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Q4. (1 Samuel 17:26, 36; Hebrews 10:31) How do you think David's understanding of the Living God enabled him to challenge Goliath? I think it was simply his Faith in the living God. Read Hebrews 10:31 in context. Why should the Living God inspire fear and dread? Those who have rejected Christ and His Message fear and dread the coming judgment. Those of us who have accepted Christ don

Q3. (Isaiah 44:6; Revelation 1:8) What does the idea of "first" and "last" tell you about God? He has always been, and will always be. How does Revelation 1:8 relate to God's revelation to Moses, "I AM THAT I AM"? He is what He says He is. The One and only true God and without Him we are nothing.

Q2. (Isaiah 57:15) What do you think it is like to "inhabit eternity"? I have to refer to a beautiful song by Mercy Me called

Q1. (Exodus 3:1-15) What does God's name Yahweh reveal about his person and his power It says that He is the Great I Am. He always was, He Is , and always will be. How would an understanding of Yahweh's name contrast him with the idols worshipped by the Egyptians? He is a God of Love and Compassion and has always been. The Egyptian idols are man made idols of wood and stone.

Q5. How should the knowledge that the battle is the Lord's affect the way we approach life? As long as we acknowledge that the Battle is the Lord

Q4. (Exodus 17:9-16) In what sense was Moses' rod like a signal pole in this battle? The armies were motivated to fight. As long as they saw the rod being held, up their focus remained on God. When their focus wavered, when the pole was lowered, the focus was only on them. In what sense is the LORD our banner in the battles we face? As long as we keep our focus on Him, He will be our strength.

Q3. (Matthew 26:53) Why did Jesus not call on the heavenly host in the Garden of Gethsemane? This is something He had to do alone. Because he loves us He became the sacrificial Lamb and He defeated death. What happens when does he does call on the heavenly hosts? (Revelation 19:11-16) He will return to defeat His enemy.

Q2. (2 Kings 6:13-17) Why was Elisha's servant afraid? He was afraid because he didn't have the faith that Elisha had and only saw that they were surrounded. He couldn

Q1. (Joshua 5:13-15) Why did the Commander say he was on neither side? God is on neither side. He wants us to choose His Side, He doesn

Q4. Meditate on the titles "King of Glory" (Psalm 24:7-10) and "Father of glory" (Ephesians 1:17). What do they tell us about God? He is the God over all the universe. We can

Q3. Meditate on the phrase "High and Lofty One who inhabits eternity, whose name is Holy...." (Isaiah 57:15, RSV). What do you learn about God from this phrase? He is exalted, He will reign forever. How should this affect your outlook on life, your way of conducting yourself? I should Glorify His Name and live my life like I am the only Jesus someone sees.

Q2. Meditate on the title "Most High." What does it mean to you? To me it means that He is the One True God, there is none before Him. Q2. Meditate on the title "Most High." What does it mean to you? I will give Him all the praise. He is the only One worthy of my worship and praise.

Q1. (Genesis 14:19, 20, 22) What did Abraham and Melchizedek seem to believe in common about God Most High? Abraham and Melchizedek believed that God was the One True God, Creator of Heaven and Earth.

Q4. (4:19-20) In this context, what is the condition that must be met for the promise to be valid? To love God with all our heart and with all that we are; to obey Him without question, and to live our lives for Him. What is the limit of the fulfillment of the promise? God has promised to fulfill ALL of our needs, and that

Q3. (4:14-16) How were the Philippians' financial gifts credited to their heavenly account, do you think? They supported Paul

Q2. (4:11-13) What is the basis of Paul's contentment? Paul knew what it was like to be in need and also what it was like to have plenty. He learned that he can do anything through Him who gives him strength. He learned to depend on God for everything. Does this contentment undermine ambition? No it doesn

Q1. (4:11-12) How can a "prosperity doctrine" threaten Christian ministry? I think this falls under

Q4. (4:8) Why is mind control necessary for success? For mental and spiritual peace? Mind control is necessary because we need to be in control of our thoughts and actions so we can keep our focus where it belongs

Q3. (4:7) How does making our requests known to God help build a relationship and trust? By making our requests known to God, we are telling Him that we trust Him. What is God's part in the promise of peace? We have the promise that He will only give us what we need, not just what we say we want. We can trust Him and believe in His Word.

Q2. (4:6) How is a request in prayer altered by the presence of thanksgiving in the prayer? By giving thanks when we pray, we are honoring God. If our prayers are all about me, me, me, God will not listen, just like we don

Q1. (4:4-5) Is rejoicing in the Lord a feeling or an action? I think for some, including me, it

Q4. (3:18-21) Why is recognizing and affirming your citizenship and allegiance vital to discipleship? Since our citizenship is the Kingdom of God, and we are like aliens here on earth, our allegiance should be on God and His Glory. If we keep our focus on Him instead of earthly things, our main concern will be our walk with our Lord. How does it keep us from the temptations outlined in verses 18 and 19? Don

Q3. (3:17) How can Paul be so bold as to ask others to imitate him? How many of us would actually ask someone to imitate us? Not me, that

Q2. (3:14) What is it like to be called upwards by God? It is to be saved, redeemed. To know that God loves us, no matter what we do. Have you ever experienced this? Yes I have, Praise the Lord! What causes God's call to become dim in our hearing? Our focus leaves Him, and is on the things of this world. We no longer study His Word, or attend Worship Services with other believers. How can we renew our hearing of his call? Get into a Bible Study group with other believers and pray consistently. What is the content or specifics of this message or summons or call? Just like the song says,

Q1. (3:13) How can the past get in the way of our quest to know Christ? If we have done things in our past that make us feel like we are worthless and a failure, then we will not have our focus on God. We will be focused on what was instead of what could be. What do you need to "forget" so that you may focus on Christ today and tomorrow? I have asked for and received forgiveness so I need to forget my past and the guilt of my sins, so my focus will be on Christ and not what I used to be. Is there forgiving you need to do so you can grow in Christ? There will always be the need for us to forgive. I had thought that I had forgiven everyone, but one Sunday, after a Sermon on Forgiveness, I went home and tried to make a list of everyone I had forgiven or needed to forgive. As I was writing down one name under the column "has been forgiven" I tried to move on to another name but kept going back to it. I told myself that I had forgiven him but I knew at that moment that I hadn't really forgiven him but had only said the words. I agree with Alicea, I also need to forgive myself.