The reason King Nebuchadnezzar sets up the gigantic golden statue.
What is defying God? (via the prophecy in Daniel 2)
100
The reason why the cups at King Belshazzar's party are significant.
What is they had been consecrated to God?
100
The meaning of "apart from the law sin is dead."
What is- if there was no law, then there would be no sin?
100
The fact that God is not arbitrary was illustrated through this story that Mr. Timms told.
What is the Tomato Plant Story?
100
This is the type of laws governments create.
What is civil laws?
200
The reason why the 3 Hebrews did not have to defend themselves before King Nebuchadnezzar.
What is they already passed his test and were 10x better than anyone else, and they knew the truth from Daniel 2?
200
MENE MENE TEKEL UPARSIN... means...
What is you've been weighed on the scales and been found wanting, the days of your kingdom are numbered, and your kingdom is given to the Medes and Persians?
200
The first symbol of baptism that correlates with Christ's experiences at the Cross.
What is His death?
200
The fact that God is not arbitrary was illustrated through this parable that Paul told.
What is the parable of the Olive Tree?
200
The ultimate power behind civil laws.
What is Christ?
300
The odd thing King Nebuchadnezzar gave to these three Hebrews.
What is a second-chance?
300
How King Darius conquered Babylon in one night.
What is he built a dam and went underneath the wall?
300
The second symbol of baptism that correlates with Christ's experiences at the Cross.
What is His burial?
300
This agricultural technique is used in the parable of the Olive Tree.
What is grafting?
300
The purpose of civil laws.
What is to keep us safe, to keep order?
400
The reason King Nebuchadnezzar made the furnace 7x hotter.
What is he was heating it up for God?
400
How Daniel responded to an unjust civil law through civil disobedience.
What is continuing to pray 3x a day facing Jerusalem? (he didn't change anything- and even in civil disobedience he remains respectful)
400
The third symbol of baptism that correlates with Christ's experiences at the Cross.
What is His resurrection?
400
These two types of branches are grafted in the parable of the Olive Tree.
What is wild and natural branches?
400
The example Mr. Timms uses over and over to help you remember the purpose of civil laws.
What is speed limits?
500
The reason King Nebuchadnezzar didn't ask for all 4 people to come out of the furnace.
What is he was afraid God "the King of kings" would treat him the way he treated others? (He didn't want to meet Christ face-to-face.)
500
This happened to Daniel's enemies after God rescues him from the lion's den.
What is they were thrown into the lion's den and all their bones were broken before they hit the ground?
500
Baptism as a whole represents this.
What is death to sin and beginning a new life with Christ?
500
To show the grafting of people, Paul uses these two exhibits- Exhibit A and Exhibit B.
What is Paul and other Jews, such as Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea?
500
The only time it okay to disobey a civil law.
What is when the civil law is unjust because it conflicts with God's law- when it conflicts with His character?