King David
What was David’s job/title when he stayed home instead of going out to war with his army?
Who is the King?
Q: Who were the first two people created by God who lived in the Garden of Eden?
A: Who are Adam and Eve?
Q: What giant structure were the people in Shinar trying to build up to the sky?
A: What is a tower (the Tower of Babel)?
Q: What special job did Eli have at the Tabernacle?
A: Who is the High Priest?
Q: What word means turning completely away from sin and turning back toward God with an honest heart?
A: What is repentance?
Q: Who was the brave soldier and husband of Bathsheba whom David tried to cover up his sin against?
A: Who is Uriah?
Q: What did Adam and Eve use to make clothes for themselves right after they realized they had sinned?
A: What are fig leaves?
Q: What bad heart attitude was at the center of the people's decision to build the tower?
A: What is pride (or wanting to make a name for themselves)?
Q: What were the names of Eli’s two disobedient sons?
A: Who are Hophni and Phinehas?
Q: What term describes trying to blame someone else for your own bad choices?
A: What is blame-shifting (or making excuses)?
Q: What prophet did God send to confront David by telling a parable about a poor man and his single pet lamb?
A: Who is Nathan?
Q: When God asked Adam, "Where are you?", why did He ask if He already knew where Adam was?
A: What is to give Adam a chance to step out and confess his sin?
Q: What did God do to stop the people from finishing their tower?
A: What is confused/scrambled their languages?
Q: What young boy served in the Tabernacle and was called by God to deliver a warning message to Eli?
A: Who is Samuel?
Q: What is the main reason God sends prophets, warnings, or correction when His people make bad choices?
A: What is because He loves them and wants them to return to Him?
Q: How did David react when Nathan said, "You are the man!"?
A: What is he confessed/repented without making excuses?
Q: Who did Adam blame when God asked him about eating the forbidden fruit?
A: Who is Eve (and God for giving her to him)?
Q: Instead of scattering across the whole earth as God commanded, what were the people trying to do?
A: What is stay in one place and rely on their own human strength?
Q: What mistake did Eli make regarding his sons' terrible behavior?
A: What is he only gave them mild verbal warnings instead of actually stopping or removing them?
Q: Name TWO characters from our unit who tried to shift the blame to someone else when confronted about their wrong choices.
A: Who are Adam (blamed Eve/God), Eve (blamed serpent), or David (tried to put blame/situation on Uriah)?
Q: Why did David’s attempt to cover up his initial sin actually make his situation worse?
A: What is trying to hide sin often leads to committing even bigger sins?
Q: What common pattern do both Adam & Eve and King David share right after making a sinful choice?
A: What is trying to hide or cover up what they did instead of confessing right away?
Q: How was God confusing their languages actually an act of protection or mercy "for their sake"?
A: What is it stopped their rebellious plans before they destroyed themselves in deeper sin?
Q: What main lesson does Eli’s story teach us about serving in leadership or church ministry?
A: What is having an important religious position or title does not excuse sin or protect you from consequences?
Q: If a friend says, "I'll just deal with my bad choices later, God will forgive me anyway," what lesson from our unit proves that delaying repentance is dangerous?
A: What is Eli's sons (or David's cover-up), showing that ignoring/delaying repentance allows sin to grow and brings serious consequences?