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I CORINTHIANS CHAPTER 11: x x 2. What two things in verse 2 does Paul praise them for? x 3. Who is the head of every man, who is the head of woman, and who is the head of Christ? x 4. How could a man praying or prophesying dishonor his head, and how could a woman praying or prophesying dishonor her head? x 5. Why was woman created? x 6. "Nevertheless neither is the man without the woman, neither the woman without the man, _______________________ ." x 7. According to Paul, what does "nature itself" teach us about a man’s hair? x 8. What verse, considering the different translations, would seem to indicate that Paul’s teaching involving the head covering (as dealt with earlier in this chapter) was a Christian adaptation to customs already in practice and not necessarily regulations for every society? x 9. "Now in this I declare unto you I praise you not, that you come together not for the ___________, but for the ___________ ." x 10. When they were coming together in the church, Paul heard there was what among them which made him say "there must be also" what else among them? x 11. What were they doing when they came together that made Paul say that it was not the Lord’s supper they were eating? x 12. What teaching had Paul received from the Lord, as an inspired apostle, that he passed on to the Corinthians? x 13. In instituting the Lord’s supper, as the Lord broke the bread and gave it to his disciples and then the cup, what concluding thing was said each time? x 14. In eating the bread and drinking of the cup, what would his disciples proclaim or show (and for how long was this to be done)? x 15. Those who ate the bread and drank the cup of the Lord "unworthily" would be guilty of what? x 16. "For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation [judgment] to himself, not _______________________ _________________ ." x 17. Paul said, "For this cause many are weak and sickly among you, and many sleep"—What are two possibilities of the meanings of this statement? x 18. "If we would judge ourselves," as in properly partaking of the Lord’s supper, what did Paul say would not happen to us? x 19. "But when we are judged, we are ______________ of the Lord, that we should not be ________________________________________ ." 20. Instead of making a regular meal out of the
Lord’s supper, what does Paul tell them to do so that they "come not together
unto condemnation"?
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