Finish the Phrase
Exodus 20:8: Remember the Sabbath day..."
(What is "to keep it holy"?)
Along with communion, this is the other ordinance the Baptist church does regularly - it makes one feel warm all over, so long as the pool is heated
(What is Baptism?)
In Matthew 3, Jesus had John do this to Him first before He began His ministry
(What is baptize Him?)
2 Corinthians 8:9 says that for our sakes, Jesus went from being rich to being poor so that through His poverty we can become this
(What is rich?)
Jesus asked Peter if he loved Him three times - just like Peter denied knowing Jesus three times - and each time He told Peter to feed these
(Who are sheep?)
From Luke 15:24: "For my son was dead, and is alive again..."
(What is, "he was lost and is found"?) [variations acceptable]
Paul in 1 Corinthians 11:28 says we need to do this first before we eat of His bread and drink of His cup
(What is examine ourselves?)
Galatians 3:29 says that if we belong to Christ, we are the offspring to the father of God's chosen people
(Who is Abraham?)
Daniel didn't want to defile himself, so he and his fellow Hebrews refused the king's rich food and wine and decided to eat and drink only these
(What is vegetables and water?)
Jesus in Mark 4 said that the kingdom of God is like this tiniest of all seeds - growing so large that it provides shade for birds of the air when it is grown
(What is a mustard seed?)
1 John 1:5: "God is light, and in Him________"
(What is "there is no darkness at all") [variations acceptable]
Our communion observance is based on the night Jesus was betrayed - often referred to as this final get-together
(What is “The Last Supper”?)
Mark 12 says that Jesus was asked which commandment is the first commandment of all - He replied that we should love God with our heart, soul, mind and strength, and to also do this
(What is to love our neighbor as ourselves?)
A scribe who listened to Jesus in Mark 12:33 said that His two Great Commandments were much more important than burnt offerings and sacrifices, to which Christ replied that the scribe wasn't far from this
(What is the kingdom of God?)
It's good to exercise, but 1 Timothy 4 tells us that this quality holds promise in both this life and the life to come
(What is godliness?)
Matthew 28:20 (KJV): The reason why Rev. Flagg says he travels on the ground and won't fly on planes
(What is "lo, I am with you always"?)
1 Corinthians 11:25 tells us to drink from His cup of sacrifice as often as we take communion for this reason
(What is to remember Him [in remembrance of Him]?)
Acts 1:8 shows us that the disciples wanted to find a spot in Israel's kingdom, but the risen Jesus said they must first receive power from this person and to be His witness to the ends of the earth
(Who is the Holy Spirit?)
In Luke 15:17, the prodigal son wondered why his father's hired hands had enough bread to spare, while he himself was dying from this
(What is hunger?)
Deuteronomy 15:7 says that if your neighbor is in need, we shouldn't ball up this body part, holding on to our money (or, God forbid, punch someone) with it
(What is your fist?)
Ephesians 4:5: "One Lord, ________"
(What is “...one faith, one baptism”?)
In Matthew 27, Judas, who turned Jesus over to Roman authorities for 30 pieces of silver, did this final act after communion
(Acceptable: What is he hanged himself?/What is he gave the money back?)
Jesus was the first person known to be borne of a woman without the conceived help of this
(Who is a man?)
Jesus in Luke 18 tells a parable about a Pharisee and this man who took a lot of people's money for a living, and in the Temple asked God for His mercy
(Who is a tax collector [publican]?)
Just because this "lucky-numbered" year, as told in Deuteronomy 15:9, was approaching and that all debts would be cleared, didn't mean that God's people had an excuse to not help their neighbor right now
(What is the seventh year [the year of remission]?)