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| The Bible is a growing _________ of God and His plan of salvation for humanity. |
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| The New Testament can be considered in the ____________ and the __________ that give an account and explanation of God's work through Jesus Christ, the Church and bringing His creation to completion in eternity. |
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| historical book; epistles |
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| The Pentateuch is composed of the first five books of the Bible: __________,__________,___________,__________,__________. |
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| Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy |
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| The Pentateuch was written essentially by ___________. |
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| Some of the significant Scriptures about creation are ___________, Isaiah 40:26-28, ________________, and Hebrews 11:3. |
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| __________ is the act of God whereby he brought forth the visible and the invisible universe(_______________) without the use of pre-existing materials and gave the world an existence distinct from Him but always dependent on Him. |
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| Creation, Colossians 1:16 |
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| Adam and Eve were judged for their disobedience, but God gave them a _________________________________.` |
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| promise of redemption (Genesis 3:15 |
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| Seth's firstborn was ___________. and then, the people began to call upon God ( Genesis 4:26). |
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| ___________, one of the descendants of Enosh, walked so close to God that was brought to be with Him ( Genesis 5:24). |
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| Noah and his family were saved from the Flood because Noah's ___________________ with God. |
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| The Abrahamic Covenant is found in Genesis 12:1-3 and was established as a ________________. |
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| blood covenant (Genesis 15:1-21) |
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| The Abrahamic Covenant is the foundation for the _________________________________and _________________________________. |
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| Palestinian Covenant(Deuteronomy 30:1-10); Davidic Covenant (2 Samuel 7:12-16) |
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| At the burning bush, God chose Moses to deliver His people and revealed the revelation of His name: ______________ |
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| ___________--________, which means the owner and ruler of all things, is the most frequently used name when addressing God. |
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| At the time of the tenth plague against Egypt, the ____________ was instituted. |
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| The purposes of the Law are (1)________________, (2)to reveal the sinfulness of humanity, (3)____________, and (4) to preserve the people. |
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| to reveal the holiness of God; to reveal the need of salvation |
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1. You shall have no other gods before me.
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2.You shall not make any idols
4.Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.
7.You shall not commit adultery.
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| The Sabbath year occurred once every __________ years and was a _____________, especially for the land. |
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| The _____________ was a Jewish celebration that occurred every 50 years and was a time for everything to be restored back to its proper order. |
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| The ______________ was the beginning of the Jewish religious year and is a symbol of Jesus Christ. |
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| The _______________________ was a celebration that came 50 days after the Passover and celebrated the gathering of the whole harvest. |
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| The ____________________ followed ten days after the Feast of Trumpets and was a day of fasting and atonement for the collective sins of the nation. |
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| The ______________________ was a celebration that reminded the Israelites of the time they wandered through the wilderness and had no permanent dwelling place. |
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| The ____________________ was an act of worship as a fellowship offering with God. |
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| Moses was not allowed to enter into __________; he went to Mt. Nebo where he died at the age of 120. |
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| The Exodus began 400 years after Joseph's death and concluded with the Israelites at ______________. |
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| ________________ was written during the year that the Israelites camped at Mt. Sinai. |
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| The First revelation of the Law, the priesthood, the sacred calendar, and the sacrifices are recorded in ___________. |
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| The first ten chapters of Numbers occurs during the year at ______________, and the remaining chapters are a record of the _____________ and ______________. |
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| Mt. Sinai; Kadesh-barnes rebellion; wilderness wandering |
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| The Book of ____________ is given that title because it records two censuses. |
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| ______________ means "second law," which was four addresses that Moses gave the Israelites at the end of their wandering. |
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| The theme of the Book of Joshua is _______________. |
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| The Book of __________ intends to show that God did fulfill His promise to give the land of Canaan to Abraham's descendants. |
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| _______________ is the theme of the Book of Judges. |
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| Failure through compromise |
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| _______________ records a time of lack in central leadership and general disorder in Israel. |
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| Four of the judges in the Book of Judges who had faith in God were __________, ____________, __________ and ___________. |
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| Deborah. Gideon, Jephthah and Ehud |
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| _________ delivered God's people miraculously, and then at the end of his life, he made an idol. |
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| Ruth, a ____________, is the central person in the Book of Ruth. |
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| God's grace through a _____________ is the theme in the Book of Ruth. |
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| The Israelite monarchy began in ____________. |
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| The Northern kingdom lasted until ___________ and the southern kingdom of Judah lasted until __________. |
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| The Israelites demanded a ________. |
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| Israel had these reasons for wanting a king: (1) Samuel was old, (2) _______________ and (3) they wanted to prevent military losses. |
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| they wanted to be like other nations |
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| ___________ was able to rule all of Israel during his kingship. |
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| The ___________ that Solomon built in seven years used the floor plan of the Tabernacle. |
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| The Book of Psalms can be divided into two types of psalms----_____________. |
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| The Old Testament book that best illustrates lament is the Book of __________. |
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| The Book of Proverbs endeavors to teach youth about how to achieve a good life for (1)______________, and (2) ____________. |
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| decision making; responsible leadership |
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| The writer of _____________ has an underlying reverence for God that is deeper than his despair, and he has a faith in God's control of the world, |
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| ________ is a example of a man whose life was above reproach to whom trouble came. |
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| The prophetic tradition began with ______________ (Deuteronomy 18:15-22) |
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| A common phrase, "______________," prefaces the message of God. |
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| God's prophets spoke and wrote in _________ form in verse. |
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| The primary passion of the prophets was __________. |
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| The Major Prophets were _______, ___________, ____________, and __________. |
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| Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel |
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| ___________ sowed seeds of division by the way he governed. |
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| Solomon taxed the people very heavily in order to ____________, ____________, and other buildings in the kingdom. |
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| build the Temple, his palace |
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| The people urged ___________ to give them tax and forced-labor relief. |
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| _______________< a well-respected administrator in Solomon's court, became the king of the northern half of the kingdom. |
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| The Northern Kingdom was destroyed because of (1)_____________, (2)___________, and (3) its departure |
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| its unfaithfulness to God; its sin |
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| The intermixing of foreigners with the people of the Northern Kingdom created the _______________. |
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| ___________ name means "Yahweh is God," which explains his mission to confront the threat of Baal worship. |
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| __________ name means "God saves," which describes his mission to announce that God was the Northern Kingdom's salvation. |
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| Most of the book of the Minor Prophets feature their messages; however, the Book of _________ tells a story about the prophet, rather than his message. |
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| The focus of the Book of Jonah is on God's call for the prophet to go to ____________. |
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| The entire Book of Jonah can be considered as a _______________ of how God deals with His people. |
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| ________ means "to carry," which illustrates that God carried Amos from the Southern Kingdom to the Northern Kingdom. |
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| Amos gave a crucial warning about God's judgment, which was depicted as not just a slap on the wrist, but as a __________________, devastating the entire kingdom. |
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| In the Book of Amos, Israel's sins were ____________, and _____________________. |
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| social injustice, and religious compromise |
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| Hosea's contemporaries were ____________ and _____________. |
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| ________ was the prophet to the last generation of the Northern Kingdom-- the last messenger of judgment before destruction came. |
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| The Southern Kingdom was comprised of two tribes of Israel _____________ and ______________. |
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| The six godly kings of Judah were 1)Asa (911-870 B.C.), 2)__________ (873-848 B.C.), 3)Joash (835-796 B.C.), 4)___________(791-739 B.C.), 5) Hezekiah (728-686 B.C.). and 6) ___________ (597-589 B.C.). |
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| Jehoshaphat; Uzziah; Josiah |
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| Four wicked kings of Judah were 1) Ahaz (748-714 B.C.), 2) __________ (697-642 B.C.), Jehaikim (609-597 B.C.), and ____________ (597-586 B.C.). |
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| ___________ not only destroyed false worship, but he initiated constructive programs-- such as sending Levites throughout the land to teach the Law of Moses-- to help the people. |
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| Jehoshaphat had one major failure in his reign ____________________, Jehoram, to Athalia, the daughter of Jezebel. |
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| When ________ was six years old, Jehoida brought him out of hiding and had him crowned king. |
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| Ahaz promoted __________ worship, even sacrificing one of his sons to Baal. |
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| ___________ was the most wicked king in the history of Judah. |
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| _________ prophesied to show how God works from one generation to the next to preserve His covenant with the generations. |
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| In the first chapters of Isaiah, God speaks to His people by using ___________________. |
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| In the Book of Isaiah, the ____________ is giving His life for the next generation. |
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| Suffering Servant (Messiah) |
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| The theme of the Book of Micah is _____________. |
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| ____________ prophesied the downfall of Ninevah, which had become a very wicked city that was cruel to God's people. |
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| Nahum began his message by giving a revelation od God's nature-- God is a ___________ and _________ God against the perpetrators of evil. |
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| The Book of _______________ relates the struggle that goes on between Habakkuk and God, as God gives him a message. |
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| Zephaniah's message is related to ___________ reforms. |
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| The coming of the ______________ was the theme of Zephaniah's message. |
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| The Book of Zephaniah emphasized ____________________. |
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| ____________ prophesied in the latter part of the 600s B.C. |
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| The four verbs of judgment in the Book of Jeremiah were 1)___________, 2) to tear down, 3)_____________, and 4) to overthrow. |
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| The two verbs of hope in the Book of Jeremiah were 1)___________ and 2) __________. |
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| In Chapters 11-20, the Book of Jeremiah records Jeremiah's ______________ to God. |
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| In Jeremiah 18:1-18, the prophet tells the story of the potter working with clay, which _______________ God working Israel. |
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| In Jeremiah 25:8-12. the Babylonian Exile was prophesied to be ______ years. |
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| The Babylonian Exile occurred because of _________________ and a _______________ against Babylon. |
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| spiritual idolatry, political alliance |
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| Ezekiel has been called "__________________" because of his frequent use of imagery and symbolism. |
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| the strangest of the prophets |
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| ___________ has been called "the prophet of personal responsibility," because he stressed the personal nature of true faith (Ezekiel 18:4) |
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| The Book of Ezekiel records for of Ezekiel's great visions: 1) the sovereign God (1-3), 2)______________, 3)_________________(37:1-10), and 4) the new Temple and glory of God returning (40-48). |
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| God's glory departing from the Temple(8-11), the valley of dry bones |
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| The Book of ____________ is the shortest book of the prophetic literature. |
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| The __________ is the theme in the Book of Daniel. |
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| The foundation for the rebuilding of the Temple was laid under the leadership of ___________________. |
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| Twelve years after Ezra came to Jerusalem, Nehemiah arrived in the city with a mission to ________________ that were destroyed during the Babylonian invasion (Nehemiah 1:3). |
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| After rebuilding the walls in Jerusalem, Nehemiah returned to Persia, and then returned to Jerusalem and dealt with 1)tithing(13:10-14), 2) reinstituting the Sabbath as a day of rest (13:15-22), and 3) _______________. |
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| strengthening the families (13:23-25) |
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| God's providential care for His people is the theme of the Book of __________. |
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| The ___________ of a woman is a unique feature in the Book of Esther. |
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| The ____________ never appears in the Book of Esther. |
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| Haggai was called the "_____________". |
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| Zechariah, like ___________ and ___________ was both a prophet and a priest. |
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| The Book of __________ consists of eight visions which provide the material for his message. |
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| In his prophecies, Zechariah set forth the two comings of the Messiah--first as _______________(Chapters 9-11) and second as the ______________(Chapters 12-14). |
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| Suffering Servant; Conquering King |
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| _________ predicted the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost (Joel 3:17-21; Acts 2:16-21). |
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| The theme of the Book of Joel is the _____________. |
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| _____________ served as the last of the noted Old Testament prophets. |
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| Malachi said humans can rob God in eight areas: 1) By neglecting His love(1-2), 2) By __________ His name(1:60), 3)By presenting blemished offerings (1:7,8,13,14), 4)By practicing idolatry(2:10-12), 5)By ___________worship(2:13), 6) By breaking the covenant of marriage (3:14-16), 7) By _____________ tithes and offerings(3:8-10), 8)By serving God with carnal motives(3:14-15). |
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| 2) Dishonoring, 5) insincere, 7) withholding |
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