Jesus’ relationships: Gentiles and tax collectors (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes

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Jesus’ relationships: Gentiles and tax collectors
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How were Gentiles viewed by Jewish religious authorities in Jesus' time?

As impure and non-Jewish people

Why were tax collectors despised in Jewish society?

They were Roman collaborators & dishonest

What was the background of the woman who asked Jesus to heal her daughter?

Greek, born in Syrian Phoenicia

What did Jesus initially say when the Greek woman asked him to heal her daughter?

Not right to take children's bread & toss to dogs

How did the Greek woman respond to Jesus' comment about dogs?

Even dogs eat the children's crumbs

Why did Jesus grant the Greek woman's request to heal her daughter?

Her faith and clever reasoning

What was the name of the tax collector Jesus called to be his disciple?

Levi

What metaphor did Jesus use to explain why he associated with tax collectors and sinners?

It's the sick who need a doctor, not healthy

Who did Jesus say he came to call?

Sinners, not the righteous

What did Jesus' relationships with outcasts demonstrate about salvation?

Not limited to any social or ethnic group

How did Jesus treat stereotypical views about Gentiles and tax collectors?

Actively worked to break them down

What do these stories reveal about God's love according to the note?

It transcends human boundaries & prejudices

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