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| What are the 7 gifts found in romans 12? |
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| prophet, teacher, servant, exhorter, giver, ruler, mercy |
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| what is the charecteristic of a prophet? |
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| what is the charecteristic of a servant? |
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| what is the charecteristic of a teacher? |
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| what is the charecteristic of an exhorter? |
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| What is the charecteristic of a giver? |
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| what is the charecteristic of a ruler? |
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| what is the charecteristic of mercy? |
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| what are the 3 cautions for the prophet? |
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| 1) prophecy according to the proportion of faith, 2)love without hypocrisy, 3)detest evil and cling to that which is good |
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| what are the 2 cautions for the servant? |
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| 1) serve with devotion and love for the brethren, 2)honor other brethren over self |
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| what are the cautions for the teacher? |
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| dont be lazy concerning God's business. Be fervent in spirit and service. |
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| What r the 3 cautions for the exhorter? |
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| 1) have a joyful expectant attitude. 2) have a patient attitude. 3) have a prayerful attitude |
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| what are the 3 cautions for the giver? |
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| give sincerely. give to the needs of the brethren. give of self in hospitality. |
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| what are the 3 cautions for the ruler? |
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| be diligent in administration. be kind to those who oppose u. be certain to bless them n not to curse them. |
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| what r the 2 cautions for mercy? |
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| rejoice with the joyful. weep with the sorrowful. |
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| What are the 3 instructions for all gifts? |
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| 1. be in harmony with one another. 2. dont be preferential in the use of gifts. 3. dont be conceited about the gift God has given u. |
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| Maintain a ___________ within the range of emotions |
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| Whatn is the proper attitude toward attack? |
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| 1. dnt seek to get even. 2. Be virtuous in the sight of all. |
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| What is the proper attitude in maintaining peace? |
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| seek it if it is possible. as much as you can, as much as is in you. live it. |
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| what is the proper attitude towards revenge? |
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| christians should not avenge themselves. put anger in its proper place. vengeance is God's responsibility. the best defence: be kind to your enemies. |
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| what is the proper attitude toward government? |
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| every soul is subject to the higher powers |
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| what is the origin of civil government? |
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| ordained of God. No power can reign without His consent. Resisting governmental authority is to resist God. |
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| what is the purpose of civil government? |
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| to protect citizens, carry out capital punishment, to expect citizens to obey |
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| what is the tribute of civil government? |
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| citizens are expected to pay for government services. Citizens are to pay taxes, levies, fear, honor, or whatever else. |
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| why should we pay tribute? |
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| leaders are God's ministers. Governing is a continual service. |
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| The Hebrew hymnbook begins with 2 ______ Psalms, that is, with 2 psalms the _________ of which are not given. |
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| On the law and the prophets hinge all OT ________. On these same 2 hges all the vast themes which make up the psalms are suspended as well. |
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| psalms 3,4,5 relate to what time? |
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| time of absolom's rebellion |
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| what is the 1st of 7 pententual psalms? |
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| What psalms are linked by a broken but continuing acrostic? |
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| David saw a coming world culture akin to which? |
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| psalm 14 and 15 shows which two types of man? |
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| psalm 14 n 15 shows what characters? |
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| what did saul do when david deliberately spared his life? |
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| called off the hunt and left him in peace |
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| What are the 3 questions to ask when reviewing a psalm? |
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| what sort of man wrote it? under what circumstances was it writen? with what feelings? |
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| psalm 21 rejoices in what? |
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| what did psalm 24 commemorate? |
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| the return of the ark of GOd to Jerusalem |
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| psalms 25-28 were probably written during what time of national crisis? |
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| When the people followed Absalom david did not _____ at them, but saw them as ____ sheep and ________. |
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| what is the theme of psalm 29? |
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| He rides upon the storm, the Lord's preeminence |
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| In the verse "Shout for joy all ye that are upright in heart" who is the speaker? |
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| what does psalm 33 reveal? |
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| that the God of heaven is the God of history |
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| why was the acrostic significant? |
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| books were scarce, and it aided memorization |
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| what does psalm 37 deal with? |
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| what perennial prob does psalm 37 discuss? |
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| that the lawless are often prosperous and the godly face the greatest possible harships |
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| what 2 books should we keep in mind when we read psalm 39? |
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