Topic 8 A) Finances Voice

What is the purpose of purging the heart as mentioned in the text?

What will happen when the offering is brought out of a deep heart of love and purity?

What does the text suggest about bringing offerings with the right heart?

What does the text imply about using money in the courts of heaven?

Based on the text, what is the significance of offering in righteousness?

What outcome does the text suggest when an offering is brought out of a heart of worship and adoration?

What happens when people bring offerings with the right heart?

What does the speaker believe connects them to the present day life of Jesus?

According to the speaker, what is the job of the high priest?

What does the voice of money do in the spirit world?

What does the speaker state that someone withholding something that belongs to you gives you the right to do?

What will happen to those who use their wealth for improper and unrighteous reasons?

What is the speaker referring to when mentioning 'the testimony of my tithe'?

What do the wages of the laborers who were not paid do?

What does the Bible verse James 5:1-4 primarily speak against according to the text?

According to the speaker, what does God declare He will judge?

What is the main reason for God's upset towards the rich, as mentioned in the text?

What does 'standing in the gap' refer to based on the text?

What is implied by 'the cries of the reapers have reached the ears of the Lord of Sabaoth'?

What is the main concern about bringing offerings with a wrong heart or spirit?

Why might someone feel like their offerings did not work for them?

What could happen if the right sound is attached to one's offerings?

What is the significance of Abraham's tithing according to the text?

What does the text suggest about tithing under the order of Melchizedek?

What is the significance of mortal men receiving tithes according to the text?

What does it mean when it says that Jesus receives tithes of whom it is witnessed that he lives?

What does the condition of our heart speak in the courts of heaven?

What does Jesus advise in Matthew 5:23-26 regarding bringing an offering?

Why does Jesus warn against bringing an offering when there is a problem with someone else?

What does 'agree with your adversary quickly' (Matthew 5:25) mean in the context of the text?

What is emphasized as important when bringing an offering, according to the text?

In the context of the text, what happens if there's a problem between the giver and someone else while bringing an offering?

What does 'leave your gift there before the altar' (Matthew 5:24) suggest according to the text?

Why does God advise leaving the gift at the altar instead of giving it immediately?

What should be done before silencing an offering brought with a wrong heart?

What is Jesus cautioning against when advising not to give an offering if there's a problem between oneself and someone else?

What does 'agreement with your adversary quickly' (Matthew 5:25) imply according to the text?

What was Job's reason for offering burnt offerings according to the text?

What does Satan accuse Job of in the text?

What did Satan's accusation against Job imply about Job's offerings?

What did Satan request permission to do in response to his accusation against Job?

What is the significance of bringing offerings in behalf of the culture, according to the text?

What analogy does Malachi 3 use to describe God's refining work?

What did Job's sons and daughters do regularly according to the text?

What did Job fear might have happened to his sons during their feasting, according to the text?

What did Job hope to achieve by sanctifying his sons, according to the text?

What did Satan accuse Job of trying to manipulate through his offerings according to the text?

What does Satan imply about Job's motives when he questions whether Job fears God for nothing?