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In what way does the knowledge of the truth assure our hearts?
We know that we are of the truth and can have confidence before God.
What does it mean when our heart condemns us?
It means that we feel guilty or ashamed of our actions.
Who is greater than our heart and knows all things?
God.
What must we do to receive what we ask from God?
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What are the two commandments given by God?
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Study Notes
Assurance of the Heart
- The knowledge of the truth assures our hearts, giving us confidence and comfort.
Condemnation of the Heart
- When our heart condemns us, it means we have a sense of guilt or self-rebuke, indicating that we are not living up to our own standards or moral values.
God's Omniscience
- God is greater than our heart and knows all things, including our thoughts, intentions, and motivations.
Receiving from God
- To receive what we ask from God, we must ask according to His will, with faith, and without doubting.
God's Commandments
- The two commandments given by God are:
- To love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength.
- To love our neighbors as ourselves.
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Description
Test your knowledge of biblical truths and commandments with this insightful quiz. Discover whether your heart is aligned with God's will and find confidence in your relationship with Him. Challenge yourself and deepen your understanding of scripture.
