Romans 4 and 5
Due on Wednesday, May 9th.
Answer each of the following questions in a paragraph in the comments section. Be sure to leave your name and last initial.
1) What do you think it would have meant to be one of David`s mighty men? How do you think they were regarded within Israel? How the soldiers have felt if they were being led by one of the Mighty Men?
2) Why would the Mighty Men go through the Philistine lines to get David water? Why would David pour it out when they brought it to him? How do you think the men felt about what David did?
3) Who was the last man listed among David’s mighty men? Where did we hear about him before? How should his status have affected David’s actions?
Due on Monday, May 7th.
Answer the following questions in the comments section. Each question should be answered in a paragraph.
Due Tuesday, May 8th.
1) What did Jotham mean by his comments in Judges 9:8-15? Who was he referring to as the thornbush? How do you think he was able to make these comments when he had just experienced such a difficult time?
2) If you were a citizen of Shechem, what would your feelings be toward Abimelech? Why would Zebul subject himself to Abimelech? Why would Gaal stand up to him when the consequences would probably be significant?
3) What do you think would have happened to Israel if Abimelech had remained in charge of Israel? What would have happened with their relations with other nations? What would have happened to their relationship with God? Why?
Answer the following questions in the comments.
1) If the Israelites did not know the Lord or what He had done for Israel (Judges 2:10-11), why did they continually cry out to Him when they got into trouble? What is your first instinct when you’re in trouble? Do you cry out to God or do you try to do things on your own? Which works better? Why?
2) Why do you think the Moabites didn’t do a more thorough search of Ehud when he went to see the king? Why would they have left him alone with King Eglon? Do you think Eglon’s attitude and lifestyle rubbed off on his people? How?
3) Why do you think Barak refused to attack unless Deborah went with him? Was this a good decision or a bad decision? Why? How do you think Barak felt when Deborah’s words were confirmed through Jael’s actions?
Due on Tuesday, May 1.
Well, we’re just about done our adventure in the Philippines. Tomorrow at this time, we will have begun our long trek back to Chilliwack. The beach has been beautiful, though we haven’t seen a sunset yesterday because of the clouds. Lancelei left to visit here family yesterday, and I’m ready to get home and see my family again. It seems like we’ve been here forever, but it also seems like we just arrived. I believe that each of us, students and leaders alike, have learned a lot about ourselves and a lot about our God. I know that He is in charge, no matter what we do. I know that He brings joy and peace, not matter where we are. I know that He is merciful and forgiving, no matter how we try to escape from Him. And I know that He will use as as far as we are willing to be used. It has been a great trip, full of learning opportunities and chances to see God in action. I know that He has guided us and that we will continue to grow in Him long after we return to Canada.
See you in about 48 hours,
Mr. Neudorf
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