Questions February 17-23
Sunday school readings: Ezekiel 5-8; Proverbs 18; I John 5; II John 1
Ezekiel 5
1. How was Ezekiel to illustrate the destruction of Jerusalem?
2. How bad would the siege of Jerusalem get?
3. Is this a lesson from God to the other nations?
Of interest to me:
Ezekiel 6
1. What was the problem with the mountains of Israel?
2. Would a remnant survive?
3. What knowledge would result from all this destruction?
Of interest to me:
Ezekiel 7
1. Would God have pity on Israel?
2. Would the religious leaders have any words from God for the people?
3. Would the king be in any position to give hope?
Of interest to me:
Ezekiel 8
1. What image did Ezekiel see?
2. What accusation did the elders bring against God?
3. Would God listen to the prayers of Israel?
Of interest to me:
Proverbs 18
1. What about isolation?
2. Is it wise to debate a fool?
3. Does gossip taste good?
4. Who is the slothful man a brother to?
5. Should an answer be given before all the information is assessed?
6. How are friends made?
Of interest to me:
I John 5
1. How do we know we are the children of God?
2. Is there a sin leading to death?
3. What do children need to be kept from?
Of interest to me:
II John 1
1. Whom is the book written to?
2. What is the warning in the book?
Of interest to me:
Rev. 22:12
“And behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to give to every one according to his work.