FLH Bible Study

03/06/2022

Here's the questions for Saturdays bible study next week (March 12,2022 @ 7:00 P.M. on ZOOM)

CHAPTER 25 - READ THE CHAPTER FIRST

After two years, Festus, the new governor, was put into office in Caesarea. The Jews, still bitter and hateful for those years, immediately began once again to falsely accuse and harass the apostle Paul.

1. Their bitterness is further shown in verse 3. What were the Jews planning?

2. What did Festus suggest to the Jews at Jerusalem? v. 5

3. What was laid against Paul by the Jews from Jerusalem? v. 7

4. By whom did Paul decide he should be judged? vv. 10, 11

Paul knew that to go to Jerusalem would be instant death. The Jewish priests would set up a mock
trial and stone him as they had done to Stephen. But Paul also knew that the Lord had promised him he would witness in Rome. Caesar lived in Rome; therefore, God's promise and His will were being brought to pass in spite of the angry Jews and Paul's imprisonment.

5. Who were Festus' two visitors? v. 13

6. When Festus related the story of the prisoner Paul (read verses 14-21), what did he say Paul
affirmed? v. 19

7. Rich King Agrippa heard the story and decided to hear Paul himself. How was the trial described,
and what others were there? v. 23

8. As he introduced the case, what did Festus reveal about how many Jews came to him concerning
Paul and what they said of him? v. 24

9. Festus wanted to send Paul to Caesar Augustus in Rome, but there was a problem in sending him. What was it? vv. 25-27

02/27/2022

Here's the questions for next weeks bible study . :) on March 5th, 2022 @ 7:00 P.M. Hawaii Time on ZOOM

CHAPTER 24 - READ THE CHAPTER FIRST

1. How long did Paul's accusers wait before they went to Caesarea? v. 1

2. After the orator's overly flattering introduction (vv. 2-4), what did he say about Paul? vv. 5,6

3. Paul flatly stated that the accusations were false (vv. 11-13), but he did admit or confess two things. What were they? vv. 14,15 a. _______________________________________________
b. ________________________

4. What did Paul say he exercised himself to do? v. 16

5. Who did Felix decide would clarify the controversy? v. 22

6. What did Felix allow Paul to have during his imprisonment? v. 23

7. Felix was hoping that Paul might bribe him (v. 26), so he spoke with Paul many times. Paul, of course, told him about the Lord Jesus and the judgment to come. At one point, Felix was so convicted by Paul's words that he trembled in his seat. What did Felix say at that time, just as many hard hearts have said to the Savior who patiently knocks at every heart.? v.25

8. How long was Paul left in prison in Caesarea? v. 27

02/22/2022

On Saturday (2-26-2022), we will be doing questions for Acts 23 :). The questions are below.

CHAPTER 23 - READ THE CHAPTER FIRST

The very next day (22:30), Paul was brought before the Jewish council. The Romans could not try him since they still had no idea as to the nature of his crime nor the multitude's accusations.

1. After Paul's opening comment, what did the Jews do at the command of the high priest? v. 2

2. What did Paul tell the high priest that God would do? v. 3

Did Paul know that he had spoken back to the high priest?
vv. 4,5

Seeing the futility of his attempts at defending his beliefs, Paul decided to break up the meeting.
He did it in a very skillful manner. Both the Saducees and the Pharisees were at the council. These two groups, although they both persecuted Christians, had one basic disagreement. The Pharisees believed in the resurrection, or life after death. The Saducees denied the resurrection. (Read verse 8.) When Paul saw both groups, he stated his hope in the resurrection; the meeting ended before it even started because of the dissension that arose among his accusers. Read verses 6-8.

3. What did the captain fear would happen if he didn't take Paul away? v. 10

4 Who came and stood by Paul that night? v. 11

Where did the Lord promise him that he must go?

5. What did the conspiring Jews decide to do? vv. 12-14

6. What did these forty Jews ask the council to do? v. 15

7. How did the Roman captain find out about the conspiracy? vv. 16-21

Because Paul was a Roman citizen, the Romans had to take every precaution to safeguard their
prisoner's life. They decided to send Paul by night to the city of Caesarea.

8. What very elaborate es**rt did Paul have out of Jerusalem? v. 23

9. According to the letter sent to Felix, the governor of Caesarea (vv. 25-30), how did the Roman captain feel about Paul's charges? v. 29

10. Who was Felix going to wait for before he heard Paul's defense? v. 35

02/21/2022

Monday (Tonight) Bible Study Questions

IV. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD THE BRETHREN
God is not solely concerned with His relationship to His children, but also with their relationships toward one another. As the children of God and members of His body, we are to center our relationships upon the things of the Spirit. In II Corinthians 5:16 Paul declares, “we know no man after the flesh”. God has called us to fellowship with one another in spirit.

58. Write II Corinthians 5:16 in your own words.

The carnal and spiritual natures are affected by different attitudes, and so we must learn what God expects our attitudes to be.

59. I Corinthians 12:12-27 explains that as Christians we are literally part of Christ’s body. After reading these verses, check the box. [ ]

Answer the next three questions from this passage of scripture.

60. To what does God liken His church? vv. 12,13

61. In verse 20, God says His body has many of these.

62. In verse 21 we see that we need the other members of His body. Write this scripture in your own words.

Just as our physical body needs every part in order to function properly, so does the body of Christ.
God wants His body of believers to move in the Spirit.
The Bible records an instance when believers were not walking in the Spirit. Read Mark 9:33-35.

63. What were the disciples doing? v. 34

64. Look up the word “dispute” in a dictionary and write the definition here.

65. In I John 4:7,8, what are we exhorted to do?

God wants us to love one another in the Spirit. Without the Lord in control of our lives, we will
always center our lives around self. God wants to change this so that our lives are centered around Jesus first, others second, and then ourselves. This is hard for all of us; but in order to fit into God’s body and work effectively, we need to see the needs of others before our own.

66. In Galatians 5:13 Paul urges us not to use our liberty in Christ for our flesh. What does Paul say
we should do instead?

In Ephesians 4:1-3 God exhorts us to “walk worthy” of the vocation to which we are called. List two of the ways given whereby we can do this.
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69. Ephesians 4:25 describes our true relationship with one another. What is it?

Ephesians 4:31,32 instructs us about coming into right relationship with one another.

70. What should we forsake?

71. Why should we forgive one another?

72. What does tender hearted mean?

73. As humans we tend to shun the ugly or the weak. What does God say our attitude should be toward
them? Rom. 15:1

Very often we feel superior to other people. This is sin because in God’s eyes all men are created
the same. In James 2:1-9 we see an attitude of superiority manifested in the church. Read these scriptures; then answer the next six questions.

74. In what way was the wrong attitude of these believers manifested to the poor man? (Where did they seat him?

75. In verse 1, what are they told not to have?

76. In your own words, define “respect of persons”.

77. According to verse 4, if we have respect of persons we are “partial”. Using a dictionary, define the word “partial”.

79. What is the royal law?

If we have sinned in this area, we need to repent and let God change us.

80. Memorize I John 1:9 and write it here.

God desires to use His body to manifest His power to the world. If we are not submissive to the
Spirit, we hinder God.
Being in one accord is something for which we all should strive. To be in one accord is to be in unity.
Psalm 133 reveals God’s feelings about the unity of the brethren.

82. What does verse 1 say about unity among the brethren?

83. In verse 2, to what does God compare unity?

84. In this Psalm, who should dwell together in unity?

Perhaps you are wondering, “How do we obtain this unity, and then keep it?”

85. Write Ephesians 4:3 in your own words.

We need to strive to keep unity with our brethren.
86. Read Proverbs 6:16-19. What is God’s attitude toward someone who sows discord among the
brethren? v. 16

Arguing among the brethren and wrong feelings toward one another destroy growth in our own lives and in the life of our church body. We must come against Satan’s works of destruction and strive for unity.

87. Hebrew12:14 gives us instruction concerning others. What does it say?

88. What does I Corinthians 10:24 say?(Read this verse in another translation also.

If we are always preferring one another, we will begin to walk in unity.

89. Look up the word “unity” in the dictionary and define it here.

90. Write Ephesians 4:13 in your own words. (Use other translations, if desired.

91. Write Ephesians 4:15, 16 in your own words, using other translations to help you.

02/06/2022

02/01/2022

Here's the questions for next Monday's bible study.

III. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD THE HOUSE OF GOD
God has always designated a place of worship. In the book of Exodus we learn about the Taber- nacle. Read Exodus 26:1-27. God gave Moses specific instructions concerning the Tabernacle because it was to be the place of worship for all Israel.
The Lord not only gave plans for the construction of the Tabernacle, but He also gave Moses instructions concerning the worship that was to take place within the Tabernacle. In all, the Lord uses 15 chapters in Exodus to instruct His people concerning worship. The word of God makes it obvious that worship and the place of worship are very important.
40. Read Exodus 25-40. You may use the Living Bible or another modern translation. Check the box when you have completed this reading. [ ]

When Israel came into the Promised Land, God appointed a location for the Tabernacle and all Israel was to come and worship and perform their vows there.

41. What was the name of the city where the Tabernacle was placed? Joshua 19:51

42. Who assembled there to worship God? Joshua 18:1

Later, for convenience, the Israelites began building altars near their homes, visiting the Tabernacle
only once a year. God was not pleased with this.
Joshua 22:9-29 gives the account of an altar that was built outside of Shiloh. Even though the intentions of the two and one half tribes of Gad, Reuben, and Manasseh were good, the rest of Israel was outraged. In their reaction, we can see the mind of God clearly revealed to all who depart from His chosen place of worship. Read this account carefully.

43. What was Israel’s reaction to the two and one half tribes according to Joshua 22:16,18?


Believers can worship God in spirit and truth, wherever and whenever they call upon His name. However, without a commitment to a definite place and time for worship, our human nature leads us astray and deceives us into thinking church attendance isn’t necessary. Basically, this is what happened in Israel. The people built altars wherever they chose and reasoned it was not necessary to go to Jerusalem, and they were soon in a backslidden state.
Read Matthew 21:12-14 and Mark 11:15-19; then answer the next four questions.

44. In your own words, describe what was taking place in the temple.

45. What was Christ’s reaction to this? Mark 11:15,16

46. What did Jesus say God’s house was meant to be?

47. After the moneychangers were thrown out of the temple, what did Jesus begin to do? (Note Matt.
21:14)

This shows us that when respect for the temple was reestablished, the Lord was free to move in power. The same principle operates in the New Testament church. As the apostles were faithful in re- specting and attending the temple, God blessed their ministry and manifested His power by increasing the church.

48. Read Acts 2:46,47; then write these scriptures in your own words.

Just as God gave order for worship in the Tabernacle, He also gave order for worship in the church. He has given gifts to men (Ephesians 4:8, 11,12) for the edifying (building up) of His body the church. These are apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. The word of God also mentions other leaders such as deacons and elders in I Timothy chapter 3.
49. Read the account of how God set deacons in the church. Acts 6:1-8. Check the box when you have completed this reading. [ ]

The following scriptures pertain to respect and order in God’s house. In I Corinthians 14, Paul speaks about keeping order during the service. He does not stress doctrine, but rather that things be done in order. Verse 40 summarizes Paul’s instruction.
50. Write out I Cor. 14:40.

51. In I Timothy 3, Paul gives instruction concerning elders (overseerers), deacons and their wives. God has set high standards for the leaders of His church. In verse 15 Paul tells us why he has given us these instructions. What is it?

God has given us many examples throughout His word which clearly show that respect and order go
hand in hand. The house of God is a great importance to God. So much so that He commanded His people to center and structure their lives around it. This does not mean we should move next door to the church; rather, the house of God should be prominent in our lives.
God demands our faithfulness to His house; His dealings with Israel make this clear.

52. Read Hebrews 10:25. As the coming of the Lord draws nearer, what are we instructed not to forsake?

53. In Psalm 84:10, what does David say he would rather do than dwell in the tents of the wicked?

54. In Psalm 122:1, why was David glad?

55. Psalm134 commands the servants of the Lord to worship Him in His sanctuary. Write out verses 1
and 2 in your own words.

56. Who does God say is blessed? Psalm 84:4

57. II Chronicles 36:22,23 records God’s command to Cyrus to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem. In his proclamation, Cyrus challenged the Jews. What did he say about those who were willing to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the house of the Lord? v. 23

Studying God’s word gives the Lord opportunity to speak to our hearts. If God has spoken to your
heart concerning your attitude or your faithfulness to His house, ask Him to renew your commitment and love for His house.

01/17/2022

We are starting the second part of our Christian Living bible study series tonight at 7:00 P.M. our time on ZOOM.

Here are the questions for tonight. Please send message or leave a comment if you'd like to ZOOM link.

As Christians we are called to be Christ like, living differently than the unbeliever. God has spoken in His word that we are to be holy. In order to bring His high standard of holiness into our lives, God has to change us—not only our actions, but also our attitudes. Our natural (carnal) attitudes differ from God’s, and so we need continued exposure to the word of God by which we learn what God’s attitudes are and begin to develop them in our lives. We are not asked to do this in our own strength. God has given us the Holy Spirit by whom He works in us as we submit ourselves. Read Philippians 2:13.

I. OBEDIENCE - THE KEY TO CHRISTIAN LIVING
“Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect”. Matthew 5:48. God means what He says! He has called us to the narrow path of total obedience. We are deceived if we think we can live as the unbeliever and still be pleasing to God. The Bible tells of a great multitude who will expect to enter heaven and suddenly be awakened to the fact that their “Christianity” was not at all accept- able.

Read Matthew 7:21-23; then answer the next three questions.
1. In these verses Jesus says that only certain people will enter the kingdom of heaven. Who are they?

2. What will the Lord say to those who failed to do His Father’s will?

3. Those who will be turned away will have done many works in the name of God. What makes those
who enter different? v. 21

Obedience is the only way to fulfill the will of God. Every step in our Christian life will be a
struggle until we learn to obey God without question.

4. Look up the word ”obedience” in a dictionary and write out the definition .

King Saul disobeyed God’s command. Read I Samuel 15:22,23; then answer the next three ques- tions.

5. What is better than sacrifice to God?

6. In verse 23 God reveals His attitude toward disobedience. To what does God compare it?

7. What happened to Saul because he disobeyed God?

8. In Romans 12:1, 2 God asks us to present our bodies as living sacrifices. If we do this, what will
we prove?

9. As living sacrifices, how are we changed? Rom. 12:2
From Deuteronomy 28:1-14, list ten blessings of obedience.
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1-48 Jesus speaking to His disciples describes the wise servant. Scripture makes it
obvious that obedience is vital in our relationship with God. From Jesus’ teaching in these verses we learn that God holds us accountable to do what He has asked of us. Using this parable, answer the next two questions.

20. What happened to the obedient servant when the master returned?

21. What happened to the servant who knew his master’s will and failed to do it?

Some things about God’s will for our lives cannot be discovered except by experience as we live for
Him. However, there are many things that Scripture clearly reveals to be the will of God for every believer. To do the will of God, we must obey God as He reveals truths from His word. Bear in mind, these areas are not considered optional for us. The Lord has established specific standards and com- mandments that never change. Our part is to obey the Lord and “prove what is that good and acceptable will of God”.

22. Memorize Romans 12:1, 2; then write it here..

01/15/2022

here's the questions for tonights bible study at 7:00 P.M. hawaii time on ZOOM. Please message or comment for the link.

Thank you all!! God bless!!

Acts CHAPTER 19 - READ THE CHAPTER FIRST

Who did Paul find at Ephesus? v. 1

What did he ask these believers? v. 2

What was the only baptism these disciples knew? vv. 2,3

4. What happened as Paul prayed for them to receive the Holy Spirit? v. 6

When many seemed closed to the gospel, Paul took the disciples and taught them daily in the ways of the Lord and in the Word of God for two years.

5. What was the outcome of this serious, concentrated discipleship training? v. 10

6. What special miracles did God perform through Paul? vv. 11, 12

7. A group of Jewish exorcists tried to misuse the name of Jesus to demonstrate power. Who were these men? v. 14

8. What happened when they tried to cast out an evil spirit? v. 16

9. Through this incident, the sons of Sceva had tried to despitefully misuse the name of Jesus. However, their efforts failed, and instead, the name of Jesus was (V.17)

The people saw that the miracles were not superstition but from Almighty God. Many of the believers had been clinging to their old superstitious arts, but now with godly fear they burned their books in a public display before all men. The price given in verse 19 totals $10,000.00

10. What was the outcome of the people's open obedience in forsaking their old ways? v. 20

11. Paul purposed in the spirit to go to two cities. Which ones were they? v. 21

12. Who was Demetrius, and what did he make? v. 24

13. What did Demetrius declare that Paul said to the people? v. 26

14. What was the reaction of the workmen to Demetrius' words? v. 28

15. What spread over the entire city? v. 29

16. Why couldn't Paul enter into the theater where the rioting townspeople were? vv. 30, 31

17. What did these hysterical people cry out for two hours? v. 34

18. Who finally quieted the mob? vv. 35-41