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Proverbs 6:1-2 discourages us from being what for a friend? (6:1-2)
A. Evil
B. Rich
C. Surety
D. Baptized |
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Who is said to have been snared with the words of his mouth? (6:1-2)
A. One who has given a pledge
B. One who lies to the judge
C. One who curses his parents
D. All the above |
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| A. One who has given a pledge |
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How is one who has given a pledge for another to deliver himself? (6:3)
A. Pay the debt
B. Leave town
C. Sue his partner
D. Go and humble himself |
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When is one who has taken a pledge for another to seek deliverance from the pledge? (6:4-6)
A. After the pledge is paid
B. Before he goes to sleep
C. Before the first payment is due
D. Never |
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| B. Before he goes to sleep |
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After we humble ourselves, what are we to do with our friend that we pledged for? (6:3)
A. Plead with him
B. Have dinner with him
C. Pay him
D. Never speak to him again |
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One who takes a pledge for a neighbor is compared to what two animals? (6:5)
A. A dog and cat
B. A snake and mule
C. A dove and mule
D. A bird and gazelle |
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What does a fowler catch? (6:5)
A. Butterflies
B. Lions
C. Birds
D. Fish |
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Where is the sluggard told to find wisdom? (6:6)
A. The Bible
B. The ant
C. The teacher
D. The bee |
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Who has no chief, officer or ruler? (6:7)
A. The fool
B. The mule
C. The sea
D. The ant |
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Who refuses to arise from his sleep? (6:9)
A. The dead
B. The sluggard
C. The bear
D. The thief |
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What comes in after “a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest”? (6:10-11)
A. Death
B. Poverty
C. Work
D. Peace |
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The poverty of the sluggard will come on him like what? (6:9-11)
A. A prowler
B. A murderer
C. A farmer
D. A wanderer |
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What kind of mouth does a worthless and wicked man have? (6:12)
A. A big mouth
B. A perverse mouth
C. A kind mouth
D. A full mouth |
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Which of the following is not said of the wicked man? (6:13)
A. He bends his ear
B. He winks his eyes
C. He points his fingers
D. He shuffles his feet |
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When will calamity come upon the wicked man? (6:12, 15)
A. Suddenly
B. After two weeks
C. After two months
D. After two years |
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The Lord hates six things; how many things are an abomination to Him? (6:16)
A. Six
B. Seven
C. Eight
D. Nine |
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What kind of look is said to be an abomination to the Lord? (6:17)
A. Lying
B. False
C. Proud
D. Sleeping |
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What kind of tongue is said to be an abomination to the Lord? (6:17)
A. Silent
B. Slow
C. Fast
D. Lying |
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What kind of hands are said to be an abomination to the Lord? (6:17)
A. Those that shed innocent blood
B. Those that will not work
C. Those that hit others
D. Those that steal |
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| A. Those that shed innocent blood |
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What kind of heart is said to be an abomination to the Lord? (6:18)
A. One that is proud
B. One that devises wicked plans
C. One that grumbles
D. One that deceives |
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| B. One that devises wicked plans |
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What kind of feet are said to be an abomination to the Lord? (6:18)
A. Those that walk slow
B. Those that trip others
C. Those that run too fast
D. Those that run swiftly to evil |
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| D. Those that run swiftly to evil |
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What kind of witness is said to be an abomination to the Lord? (6:19)
A. A false witness
B. A proud witness
C. A young witness
D. A careless witness |
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He is an abomination to the Lord who sows discord among whom? (6:19)
A. Friends
B. Brethren
C. Nations
D. Neighbors |
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Where are you to put the commandment of your father and the law of your mother? (6:20-21)
A. On your heart and around your neck
B. In your head and on your forehead
C. Around your neck and arm
D. On your doorpost |
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| A. On your heart and around your neck |
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What will guide you when you walk, watch over you when you sleep and talk to you when you wake? (6:20, 22)
A. The stars
B. Angels
C. The commandment of your father and the law of your mother
D. Friends |
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| C. The commandment of your father and the law of your mother |
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What is the commandment of your father called? (6:23)
A. A lamp
B. Optional
C. A treasure
D. Steadfast |
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What is the law of your mother called? (6:23)
A. A suggestion
B. A light
C. An abomination
D. Lovely |
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What are “reproofs of instruction” called? (6:23)
A. Evil
B. The way of death
C. The way of life
D. The way of riches |
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Which of the following is not said to help keep you from the evil woman? (6:23-24)
A. The commandment
B. The king
C. The law
D. The reproofs |
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Who is said to have a flattering tongue? (6:24)
A. The liar
B. The gossip
C. The preacher
D. The evil woman |
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With what is the evil woman said to allure a man? (6:25)
A. With her heart
B. With her eyelids
C. With her hands
D. With her words |
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To what does the harlot reduce a man? (6:26)
A. Nothing
B. A crust of bread
C. A few fish
D. Weeping |
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For what is the adulteress said to prey? (6:26)
A. The precious life
B. Death
C. Destruction
D. Death and destruction |
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A man who takes fire in his bosom or walks on hot coals is like a man who does what? (6:27-29)
A. Steals from a neighbor
B. Tells secrets about his neighbor
C. Goes in to his neighbor’s wife
D. Leans on his own understanding |
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| C. Goes in to his neighbor's wife |
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What must a thief, even if he is hungry, pay for stealing? (6:30-31)
A. What he took
B. Twofold what he took
C. Threefold what he took
D. Sevenfold what he took |
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| D. Sevenfold what he took |
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What is one who commits adultery said to lack? (6:32)
A. Money
B. Understanding
C. Friends
D. Health |
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A man brings destruction, wounds, dishonor and reproach on himself by doing what? (6:32-33)
A. Lying
B. Being lazy
C. Stealing
D. Committing adultery |
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What is said to be a husband’s fury? (6:34)
A. Losing a game
B. Failing a test
C. Being called names
D. Jealousy |
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What man is said to refuse recompense and many gifts? (6:35)
A. A jealous man
B. A poor man
C. A wretched man
D. A wise man |
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What will cause a man to be jealous and refuse to spare another on the day of vengeance? (6:32, 34)
A. Riches
B. Injustice
C. Power
D. Adultery |
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