Written Review

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  • NikL
    NikL

    Ahh the written review! I used to enjoy them as you could sit there and do something instead of listen to a bunch of brothers yap about the same ole same ole.
    Anyway, I received this in the e mail and it is apparently thw questions for the upcoming written review. This way everyone can study. (Yeah right)
    Anyway here it is...

    1. Since faith is a fruit of God's spirit, people without faith are not =
    seeking that spirit, or they are doing so for a wrong purpose or are =
    resisting its operation in their lives. (Luke 11:13; Gal. 5:22) [rs p. =
    129 par. 1] =20

    2. Psalm 58:4 correctly indicates that the cobra has 'ears' that are not =
    functional because it is naturally deaf. [Weekly Bible reading; see Rbi8 =
    p. 1583.]

    3. The "large army" of women mentioned at Psalm 68:11 were foreign =
    female slaves that were released from captivity by the men of Israel =
    when conquering enemy nations. [Weekly Bible reading; see w86 10/15 p. =
    30 par. 6.]=20

    4. If each person's moment and manner of death were already fixed at the =
    time of birth or earlier, there would be no need to avoid dangerous =
    situations or to care for one's health, and safety precautions would not =
    alter mortality rates. [rs p. 138 par. 3]

    5. Paul's remark "let no man ever look down on your youth" indicates =
    that Timothy was just a teenager or in his early 20's. (1 Tim. 4:12) =
    [w99 9/15 p. 29 pars. 1-3; p. 31 par. 2]

    6. As recorded at Psalm 110:1, "my Lord" refers to Jesus. [Weekly Bible =
    reading; see w94 6/1 p. 28 par. 5.]

    7. In the book of Psalms, the name Jehovah appears about 700 times, and =
    the abbreviated form "Jah," 43 times, so that all together the divine =
    name is mentioned about 5 times, on the average, in each Psalm. [si p. =
    104 par. 23]

    8. Although Jesus is spoken of in the Scriptures as "a god," even as =
    "Mighty God," nowhere is he spoken of as being almighty. (John 1:1; Isa. =
    9:6; Gen. 17:1) [rs p. 150 par. 2]

    9. A study of the book of Proverbs is, in fact, a study of Solomon's own =
    wisdom. [si p. 106 par. 1]

    10. The Bible's counsel, found at Proverbs 21:

    17, to avoid "loving merriment" indicates that having fun is wrong =
    because it takes time away from more important matters. [Weekly Bible =
    reading; see w97 10/1 p. 27 par. 7.]

    Answer the following questions:

    II. What did Jesus' mild reproof of Martha point out? (Luke 10:40, 41) =
    [w99 9 1 p. 30 par. 7]

    12. To what "glory" did Jehovah take the psalmist? (Ps. 73:24) [Weekly =
    Bible reading; see w86 12/15 p. 28 par. 3.]

    13. What view of service privileges does the

    psalmist express as recorded at Psalm 84:

    1-3? [Weekly Bible reading; see w97 3/15

    p. 8 pars. ~-7.1

    14. How do Revelation 22:17 and Romans 2:

    4, 5 show that Jehovah does not foreknow or foreordain everything people =
    do? [rs p. 141 pars. 1-2]

    15. Since early Christians believed in the Millennial Reign of Jesus as =
    mentioned in the book of Revelation, what influences led to an eventual =
    rejection of this divine teaching by apostate Christians? [w99 12/1 p. 6 =
    par. 3-p. 7 par. 5]

    16. What limits on showing "personal interest" in other people should be =
    observed

    by Christians? (Phil. 2:4) [w99 12/1 p. 29

    par. 1]

    17. What is suggested by the mention at Psalm 128:3 of sons being "like =
    slips of olive trees" around a man's table? [Weekly Bible reading; see =
    wOO 8/15 p. 30 par. 4.]

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    18. If we find God's work to be fear-inspiring, how will it affect us? =
    (Ps. 139:14) [Weekly Bible reading; see w93 10/1 p. 15 par. 18.]

    19. Why does Proverbs 5:3, 4 speak of the aftereffects of immorality as =
    being "bitter as wormwood" and "as sharp as a two- edged sword"? [Weekly =
    Bible reading; see wOO 7/15 p. 29 par. 2.]

    20. In harmony with Proverbs 14:29, how can discernment help us to avoid =
    the consequences of impatience and uncontrolled anger? [Weekly Bible =
    reading; see w97 3/15 p. 13 pars. 7-8.]

    Provide the word(s) or phrase needed to complete each of the following =
    statements:

    21. True prophets spoke and made

    known _______ . (Deut. 18:18-20; 1 John 4:1-3) [rs p. 132 par. 3; p. 133 =
    par. 2]

    22. The purpose of the Proverbs is twofold

    -to impart and to provide (Prov. 1:1-4) [w99 9/15 p. 13

    par. 1]

    23. "The secret place of the Most High" is a place of ________ for those =
    who take God's side of the issue of ; it is "secret," or unknown, to =
    people who

    (Ps. 91:1) [Weekly Bible reading; see w86 12/15 p. 29 par. 6.]

    24. 'Not forgetting all Jehovah's doings' is evidently linked to =
    ________on "his doings," his acts of loving-kindness as described in the =
    103rd Psalm. (Psalm 103:2) [Weekly Bible reading; see w99 5/15 p.21 =
    pars. 5-6.]

    25. A proverb is a pithy saying that employs a ________ and is designed =
    to ________ . [si

    p. 107 par. 6]

    Select the correct answer in each of the following statements:

    26. Although he had reason to be angry over the treatment he experienced =
    from Saul, David restrained himself because (he realized that Saul was =
    imperfect and that God's servants must be forgiving; he had clearly in =
    mind his relationship with Jehovah; he knew that it was wrong to be =
    judgmental). (1 Sam. 24:6, 15) [w99 8/15 p. 8 par. 7]

    27. (Wisdom; Discipline; Righteousness) is a blend of many factors, =
    including understanding, insight, shrewdness, and

    thinking ability; (goodness; understanding; good judgment) is the =
    ability to see into a matter and discern its composition by grasping the =
    connections between its parts and the whole, thus getting the sense of =
    it. (Prov. 1:1-4) 17w99 9/15 p. 13 par. 2]

    28. Joseph's strength to resist the immoral advances of Potiphar's wife =
    came from (his knowledge of the Law of Moses, which condemned =
    fornication; a healthy fear of the weighty position of her husband; =
    valuing his relationship with Jehovah). (Gen. 39:7-9) [w99 10/1 p.29 =
    par. 3]

    29. The writer of Psalm 119 obviously had deep appreciation for (the =
    word, or law, of God; the gift of life; the prospect of salvation), =
    which is mentioned in nearly all of the psalm's verses. [Weekly Bible =
    reading; see w99 li/i p. 9 par. 5; w87 3/15 P. 24 par. 2.]

    30. In the first two chapters of Paul's letter to the (Romans; =
    Galatians; Hebrews), we find a number of quotations from the Psalms =
    respecting the (superior position; baptism; earthly ministry) of Jesus =
    Christ. [si p. 105 par. 28]

    Match the following scriptures to the statements listed below:

    Prov. 2:19; 14:15; 18:17; Rom. 10:17;

    Heb. 13:18

    31. To acquire faith, a person must first find out what the Bible says =
    and examine it carefully. [rs p.130 par. 3]

    32. Christians cannot adopt business practices that are dishonest or =
    that ignore the

    legitimate interests of others. [w99 9/15

    p. 10 par. 2]

    33. Those committing sexual immorality may reach the point of no return, =
    namely death, before it is possible to recover. [w99 11/15 p. 27 pars. =
    4-5]

    34. A wise and discerning person weighs the consequences of his actions =
    and does not blindly follow some new trend simply because it is popular. =
    [Weekly Bible reading; see g94 12/8 p. 16 par. 1.]

    35. Even though a person's argument may sound plausible and right, it is =
    wise to hear both sides of a matter before coming to a conclusion. [si =
    p. 111 par. 36] Proverbs 18;17 The one first in his legal case is =
    righteous; his fellow comes in and certainly searches

  • ARoarer
    ARoarer

    Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, [8>] "always learning but never coming to an accurate knowled of truth" They should call this "old things learned". Same ol crap.

  • gumby
    gumby

    21. True prophets spoke and made

    known _______ . (Deut. 18:18-20; 1 John 4:1-3) [rs p. 132 par. 3; p. 133 =
    par. 2]

    1914,1918,1925,1941,1975,2000. You mean like these true prophecy's?

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