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What should one do to prove themselves to God?
Which of the following should not be eaten according to dietary laws?
Who was Christ's father according to Matt 1:1-18?
Joseph
What does unrighteousness involve?
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Following the laws is considered love.
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What is said to be spiritual in Romans 7:14?
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The law is described as perfect in Psalms 19:7-11.
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Whom does God hate according to Malachi 1:3?
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What is a sign of repentance mentioned in Lev 26:40?
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The __________ is the primary holiday celebrated on the 7th day of rest.
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What represents the 12 Tribes as found in Gen 49?
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What are the '7 Abominations' mentioned in Pro 6:16-19?
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What does the Bible say about a woman's clothing according to 1 Tim 2:9-10?
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What happens in Jonah 3:5-7 regarding fasting?
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What does the term 'Alms' relate to in the context of the Bible?
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Name one of the 10 Commandments.
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Study Notes
Study
- Study is essential for self-proof to God, referencing 2 Timothy 2:15, Isaiah 28:10, and Psalm 119:93.
- Emphasis on learning through precepts and continuous remembrance.
Dietary Laws
- Dietary restrictions based on Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14, prohibiting certain foods:
- Swine, shellfish without fins/scales, predator birds, non-hopping bugs, rodents, belly crawlers, multiple-legged creatures, and pawed animals.
- Consumption of blood is forbidden.
Christ Genealogy
- Matthew 1:1-18 outlines Christ’s lineage, noting Joseph as His earthly father.
Unrighteousness
- Defined as breaking divine laws according to 1 Corinthians 6:9-12.
What is Love
- Love is described as adherence to God's laws in 1 John 5:3, 2 John 1:6, and John 14:15.
Spiritual
- The law is deemed spiritual, as stated in Romans 7:14.
Perfect
- The law is described as perfect, referencing Psalms 19:7-11.
Who God Hates
- Reference to the biblical figure Esau, noting God’s contempt as mentioned in Malachi 1:3 and Romans 9:13.
Heathen Nations
- Identification of nations outside of God’s covenant, as highlighted in Isaiah 60:12.
How to Fast
- Guidance for fasting includes donning sackcloth and ashes, supported by Jonah 3:5-7.
7 Abominations God Hates
- Proverbs 6:16-19 lists seven things God detests:
- Pride, lying, murder, evil thoughts, mischief, and discord.
Christ Conception
- Biblical references related to the conception of Christ found in Romans 1:3, Galatians 4:4, Hebrews 2:16, and Deuteronomy 18:18.
Feast Days
- Significance of high holy days outlined in Sirach 33:7-9 and Leviticus 23, including:
- Blowing of trumpets, Sabbath observance, New Moon celebrations, Passover, Feast of First Fruits, Feast of Tabernacles, and Hanukkah.
Prophecy Fulfilled
- Reference to the fulfillment of prophecy through Jesus, as stated in John 1:45.
Christ Earthly Family
- Mention of Christ’s relatives found in Matthew 13:55.
Sexual Relations Post-Pregnancy
- Guidance on sexual relations following childbirth based on Matthew 1:25 and Leviticus 12.
Human Birth
- Wisdom of Solomon 7:1-6 describes the mother's womb as the origin of human creation.
Earth vs Spirit Bodies
- 1 Corinthians 15:40 discusses the distinction between earthly and spiritual bodies.
12 Tribes
- Genesis 49, Exodus 39:14, and Revelation 21:12 detail the 12 tribes originating from Jacob, symbolized by jewels and heavenly gates.
144,000
- Revelation 7:4-8 describes the 144,000 chosen individuals.
10 Commandments
- Summary of the Ten Commandments as outlined in Exodus 20:1-17, covering key moral and spiritual laws.
Beauty of Israel Women
- References Isaiah 3:16 and Ezekiel 16:10 reflecting the beauty attributed to Israelite women.
Esau
- Esau’s significance highlighted through various scripture references such as Genesis 25:25 and Ezekiel 25:12.
Woman's Clothing
- Emphasis on modesty in women's clothing according to 1 Timothy 2:9-10.
2/3 of Israel
- Zechariah 13:8-9 mentions a significant portion of the Israelite population.
Women Silence
- Enforced silence of women in congregational settings as stated in 1 Corinthians 14:34.
Woman Head Covering
- Instruction regarding women covering their heads during worship in 1 Corinthians 11:5.
Alms
- Importance of giving alms supported by multiple scriptural references including Tobit 12:9 and Ecclesiastes.
Leadership
- Qualities and qualifications of leadership discussed in Sirach 44:4, Exodus 18:25, and 1 Timothy 5:17.
Blacks are Israelites
- Scripture references like Deuteronomy 28:15-68 and Luke 21:24 connect African descendants to Israelite heritage.
Tribes of Israel
- Associations made between specific tribes and contemporary ethnic groups, including:
- Judah - American Blacks
- Benjamin - West Indies
- Levi - Haiti
- Ephraim - Puerto Rico
- Manasseh - Cubans
- Simeon - Dominicans
- Zebulon - Central Americans, Mayans
- Gad - Native Americans
- Reuben - Seminole Indians
- Asher - Incans from Colombia to Uruguay
- Issachar - Mexicans
- Naphtali - Argentinians to Chileans.
Repentance
- Encourage turning back to God highlighted in Leviticus 26:40 and Proverbs 28:13.
Resolution of Conflict
- Matthew 18:15 outlines steps for resolving disputes among individuals.
Sin
- Definition and understanding of sin are explored in related scriptures, highlighting the gravity and consequences of transgression.
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