This page begins to study Matthew chapter 7 and more of the Sermon on the Mount. There are more Bible puzzles and quizzes for your enjoyment in learning.
Main Points
Matthew chapter 7 is rich in images or "word pictures".
The merchant measuring out the buyer’s purchase at the market place.
Having a log in your eye while trying to remove a speck from someone else’s eye.
Feeding dogs and pigs and being attacked by them.
Knocking on a door and waiting for it to be opened with a welcome.
A son asking his dad for food and being given good things.
Two gates and two roads, one broad, the other narrow.
Wolves disguising themselves in sheep skins.
Fruit trees producing fruit. The bad trees being cut down and burned because they produce bad fruit.
People on Judgment day pleading and clamouring for acceptance with the Lord.
Two men, one wise and one foolish, who built homes whose foundations were tested by storm and flood.
Outline of Matthew 7
First part of the Sermon on the Mount.
Matthew 7
Theme
Matthew
Luke
Judging
7:1-5
6:37-42
Casting pearls to pigs
7:6
Ask of God
7:7-11
11:9-13
The Golden Rule
7:12
6:31
The two gates
7:13-14
13:24
False prophets
7:15-20
6:43-45
Doing God’s will
7:21-23
The two houses in the flood
7:24-27
6:47-49
The authority of Christ
7:28-29
Quick Quest
No need to type the answers, just guess the answer, then use the question mark button to display the correct answer.
In which verses of Matthew 7 do you find...
Deep Thought
These questions are for you to think about and discuss. Other parts of this lesson may help you with the answers.
Matthew chapter seven is rich in imagery. It is a chapter that shows Jesus’s amazing ability to make ideas come to life in the mind’s eye. There are ten "word pictures" in the chapter. I have identified them for you, but can you tell me what idea or lesson each word picture is meant to convey?
A person’s reputation or usefulness can be ruined because of hasty or shallow judgments which someone makes and expresses about that person. Verses 5 and 20 give us principles upon which to make good judgments. What are these principles?
Complete the Quotes
Complete these quotes from Matthew 7. Use numbered buttons to reveal answers in the slot at the bottom of the set.
Puzzle
There are three blocks side by side. Each has two 3-letter words across and two 4-letter words down. But obviously some of the letters are missing, and there are question marks where the letters should be. If you were to click a question mark, the missing letter would be filled in to complete a word. But that’s too easy, so before you click, just hold your cursor over the question mark. You will see, in the green clue bar, the number of a verse in Matthew 7. In that verse, the word you are trying to complete will be found --or at least a word close to it in meaning. Oops! One word in the puzzle is backwards. That’s BAD, isn’t it?.
Matthew chapter seven is rich in imagery. It is a chapter that shows Jesus’s amazing ability to make ideas come to life in the mind’s eye. There are ten "word pictures" in the chapter. I have identified them for you, but can you tell me what idea or lesson each word picture is 
A person’s reputation or usefulness can be ruined because of hasty or shallow judgments which someone makes and expresses about that person. Verses 5 and 20 give us principles upon which to make good judgments. What