BIBLE
WOMEN
LESSON
32
Of
the Old Testament
The
Jewish Age
Coronation
to the Division
120
Years; 1 Sam 10 to 1 Kings 12
WIDOWS
OF THE BIBLE
GOD IS
THEIR PROTECTOR:
1.
Widows and the fatherless were not to be what (Ex 22:22)?
A.
If they cry out under affliction, what will God do (Ex 22:23)?
B.
What would be the fourfold punishment (Ex 22:24)?
2.
What was not to be wrested from the widows (Deut 27:19)?
A.
Who was to see that justice was given them (Deut 10:17-18)?
B.
What was not to be taken from her, as a pledge (Deut 24:17)?
3.
Job’s benevolence brought what to the widows (Job 29:13)?
4.
What is God to the fatherless and widow (Ps 68:5)?
A.
Whom does he always uphold (Ps 146:9)?
B.
He will establish the borders of whom (Pro 15:25b)?
GOD’S
PROVISION FOR THEM:
1.
Who was to share the tithe of
2.
Who was to share the joys of the annual feast (Deut 16:11)?
3.
In gleaning the fields, what provisions were made (Deut 24:19)?
A.
What well-known widow gleaned with the reapers (Ruth 2:8)?
B.
What rich provisions did the owner of the field make for her (Ruth
2:14-16)?
4.
On what condition was
A.
Who was to be delivered from the oppressors (Jer 22:3)?
B.
Memorize Isaiah 1:16-17.
MISCELLANEOUS:
1.
The priests were not to marry whom (Lev 21:12-15)?
2.
Whose vow was to stand (Num 30:9)?
3.
Of what was Job falsely accused (Job 22:9)?
A.
In turn, of what did Job accuse his enemies (Job 24:3)?
B.
What did David say the wicked did (Ps 94:6)?
C.
What is the attitude of widows toward wicked husbands (Job 27:15; Ps
78:64)?
4.
How desperately wicked did the princes come to be (Isa 1:23)?
A.
What woes were pronounced upon such oppressors (Isa 10:1-2)?
B.
What did the scribes and Pharisees do (Lk 20:47)?
5.
How were the miseries of captivity featured (Lam 1:1, 5:3)?
6.
How was the heinous crime of Judas pictured (Ps 109:8-9)?
How does Luke verify this prediction (Acts 1:20)?
7.
Hiram, the master workman, was the son of whom (1 Kings 7:13-14)?
YOUNGER
WIDOWS:
1.
Who of them were to marry (1 Cor 7:8-9)? To whom were the Christians to
be married (1 Cor 7:39)?
2.
When do the younger, often, want to marry (1 Tim 5:11)?
A.
Why are they condemned (1 Tim 5:12)?
B.
What do they learn to do (1 Tim 5:13)?
3.
Therefore, what should younger widows do (1 Tim 5:14)?
A.
To assist in this, what are aged women to do (Tit 2:4-5)?
B.
If this is not done, what will follow (1 Tim 5:15)?
WIDOWS
INDEED:
1. Who
were to be highly honored (1 Tim 5:3)?
A.
Who is a widow indeed (1 Tim 5:5)?
B.
What about the one given to pleasure (1 Tim 5:6)?
2.
First of all, who is to provide for widows (1 Tim 5:4)?
A.
Why should relatives provide for these widows (1 Tim 5:16)?
B.
How does God view relatives who will not provide for their own (1 Tim
5:8)?
3.
On what conditions were the churches to care for widows (1 Tim 5:9-10)?
A.
What church made provisions for widows (Acts 4:34)?
B.
Who cared for so many widows (Acts 9:36, 39)?
C.
What is pure religion (James 1:27)?