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   Q: How did Solomon show his wisdom?   A: Solomon demonstrated  his wisdom primarily by asking God for a  discerning heart to govern his people rather than wealth or long life. Q: How did the woman show her the baby? A: The real mother begged to give the baby to the other woman to its life.

    Q:Who was David's father? A; Jesse Q: What was David's occupation before he was king?  A: Shepherd Q: Which prophet anointed David? A:Samuel Q: What weapon did David use against Goliath? A: A Sling

     Q: Will David be with his baby again someday?  A:When King David's baby died, he said that  he would be reunited with the baby. Q:What does the name Jedidah means?  A; Jedidah means  loved by God.

   Q: Who was swallowed by a great fish? A: Jonah Q: Who was Jonah's father?  A: Amittai Q: Where did God tell Jonah to go? A: To the great city of Nineveh to  preach against it because of its wickedness.

   Q: Why did David say the rich man should die? A: David said the rich man in Nathan's parable should die because He was outraged by the man's injustice in stealing and killing a poor man's only lamb to feed a visitor.  Q: What did Nathan say would happen to David because of the what he did to Uriah? A:A: Nathan told David that because of his adultery with Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah the sword would never depart from his house own household would rebel against him and his wives would be taken and slept with in public view.

    8.) Q:The 3rd step to being saved is-----------. A: Repent  9.)Q: To repent is to change-------. A: directions 10.) Q: Except ye-----------ye  shall all the likewise perish. A: Repent 11.) Q: Who intructed Jesus to world? A:  John the Baptist 12.) Q: Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the----. A:Sin 13.) Q: Impute means God moves your ------upon Jesus. A: Sin  14.) Q: When you are saved God makes you a. A: Son

   Q: Who was Bathsheba? A:  Bathsheba was wife of Uriah.  Q: Why did David want Uriah dead? A: David ordered Uriah the Hittite's death to conceal his adultery with Uriah's wife, Bathsheba and to hide her resulting pregnancy.

   1.) Q: What do you need to be saved? A: Faith 2.)  Q: I am the ------ the truth and the life A: way  3.)Q:  For God loved the -----------that He gave his  Son  A: World 4.) Q: What is the 2nd step to be saved? A:Believe  5.) Q: You must believe  God and His--------. A: Word 6.)Q: But as many as ----Him gave He power the become sons of God. A:Received 7.) Q: ---on the Lord Jesus Christ thou be saved. A: Believe

   Q: What did David want to for God? A: David primarily wanted to build a permanent temple a house  for God to house the Ark of the Covenant moving it from a tent to a structure worthy of God's name.  Q: What did God promise to David and his family? A: God promised King David a dynasty house not a  physical building ensuring his lineage would reign perpetually.

  Q: The parents  of the children were  A: Adam and Eve Q: The name of the first two babies in the world were A: Cain and Abel.  Q: Cain worked  as  a A: Farmer  Q: Abel worked as a  A: Shepherd  Q: Noah  built a great   A: Ark  Q: God sent a  to destroy the world A: Flood

  Q: What did David do which the Philistines were setting up their camp? A: While the Philistines were setting up camp David was in a stronghold (the cave of Adullam), where he longed for water from the well in Bethlehem which was occupied by a Philistine garrison.  Q: What did the sound in the tree tops  mean?  A: The sound of marching in the tops of the balsam trees signified a divine signal for King David to attack the Philistines, indicating that God had gone before him to secure victory.

   Q: Why wouldn't God answer Saul? A: A: God did not answer King Saul because Saul had consistenly rejected God's commands, acting with disobedience stubbornness, and a lack of true repentance.  Q: What did David do when he heard that Saul was dead?  A: When David heard of King Saul Jonathan's deaths he tore his clothes mourned wept and fasted until evening with his men.

    Q: What did God use to form man?  A: Dust of the ground.  Q:In the beginning God created--------and  the earth. A: Heavens Q: What was the garden called where   God placed Adam and Eve? A: Eden  Q: What animal tempted Eve? A: Serpent

   Q: Why wouldn't David kill Saul? A: David spared king Saul's life primarily because he revered Saul as the Lord aninted as king believing it was sinful to harm someone appointed by God. Q: How did Saul know that  David would be king?  A: Saul learned David was to be the next king through direct prophetic rebuke observation of David's rising public favor.

   Q: Why was Saul angry and jealous of David? A: King Saul was angry and jealous of David primarity because of David's immense popularity success in the battle and the threat he posed to Saul's kingship.  Q: What kind of men joined David?  A: David was joined by a large diverse and highly skilled army of valiant loyal and battle hardened warriors.

  Q: The  first of us to fall was the hardest for me to accept. My own brother was killed by Herod Agrippa. We were the sons  of thunder; our father Zebedee raised us well. Do you remember my brother? A: James  Q: One of the disciples was responsible for overseeing the money in  Jesus' ministry. Who was the disciple?  A: Judas Iscariot. Q: After Judas betrayed Jesus he killed himself. How many men were considered for replacing him as one of the twelve? A:2 Joseph and Matthias.

   Q: Why was Saul's army afraid of Goliath? A: Saul's army feared Goliath because of his immense, intimidating size his advanced, heavy bronze weaponry and his daily, 40 day, demoralizing taunts that challenged the Israelites to single combat.  Q: The giant had a sword , what did    David say he come with? A: David told the giant Goliath that while he came a sword spear and javelin David came against him in the name of the Lord of Hosts.

   Q:Why was Saul gloomy?  A: King Saul was often gloomy, depressed, and plagued by an evil or distressing spirit that departed from the Lord.  Q: Why did Saul like David's music?  A: King Saul enjoyed David's music because it provided therapeutic calming relief from the torment of an evil spirit or intense anxiety that plagued him.

   Q: Where did Jesse and sons live?  A: Jesse, the father of King David, and his sons lived in Bethlehem in the territory of Judah.  Q: Humans what others look like. What does God see?  A: God sees beyond temporary physical characteristics to understand a person's true character, inner motivations, hidden pain and potential.

   Q: Who was Goliath?  A: A giant warrior from Gath who fought for the Philistines.  Q: Who was David? A: A young shepherd boy son of Jesse, who brought food to his brothers on the battlefield. 

   Q:What is more important to God than sacrifices?  A: Obedince to God's voice and commands is more important to Him than sacrifices.   Q: What happened to Saul's kingdom? A: Saul's kingdom was taken away by God and given to David due to Saul's disobedience, specifically failing  to follow divine commands regarding the Amalekites and offering improper sacrifices.

    Q: Why did Saul offer the sacrifice?; A: Saul offered the sacrifice out of fear and impatience, as his army was scattering the  Philistines were gathering for battle and Samuel had not arrived at Gilgal by the appointed time.  Q: What did Samuel say would happen because of Saul's sacrifice?  A: Because King Saul disobeyed instructions and offered a sacrifice himself rather than waiting for the prophet Samuel. Saul didn't become king anymore.

    Q: What was Saul doing when he heard of the Ammonite attack? A:When Saul heard of the Ammonite attack on Jabesh-gilead, he was returning from the fields, walking behind his oxen. Q: What did Samuel say he would always do for Israel?                   A: Samuel promised the people of Israel that he would not sin against the Lord by ceasing to pray for them and that he would continue to instruct them in the good and right way.

   Q:How did Samuel know to make Saul the king? A:A: Samuel knew to make Saul king because God directly revealed it to him, identifying Saul as the chosen leader to deliver Israel from the Philistines. Q: How did Samuel do this? A:Samuel poured olive oil from a small bottle onto Saul's head.

    Q: What was the forbidden fruit?  A: The Bible does not specify the type of fruit, only that it came from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.  Q; Why did God forbid the fruit?  A: It served as a test of obedience and trust in God's authority.   Q: Who tempted Eve? A: The serpent tempted Eve to eat the fruit, questioning God's commands.

    Q: Why did Saul go to Samuel? A: Saul sought out Samuel or specifically called for him through a medium at Endor out of desperation because God would not answer him regarding the impending threat from the Philistine army.  Q: Did  Saul think he  was special? A:King Saul's perception of himself was  complex and contradictory, shifting from initial profound insecurity to later self deception and  narcissistic behavior.

  Q:  Who was the first man God created? A: Adam  Q:  From what did God  make Adam? A: Dust of the ground.  Q: Where did God place Adam to live? A: Garden  of Eden.

   Q: Why did Israel want a king? A: Israelites demanded a king to be like all the other nations.  Q: Why didn't Samuel want Israel to have a king?  A: Samuel opposed Israel having a king because it represented a rejection of God as their true king and leader.