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The idea of giving and receiving in a mutually beneficial way, often seen as a social norm.

Reciprocity

100

David's best friend, known for his deep and loyal friendship with David even in the face of challenges.

Johnathan

100

This person would not leave her mother-in-law and even after being told to leave multiple times.

Ruth

100

This event occurred "as Passover drew near" with Jesus and his disciples.

The Last Supper

100

This person in the bible had a positive impact in the community. 

Tabitha

200

What are some specific examples of reciprocal actions that can strengthen the bonds of friendship?

Checking in on each other, helping with homework, or supporting one another in personal challenges, etc.

**Correct answer at the host's discretion**

200

How did Jonathan demonstrate his loyalty to David during challenging times?

Jonathan demonstrated loyalty by protecting David from his father's anger.

200

What motivated Joseph's brothers to sell him into slavery?

Jealousy and resentment towards Joseph because he was the favorite.

200

What is the name of the Christian practice done to symbolize the acts during the last supper?

Communion

200

What was this woman known for in her town?

Her good works for others.

300

In the Bible, Jesus teaches a principle that aligns with reciprocity, saying, "Do to others as you would have them do to you." What is this principle commonly known as?

The Golden Rule

300

What virtues or values does David & Johnathan's friendship symbolize?

Loyalty, selflessness, and the importance of supportive friendships.

300

What symbolic item did Jacob give to Joseph, and what did his brothers feel it symbolized?

The "coat of many colors;" a symbol of Jacob's favoritism.

300

What did the bread and wine symbolize in the last supper? What do they represent?

The broken bread symbolizes Jesus' body, and the wine represents his blood, symbolizing the sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins.

300

What are some examples of how we can show reciprocity in our community?

Holding the door open for someone, saying "thank you," or helping a classmate with their homework.

**Correct answer at the host's discretion**

400

This concept refers to the ability to understand what someone is feeling by "putting yourself in their shoes."

Empathy

400

When David learned about Jonathan's death, how did he react, and what actions did he take to honor Jonathan's memory?

David tore his clothes to show his sadness and extended kindness to Jonathan's family.

400

How did Joseph's brothers deceive their father after selling Joseph into slavery, and what role did the infamous coat play in their story?

They soaked the coat in animal blood and took it to their father leaving him to think Joseph had been attacked and died.
400

Jesus predicted that one of His disciples would betray Him. Who was the disciple, and how did Jesus subtly reveal the betrayer's identity?

Judas. Jesus said, one of you will betray me. 

400

Give an example of a simple act of reciprocity that individuals can perform in their community to show kindness

Helping a neighbor with their groceries or offering to mow their lawn without expecting anything in return; holding the door open for a stranger, etc.

**Correct answer at the host's discretion**

500

This popular trend involves creating and exchanging small, handmade items as a symbol of friendship. What is the name of this trend, and how does it represent the concept of reciprocity in friendships?

Friendship Bracelets.

Friends creating and exchanging handmade bracelets symbolizes the mutual bond in the friendship.

500
What garments did Jonathan exchange with David when they made their covenant?

Jonathan gave David his robe, tunic, sword, bow, and belt as a symbol of their covenant and deep friendship.

500

Ruth makes a famous vow to Naomi, expressing unwavering loyalty. What is the exact wording of this vow?

"Where you go, I will go; where you stay, I will stay. Your people will be my people, and your God, my God"?

500

During the last supper, Jesus not only discusses which disciple would betray him; he also addresses which disciple would deny him. 

Who was that disciple and what did he later do in another bible story covered in a previous lesson?

Peter. He later helped in Tabitha's story when he prayed for her and commanded "Tabitha, get up" and she did.

500

Provide an example of how Grove Church has displayed reciprocity in the community.

giving away thanksgiving baskets, giving away gas, having a fashion show to raise awareness and money for domestic violence, helping people in need with their rent, college tuition, etc.

 **Correct answer at the host's discretion**

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