SYLLABUS 

PART 2: PRINCIPLES IN MAKING GOOD DECISIONS

 GALATIANS 6:7

… For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.

 Questions for Lesson 2:

(Remember to answer the questions in a different color and copy/paste the questions and answers together in an email message.  Please do not send your answers as attachments).

 The fill-in-the-blank questions are asking for scripture references:

 1.           Consider the principles given in the introduction to lesson 2.  ________________ says we are to “walk worthy of the Lord.”

 2.           ____________ also suggests there is a certain way we should “walk” so as to please the Lord.

 3.           If we walk like the scripture in question 2 suggests, how will we be rewarded?

 4.           _________ says a true soldier must make decisions that please the captain of our army?

 5.           According to _____________ we are to do whatever we do “heartily, as unto the Lord and not to men.”

 6.           According to _______________, if we serve our employer or any authority over us as if we were serving the Lord Christ, we will be rewarded with an eternal inheritance.

 7.           How does someone’s decision about what to do or how to live demonstrate that he/she is living “unto Him?”

 8.           What scripture tells you that you cannot serve two masters faithfully?

 9.           What is the principle involved in the decision of whom to serve?

 10.       Explain the meaning of Luke 11:23.

 11.       Why would it be so bad to be a lukewarm Christian?

 12.       Why (according to John 6:38) did Jesus not come to do his own will?

 13.       According to ______________ “No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life; that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier.”

 14.       Give a clear definition of the word temperance as it is used in 1 Corinthians 9:24-27. 

 15.       What is the difference between the mark, the race and the prize? (Phil 3:13-14)

 16.       What are the weights that so easily beset us?  See Hebrews 12:1-3.

 17.       What will happen to us if we do not keep our eyes on Jesus as we run the race?

 18.       Why was the man in Luke 9:61-62 condemned?  Compare that to our lives as a Christian.  (This is a 2 part question.)

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