger and jealousy.
B) Confusion and guilt.
C) Fear and doubt.
D) Sadness and despair.
- 10. Did the disciples ultimately believe Jesus was alive?
A) Yes, but they didn’t show it.
B) No, they were still confused.
C) No, they thought it was a ghost.
D) Yes, they believed and rejoiced.
- 11. What was the purpose of Jesus' appearance to the disciples?
A) To prove His resurrection.
B) To teach them a lesson.
C) To send them away.
D) To punish them.
- 12. What did the disciples receive at Pentecost as Jesus promised?
A) Wisdom and knowledge.
B) Healing powers.
C) The Holy Spirit.
D) Wealth and prosperity.
- 13. Which phrase did Jesus use to comfort the disciples?
A) Rejoice and be glad.
B) Follow me.
C) Do not be afraid.
D) Peace be with you.
- 14. How was the atmosphere in the room where disciples were gathered?
A) Silent and somber.
B) Filled with fear and doubt.
C) Noisy and chaotic.
D) Joyful and celebratory.
- 15. What did Jesus provide to bolster the disciples' faith?
A) A prophetic vision.
B) A new commandment.
C) Evidence of His physical resurrection.
D) A miraculous sign.
- 16. Who appeared to the disciples in Luke 24:36?
A) Moses
B) Elijah
C) John the Baptist
D) Jesus
- 17. What does Jesus say is fulfilled in Him?
A) The promises to Israel
B) Only the Law
C) The prophecies of doom
D) Everything written about Him
- 18. What did the disciples not initially believe?
A) That they had a mission
B) That He was the Messiah
C) That He would return
D) That Jesus had risen
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