Beginner
In the Bible, what does it mean to sow seed?
To plant the seed (Bible)
In the parable of the workers, how many coins did the landowner give each worker?
One coin
In the parable of the fishing net, what did the fishermen do with the good fish that they caught?
They kept them
What was David's job as a young boy?
Shepherd
We must remember that we cannot treat God as an Almighty employer. Salvation is NOT a ...
Paycheck
Did everyone get paid the same in the vineyard even though some had worked all day and others only worked part of the day?
Yes
Where should the gospel be preached?
Everywhere
In the parable of the fishing net, what did the fishermen do with the bad fish?
They threw them away.
Which prophet anointed David as future king?
Samuel
Because we were born into sin we (blank) with our flesh -- our selfish, carnal nature.
Struggle
Did the family and friends the king invited to his party come?
No
In the parable of the banquet, who did the king end up inviting to the party?
Everyone
In the parable of the fishing net, what will the angels do with the people when Jesus returns?
They will separate them, the good from the bad
What two animals did David slay while protecting the sheep?
Lion and Bear
Jesus' purpose for coming to earth was to become the (blank) sin sacrifice.
Ultimate
What did the shepherd do when the one sheep was lost?
He went and found it
Above all other things, what did Solomon ask God for?
Wisdom
In the parable of the banquet, the king invited all the people, who wanted to come to it?
No one
Who was the first king of Israel?
Saul
At the moment Jesus died, the curtain in the Temple was (blank) from top to bottom.
Torn
What did the fishermen do with the bad fish they caught in the net?
They threw the bad ones back
What was the name of Jesse's son who was chosen to be Israel's next KING?
David
In the parable of the workers, how much did he pay all the workers?
One coin (the same amount)
What did Saul want David to use in battle?
Heavy armor, swords and shields that were too large and heavy
Each member of the body as a specific and often well-defined function, yet no member is in any way better or more (blank) than another.
Important