Due Date: April 29, 2015 Pre-Quiz 23 The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition Questions ; pages

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1 Pre-Quiz 23 The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition Questions ; pages Matching: Write the letter of the definition in front of the word that it best describes. 1. despair 2. temptation 3. sin 4. trespass 5. iniquity A. Sin pictured as stepping over the line of God's Law B. Missing the target of perfections set by God's Law; everything we say, think, or do that fails to keep God's commands or breaks God's command. C. Any situation that leads us astray into false belief, despair, or other great and shameful sins D. Sins, pictured as not equaling what God wants E. Giving up all hope True-False Mark the true statements with a plus (+) sign and mark the false statements with a (-) sign. If a statement is false, correct it by crossing out or changing words in italics. Do not cross out words that are not in italics. 1. The devil wants to lead you into true beliefs. 2. The devil wants to lead you into despair. 3. The devil wants to lead you into great and shameful sins. 4. God sometimes tempts us to sin. 5. Temptations to sin come from the devil, the world, and our sinful flesh. 6. We can face temptation relying on our own strength. 7. God helps us face temptation by keeping us away from it. 8. God helps us fall to temptation. 9. Sin makes us valuable. 10. Sin separates us from God. 11. Sin earns us life and salvation. 12. Only Jesus' blood can cover our sin. 13. Sin makes some prayers unacceptable to God. 14. God wants us to forgive others and gladly do good to them. 15. God wants us to forgive even people we do not like. 16. If we refuse to forgive others, we are refusing God's forgiveness as well. 17. In the Fifth Petition, we are asking God to forgive us and to help us to forgive others who sin against us.

2 Fill in the Blanks Look up the "The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition" in the Catechism either on page 308 or 8. On the quiz you will not be able to use your Catechism. us not into. What does this mean? surely tempts to, but we pray in this that God would and us, so that the, the, and our, may not us or us into belief,, or other great and shameful ; and though we are by them, we pray that we may and win the God Lead deceive despair devil false flesh guard keep lead no one overcome petition sin sins temptation tempted victory world

3 Lesson 23 The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition Questions ; pages Answer these questions using the Blue Catechism. Pay close attention to whether the question asks for a Bible passage or not. Whenever you write down a Bible passage, write both the (1) reference and the (2) words of the passage that answer the question. The last question is for your family to talk over. You don't need to write anything down for it. 1. List the three types of temptations described in Question Write a passage that shows that our sinful human nature tempts us to sin. (Q 364) 3. Write out a passage that assures you that God will help you when you face temptation. (Q 366) 4. Summarize what the Sixth Petition means. (Q 366) Memory Work: Catechism p. 5, 3 rd Article I believe that I cannot all believers. Family Discussion:Discuss how we can stay away from temptation and how God gives us the strength to fight temptations.

4 Thursday: Read Romans 7 1. What have we died to? 2. What struggle went on inside Paul? Bible Reading Romans 3. Who rescues him from his body of death? Friday: Read Romans 8: If someone lives according to their sinful nature, what is their attitude toward God? 2. When you are led by the Spirit of God, what are you? 3. As children or sons of God what are we able to do? Saturday: Read Romans 8: Who prays for you when you do not know what to pray? 2. What has God done for you so that you know that he will graciously give us all that we need? Sunday: Read Romans 9 1. Abraham's natural children do not necessarily count as God's children, rather children of the, who believe as Abraham believed. They are the children of God. 2. Salvation does not depend on man's desire or effort, but on God's. Monday: Read Romans Complete: Someone can not call on God unless he in God. Someone can not believe in God unless he about God. Someone can not hear about God unless someone to them. Someone can not preach to them unless they are. 2. How does faith come? Tuesday: Read Romans God has grafted us Gentiles into his family, like grafting wild olive branches onto a vine. What will God do to us if we turn away from him? 2. What words does Paul write to praise God since he is beyond our ability to understand?

5 Matching 1. E 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. D True/False 1. - The devil wants to lead you into false beliefs God never tempts us to sin We can face temptation relying on God's strength God helps us overcome temptation Sin makes us worthless Sin ears us death and hell Sin makes all prayers unacceptable to God

6 Pre-Quiz 23 The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition Questions ; pages Matching: Write the letter of the definition in front of the word that it best describes. 1. despair 2. temptation 3. sin 4. trespass 5. iniquity A. Sin pictured as stepping over the line of God's Law B. Missing the target of perfections set by God's Law; everything we say, think, or do that fails to keep God's commands or breaks God's command. C. Any situation that leads us astray into false belief, despair, or other great and shameful sins D. Sins, pictured as not equaling what God wants E. Giving up all hope True-False Mark the true statements with a plus (+) sign and mark the false statements with a (-) sign. If a statement is false, correct it by crossing out or changing words in italics. Do not cross out words that are not in italics. 1. The devil wants to lead you into true beliefs. 2. The devil wants to lead you into despair. 3. The devil wants to lead you into great and shameful sins. 4. God sometimes tempts us to sin. 5. Temptations to sin come from the devil, the world, and our sinful flesh. 6. We can face temptation relying on our own strength. 7. God helps us face temptation by keeping us away from it. 8. God helps us fall to temptation. 9. Sin makes us valuable. 10. Sin separates us from God. 11. Sin earns us life and salvation. 12. Only Jesus' blood can cover our sin. 13. Sin makes some prayers unacceptable to God. 14. God wants us to forgive others and gladly do good to them. 15. God wants us to forgive even people we do not like. 16. If we refuse to forgive others, we are refusing God's forgiveness as well. 17. In the Fifth Petition, we are asking God to forgive us and to help us to forgive others who sin against us.

7 Fill in the Blanks Look up the "The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition" in the Catechism either on page 308 or 8. On the quiz you will not be able to use your Catechism. us not into. What does this mean? surely tempts to, but we pray in this that God would and us, so that the, the, and our, may not us or us into belief,, or other great and shameful ; and though we are by them, we pray that we may and win the God Lead deceive despair devil false flesh guard keep lead no one overcome petition sin sins temptation tempted victory world

8 Lesson 23 The Lord's Prayer: The Sixth Petition Questions ; pages Answer these questions using the Blue Catechism. Pay close attention to whether the question asks for a Bible passage or not. Whenever you write down a Bible passage, write both the (1) reference and the (2) words of the passage that answer the question. The last question is for your family to talk over. You don't need to write anything down for it. 1. List the three types of temptations described in Question Write a passage that shows that our sinful human nature tempts us to sin. (Q 364) 3. Write out a passage that assures you that God will help you when you face temptation. (Q 366) 4. Summarize what the Sixth Petition means. (Q 366) Memory Work: Catechism p. 5, 3 rd Article I believe that I cannot all believers. Family Discussion:Discuss how we can stay away from temptation and how God gives us the strength to fight temptations.

9 Thursday: Read Romans 7 1. What have we died to? 2. What struggle went on inside Paul? Bible Reading Romans 3. Who rescues him from his body of death? Friday: Read Romans 8: If someone lives according to their sinful nature, what is their attitude toward God? 2. When you are led by the Spirit of God, what are you? 3. As children or sons of God what are we able to do? Saturday: Read Romans 8: Who prays for you when you do not know what to pray? 2. What has God done for you so that you know that he will graciously give us all that we need? Sunday: Read Romans 9 1. Abraham's natural children do not necessarily count as God's children, rather children of the, who believe as Abraham believed. They are the children of God. 2. Salvation does not depend on man's desire or effort, but on God's. Monday: Read Romans Complete: Someone can not call on God unless he in God. Someone can not believe in God unless he about God. Someone can not hear about God unless someone to them. Someone can not preach to them unless they are. 2. How does faith come? Tuesday: Read Romans God has grafted us Gentiles into his family, like grafting wild olive branches onto a vine. What will God do to us if we turn away from him? 2. What words does Paul write to praise God since he is beyond our ability to understand?

10 Matching 1. E 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. D True/False 1. - The devil wants to lead you into false beliefs God never tempts us to sin We can face temptation relying on God's strength God helps us overcome temptation Sin makes us worthless Sin ears us death and hell Sin makes all prayers unacceptable to God