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The Lord’s Vineyard (Matthew 20) Quiz

  1. 1. What movement did the Lord call at the 9th hour? (p. 21, par. 1)

  2. 2. What period is called the day? (p. 13-14)

  3. 3. What is the vineyard? (p. 13, par.3)

  4. 4. Where does the Lord go to find servants to hire? (p. 14, par. 2)

  5. 5. Through whom does the Lord call the eleventh hour servants to work? (p. 29, par. 3)

  6. 6. Who is the Householder? (p. 13, par. 3)

  7. 7. What is the last message to be proclaimed by the eleventh hour servants? (p. 23, par. 1, 3)

  8. 8. Who were called early in the morning? (p. 16, par. 4-p. 17, par. 1)

  9. 9. Was the message of “the judgement for the dead” to be proclaimed to “many” or to “all”? (p. 22, par. 1)

  10. 10. Explain the significance of the fact that the eleventh hour servants are called just two hours after the ninth hour servants were hired instead of the regular three hour interval? (p. 16, par. 1, 2)

  11. 11. Who are the laborers? (p. 13, par. 3)

  12. 12. What does the penny represent? (p. 13, par. 3)

  13. 13. Who were called at the third hour? (p. 17, par. 4)

  14. 14. Through whom will the Three Angel’s messages be proclaimed, when the Loud Cry commences? (p. 34, par. 1)

  15. 15. How many calls for laborers? (p. 14, par. 0)

  16. 16. Were the first two calls for laborers, messages of a reformatory nature, or were they messages that had never been proclaimed before? (p. 17, par. 5- p. 18, par. 1)

  17. 17. What significance is there in the statement, “Again He went out about the sixth and ninth hour and did likewise”? (p. 19, par. 2, 3)

  18. 18. What kind of blow will the enemy attempt to deliver to the eleventh hour servants? (p. 33, par. 2)

  19. 19. What should we be expecting now, more than at any other time? (p. 32, par. 1)