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42 Cards in this Set
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Who are the three main characters of I Samuel? |
Samuel Saul David |
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What was Eli's parenting mistake? |
He honored his children more than God |
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What was the reason Israel want a king to rule? |
They wanted to be like the other nations. |
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What two things did God do to Saul to prepare him to be king? |
Turned him into another man, gave him another heart |
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What did Samuel promise to do after his rule was rejected? |
That he would pray for them |
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What three characteristics make up the believer? |
Created Image Sin Nature Gifts |
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What are Samuel, Saul, Jonathan, and David symbolic of? |
Samuel- Holy Spirit Saul- Old Man Jonathan- New Man David- Jesus Christ |
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What two things does God do for us as He did for Saul? |
New man. New heart |
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What steps do we take toward maturity? |
Believe. Trust. Serve. Obey |
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What are the definitions of Character and Integrity from class? |
Character – the distinct qualities of a person; who we are when no one is aroundIntegrity – moral uprightness; what we do when faced with a decision |
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What were the consequences of each of Saul's two sins? |
His kingdom would not continue after him He was removed from being king |
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What is Jonathan symbolic of? |
The new man |
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What is a good indicator of which man we are living in? |
Our relationship with God |
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What must we do in every sin or failure? |
Be filled again with the Holy Spirit |
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What is honey on the ground? |
Special grace given as we walk with Him |
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What happens when we don't love the Lord with our heart first? |
We love Him only in our:Mind in legalismSoul in emotionalismStrength in works |
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What are the three "I Wills" of David in Psalm 18? |
I will love, I will trust, I will call |
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What is represented by Goliath and the Philistines? |
Goliath- Demons Philistines- spiritual warfare |
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What do we do when faced with our own personal Goliath? |
Remember that the battle is the Lords and run into battle |
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What does “give no thought” mean in Matthew 6? |
Don’t be anxious, distracted, or overly caring of |
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What did Jonathan give David? |
Garments – Rights Sword – Authority Bow – Volition |
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How did David respond to Saul’s threats? |
He behaved himself wisely, allowing God to revenge him |
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What attribute of God is seen in David’s leadership? |
Mercy |
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What is promised in the Davidic covenant? |
An everlasting kingdom |
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When are we most vulnerable to Satan’s temptations? |
When we neglect the spiritual warfare |
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How long did each of Israel’s first three kings reign? |
40 years |
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How do we receive wisdom from above? |
By the Spirit |
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Who was the prophet to king Ahab? |
Elijah |
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What did Elisha ask from Elijah before he was taken? |
A double portion of his spirit |
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In what years did the Northern and Southern kingdoms get destroyed? |
Northern – 722 BC Southern – 586 BC |
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How is the perspective of I & II Chronicles different from the others?
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Kings is from a prophets perspective Chronicles is priest's |
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Why did God kill Saul? |
He did not keep the Word and he inquired of a witch |
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What event from II Samuel is not found in I Chronicles? |
David’s sin with Bathsheba |
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Who brought the first group of Jews back to Jerusalem? |
Zerubbabel |
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Which prophets wrote to Israel during the building of the temple? |
Haggai Zechariah |
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What Psalm may have been written by Ezra? |
Psalm 119 |
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What book was written between Chapters 6 and 7 of Ezra? |
Esther |
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In what ways did Ezra prepare his heart? |
By seeking the law of the Lord, doing it, and teaching it |
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What can we expect when we begin to build spiritual walls? |
Opposition |
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How do we respond to the opposition? |
We build with one hand and fight with the other, and never come down from the wall |
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Define “Divine Providence” |
God’s sovereign control over the universe for the purpose of fulfilling His divine plan. |
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What Jewish feast is celebrated in remembrance of Esther’s deliverance? |
Purim |
