Asking God Questions
The lesson says asking questions helps us better understand this person.
Jesus
Paul said he put away these when he became a man.
childish things?
Many Jews rejected Jesus because of these two attitudes.
fear and pride?
This apostle wrote that we should always be ready to answer for our hope.
Peter
This memory verse tells us to always be ready to explain the hope we have in Jesus with gentleness and respect.
1 Peter 3:15–16?
The lesson teaches that asking sincere questions is a sign of growing in this.
faith?
Children often see life as less this than adults do.
complicated?
Peter insisted that he and the other disciples were these of Jesus' majesty.
eyewitnesses
This apostle compared spiritual growth to becoming an adult.
Paul
This verse asks God to make our words and thoughts pleasing to Him.
Psalm 19:14?
One child jokingly asked God if He received all of these when He became God.
votes
Paul said that when he became an adult, his thinking went far beyond these.
childhood thoughts
The Jews expected this kind of Savior instead of the One Jesus was.
a political or earthly Messiah?
Paul said that one day we will see God like this.
face to face?
In this passage, Paul explains that as we grow, we put away childish thinking and understand God more clearly.
1 Corinthians 13:11–12?
Adults often ask God this question because they wonder why bad things happen to good people.
"Why do good people suffer?"
New information may require old beliefs to be reinforced or?
replaced
Imagining yourself in Bible events helps make Jesus feel more this.
real
This apostle wrote that Jesus was rejected by His own people.
John
These verses tell us that Jesus came into the world, but many people did not recognize or accept Him.
John 1:10–11?
Children wondered why God only had this many commandments while schools have so many rules.
The Ten Commandments?
Holding tightly to old beliefs often gives people this feeling.
security
The Jews' greatest difficulty was believing Jesus was this.
divine
Psalm 19:14 asks God to accept both our words and the meditation of our this.
our heart
This verse reminds us that the disciples did not follow made-up stories because they were eyewitnesses of Jesus' majesty.
2 Peter 1:16?