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| 41. Saul was rejected as king because of direct disobedience to God. (P.15, #45) |
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| 42. David became the second king of Israel. (P.15, #47) |
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| 43. King Solomon was known as the "man after God's own heart." (P.16, #49) |
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| 44. Solomon was given a degree of wisdom far above that which had been possessed by any man. (P.16, #50) |
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| 45. God entrusted King Solomon with the building of His temple in Jerusalem. ( P.16, #51) |
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| 46. Israel reached her peak |
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| 47. God's people were divided under the reign of Solomon's son, Rehoboam |
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| 48. Jeroboam prompted idolatry in Israel. ( P.17, #55) |
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| 49. Isaiah Prophesied that God would establish a kingdom for all races. (P.18, #57) |
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| 50. Daniel foretold that God's promised kingdom would stand forever. (P.18, #58) |
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| 51. Jesus referred to The Kingdom of Heaven as the church. (P.18, #58) |
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| 52. The Christ child had no human father but came directly from God to Mary's womb. ( P.19, #64) |
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| 53. Christ had existed in heaven from eternity. (P.19, #64) |
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| 54. An angel of God announced the birth of Jesus to the wise men. (P.20, #65) |
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| 55. Jesus was the only person who ever observed Mosaic Law perfectly. (P.21, #70) |
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| 56. The Greek word "baptizo" means "to sprinkle." (P.21, #71) |
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| 57. Jesus chose 12 men to be trained as apostles to lead his people. (P.22, #73) |
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| 58. Jesus proved over and over His claim to be the Son of God. (P.22, #75) |
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| 59. Soldiers broke the bones of Jesus to hasten his death on the cross. (P.24, #81) |
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| 60. With the death of Christ the second period of Bible history and the Old Testament Law both came to an end. (P.24, #82) |
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