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Whose men copied proverbs of Solomon? (25:1)
A. David
B. Hezekiah
C. Ahab
D. Josiah |
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It is the glory of God to conceal a matter; what is the glory of kings? (25:2)
A. To conceal a matter
B. To win battles
C. To search out a matter
D. To be content |
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| C. To search out a matter |
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Whose heart is said to be unsearchable? (25:3)
A. Kings
B. Fools
C. Wise men
D. Slaves |
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Who shapes silver into jewelry? (25:4)
A. A tanner
B. A potter
C. A silversmith
D. A sculptor |
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What is removed from silver? (25:4)
A. Copper
B. Gold
C. Water
D. Dross |
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What must the king remove from his presence to have a righteous throne? (25:5)
A. Foreigners
B. Fools
C. The wicked
D. Wine |
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What should not be done in the presence of the king? (25:6)
A. Kneel
B. Speak
C. Eat a meal
D. Exalt yourself |
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Why should you not hastily go to court with a neighbor? (25:8)
A. He may hate you
B. Others may hate you
C. You may be put to shame
D. You may hurt him |
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| C. You may be put to shame |
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With whom should you argue your case? (25:9)
A. Your neighbor
B. Your spouse
C. Your children
D. Everyone |
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What will happen if you reveal a secret? (25:9-10)
A. You will be put to shame
B. You will be put in prison
C. You will be thrown out of the city
D. You will lose your family |
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| A. You will be put to shame |
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What is said to be like apples of gold in settings of silver? (25:11)
A. A feast in the king’s palace
B. Wise grandchildren
C. A fitly spoken word
D. Those who fear the Lord |
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What is said to be like a gold earring and an ornament of fine gold? (25:12)
A. A beautiful woman with discretion
B. A wise son who does his work
C. A king who rules with justice
D. A wise rebuker to a listening ear |
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| D. A wise rebuker to a listening ear |
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What is said to be like the cold of snow in the time of harvest? (25:13)
A. A friend who reveals a secret
B. A messenger who falls asleep
C. A faithful messenger
D. A friend who leaves in time of need |
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Who refreshes the soul of his masters? (25:13)
A. A faithful messenger
B. One who brings a cup of water
C. One who completes his work at sundown
D. One who has a good name |
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Who is said to be like clouds and wind without rain? (25:14)
A. A man who is thirsty
B. A man who is poor
C. A man who boasts falsely
D. A boring speaker |
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| C. A man who boasts falsely |
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What may be used to persuade a ruler? (25:15)
A. Money
B. Power
C. Forbearance
D. Flattery |
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What breaks a bone? (25:15)
A. A sword
B. A fall
C. A gentle tongue
D. A hard tongue |
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What may happen if you eat more honey than you need? (25:16)
A. You may be put in prison
B. You may vomit
C. You may come to poverty
D. You may be hated by men |
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Why should you seldom set foot in your neighbor’s house? (25:17)
A. You may get his floor dirty
B. You may be asked to work
C. You may make him weary and be hated
D. You may be thrown out |
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| C. You may make him weary and be hated |
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What is said to be like a club, sword and sharp arrow? (25:18)
A. A false witness
B. Poverty
C. Growing older
D. A broken heart |
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What is said to be like a bad tooth and an unsteady foot? (25:19)
A. A wicked king
B. A thankless son
C. Confidence in an unfaithful man
D. A man who reveals secrets |
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| C. Confidence in an unfaithful man |
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What is said to be like one who takes off a garment in cold weather? (25:20)
A. One who reveals secrets
B. One who sings to a heavy heart
C. An unfaithful messenger
D. A broken spirit |
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| B. One who sings to a heavy heart |
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What should you do if your enemy is hungry? (25:21)
A. Chase him away
B. Pray for him
C. Give him bread
D. Send him to the king |
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What will happen if you give your thirsty enemy water to drink? (25:21-22)
A. He will love you
B. You will heap burning coals of fire on his head
C. The Lord will reward you
D. Both B & C |
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Which wind brings rain? (25:23)
A. North
B. South
C. East
D. West |
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What does a backbiting tongue bring? (25:23)
A. An angry countenance
B. A gracious spirit
C. Poverty
D. A beating |
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Rather than share a house with a contentious woman, it is better to live where? (25:24)
A. In the basement
B. In a cave
C. In a corner of a housetop
D. In a field |
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| C. In a corner of a housetop |
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What is said to be like cold water to a weary soul? (25:25)
A. A hot meal to a hungry man
B. Gold to a poor man
C. Good news from a far country
D. A discouraging word |
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| C. Good news from a far country |
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A righteous man who falters before the wicked is like what? (25:26)
A. A polluted well
B. A coward
C. A wise ruler
D. A peacemaker |
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It is not good to eat too much honey nor to do what? (25:27)
A. Drink too much vinegar
B. Sleep too much
C. Seeking out one’s own glory
D. Have too much money |
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| C. Seeking out one’s own glory |
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What is like a city that has been broken down and without walls? (25:28)
A. A man who does no rule over his own spirit
B. A man who does not keep his house
C. A king who is angry
D. A bear robbed of her cubs |
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| A. A man who does no rule over his own spirit |
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