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Why do we teach the Bible?

So we can show others how much we know about the Bible
Because we get to be in front of others as a leader
Because God uses what we learn To guide us in our life
None of the above

We do the Bible a terrible injustice if we reduce our Bible teaching to the simple transfer of facts.

True
False

What are some ways we deceive ourselves when we hear God’s Word but don’t act on it?

When we think that hearing is the name of the game.
When we hear a sermon and say, “Well, I did my duty.”
When we think the Bible is just a history book full of facts and nothing more.
All of the above

The Bible is . . .

A revelation of God’s own will and wisdom
The only foundation to build a life on
Simply the writings of man
Both a and b

According to 2 Timothy 3:16-17, the Bible is profitable for . . .

Teaching
Rebuke
Correction
Instruction in righteousness
To equip us for every good work
All of the above

The Bible is filled with instructions about how we can become all it is possible to be.

True
False

The author of Hebrews was concerned that his readers . . .

Were dull of hearing
Hadn’t grasped the elemental truths of the Christian faith
Were estranged from teachings about righteousness
Were immature and couldn’t discern good and evil
All of the above

As people are taught God’s Word, they should be increasingly more sensitive about living lives that please God because they model His standard of righteousness.

True
False

The Bible is filled with interesting and important facts, but what makes them important is that they help us fulfill God’s will for our lives.

True
False

Overall, the Bible is a good book filled with moral teachings, but nothing more.

True
False

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