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What is the Judgement of the Nations also called?

The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats.

Where in the Bible is this story found?

Matthew 25:31–46.

Who judges the nations in this story?

The Son of Man, who is Jesus.

What image does Jesus use to show the separation?

A shepherd separating sheep from goats.

What do the sheep and the goats represent?

Sheep are people who help those in need. Goats are people who do not.

Name the six needs Jesus lists in the story.

Hungry, thirsty, a stranger, without clothes, sick, in prison.

What does "the least of these" mean?

People in need; helping them is helping Jesus.

What happens to each group at the end?

The sheep receive eternal life. The goats go to eternal punishment.

What does the word "nations" show about who is judged?

All people are judged, not just one group.

How does this teaching link to the Incarnation?

God became human in Jesus. He says he is present in people. So serving others is serving God.

What does the story teach about salvation and actions?

God judges love in action. Faith should be shown by helping others.

What short quote sums up the message?

"Whatever you did for one of the least of these, you did for me."