I-Cor-10

.Bible Class Questions

QUESTIONS OVER
I CORINTHIANS CHAPTER 10:
x 1. In 9:27 Paul ended that chapter by saying, "But I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any means, when I have preached to others, I myself should be a castaway"—Now 10:1 continues with the connective word "moreover" (Greek, gar = for): What illustration does Paul now present that further emphasizes what he said in 9:27?
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2. Using the word "all" five times, what five things does Paul say that "all" of the Israelites had experienced in their exodus from Egypt?
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3. Using the Israelites as examples that Christians should not lust after evil things, what four warnings, beginning with the word "Neither," does Paul now give as to how we should not be like them as they were overthrown ("strewn") in the wilderness?
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4. "Now all these things happened unto them for _____________ : and they are written for our _________________ , upon whom the ends of the world are come [for us at the end of the ages, which has come, the last days]."
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5. "Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he _________ ."
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6. What does Paul say that God was faithful to do that we "may be able to bear [endure]" our temptations (trials)?
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7. Paul, saying that he was speaking as to wise men, told them to do what in reference to idolatry?
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8. What is the spiritual reality of the "cup of blessing" we bless, and "the bread which we break" according to Paul in 10:16?
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9. Showing the Lord’s supper was communion with Christ and Israel eating of the sacrifices were partakers of the altar, what parallel did Paul see in idolatry?
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10. "Ye cannot drink the cup of the Lord, and the ____________________________ : ye cannot be partakers of the Lord’s table, and the ____________________________ ."
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11. What did Paul have in mind when he said, "All things are lawful [permitted] for me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful [permitted] for me, but all things edify not"?
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12. What Scripture does Paul quote from the Psalms that shows that all meat belonged to God before man used it in idolatry and therefore it was all right to eat it?
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13. What two cases/situations does Paul speak of in reference to meat and idolatry where he tells them to eat, "asking no questions"?
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14. Whether we eat, or drink, or whatever we do, it should be done with what end in view?
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15. To whom did Paul say they were not to give offense?
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16. In what ways does 11:1, "Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ," tie in with the last of chapter 10?
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NAME: _________________________ DATE: ________________

ANSWERS: 1. The children of Israel coming out of Egypt and things that happened in the wilderness (I Cor. 10:1-13); 2. I Cor. 10:1-4; 3. I Cor. 7-10; 4. I Cor. 10:11; 5. I Cor. 10:12; 6. I Cor. 10:13; 7. I Cor. 10:14,15; 8. I Cor. 10:16; 9. I Cor. 16-21; 10. I Cor. 10:21; 11. Things like eating meats, etc.--not all things morally speaking; 12. I Cor. 10:26,28 (Psalms 24); 13. I Cor. 10:25,27; 14. I Cor. 10:31; 15. I Cor. 10:32; 16. I Cor. 10:33-11:1 (Romans 15:2,3);

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