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2 Kings 23-25
What did the king feel that everyone in the land needed to hear first hand? (23:2)
What does repentance involve? (23:4-15) What would a Josiah-type repentance look
like in the average Christian home or church today?
Of all the countless sins Manasseh committed, what specific sin does 2 Kings point
out? (24:4; see 2 Kings 21:6). How does God feel about crimes against children?
Why did tragedy strike Jerusalem and what was the ultimate consequence? (24:20)
How terrible can life become outside of God’s provision and protection? (25:7)
Proverbs 22
What does the Bible warn about debt? (22:7, 26, 27)
What sort of person prospers? (22:4, 11, 29) Does God expect Christians to develop
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Galatians 4
What does Paul think about ritualistic religion that relies on the efforts of man to
gain God’s favor? (4:8-11)
1 Chronicles 1, 2
What do we know about Ham, Shem, and Japheth, and how does this impact
history? (1:8; see Genesis 9)
What does 1:19 (as well as Genesis 10:25) reveal about the earth?
Does God’s Word account for all tribes and all peoples? (2)
Proverbs 23
How many times does the word “heart” appear in Proverbs 23?
Galatians 5
How does God want you to feel in your relationship with Him, and how should you
act as a result? (5:1)
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Can a person accept a free gift and try to earn it at the same time? (5:4) What does
it say about a person’s trust and faith in the grace of God if that person continues to
rely on human effort for salvation?
What is the only thing that counts? (5:6) How does this powerful verse relate to
Matthew 22:38-40?
How strongly does Paul feel about those who teach doctrine that distorts the
freedom of the Gospel? (5:12)
If one truly lives by the Spirit, what will be different about them? (5:16) Does the
person living by the Spirit require rules and regulations? (5:18)
What is contrary to life in the Spirit? (5:19) What traits describe life in the Spirit?
(5:22)
Why do those living under the Spirit no longer require rules and regulations to
control behavior? (5:24)
1 Chronicles 3, 4
Reviewing the lineage of the Southern Kingdom, what do you remember about
these people, mostly obedience or disobedience? What legacy was passed on? Why
would God have us go through this review in His Word? (3)
Why does the Chronicler pause in the lineage accounting to anchor on Jabez? (4:9-
10) Is Jabez mentioned anywhere else in the Bible?
Proverbs 24
Does God expect you to pull people away from sinful activities? (24:11-15; compare
with Galatians 6:1, 2)
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Compare 24:21 with Romans 13. Who must the rebellious fear?
Galatians 6
What should we always keep in mind when we are counseling others? (6:3)
How does 6:5 relate to 6:2? What do these verses say about how we should live our
lives?
Do those who rely on human effort overcome sin in the process? (6:13)
1 Chronicles 5, 6
How much impact can one person’s sin have? (5:1, 2) Do we treat sin as seriously
as we should?
Why did God bring victory to the Reubenites, Gadites and half-tribe of Manasseh?
(5:20) What does this story have in common with the account of Jabez?
What word does the Bible use to describe those who are unfaithful to God? (5:25)
After God gave victory to the Reubenites, Gadites and half-tribe of Manasseh, what
happened? (5:26)
Proverbs 25
Ephesians 1
1 Chronicles 7, 8
Why would God include the account of Ezer and Elead in His Word? (7:21-23) What
can we learn from this?
Proverbs 26
Ephesians 2
Apart from Christ a person is _____ in sin. (2:1) As a result that person is an object of
_____ (2:3)
Do we deserve any credit for our salvation? Did we do anything to achieve it? (2:8,
9)
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1 Chronicles 9, 10
Proverbs 27
Psalm 72
1 Chronicles 11, 12
How did David develop more credibility than the king? (11:2)
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How much loyalty did David inspire among his men, and how faithful was David to
his men? (11:17-19)
What does it say about God’s Word that Uriah the Hittite was included in David’s
mighty men? (11:41)
What was the source of the loyalty among David and his men? (12:18)
Proverbs 28
Who are the only people who can possibly understand justice? (28:5)
Psalms 73
Can we have the right perspective on life apart from God’s truth? (73:16, 17)