5. Does the second, third, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, or tenth commandment indicate the
author of the Decalogue?
Answer
No; none of them.
NOTE - The second commandment forbids the making of and bowing down to images, but does
not in itself reveal who the true God is. The third commandment says, "Thou shall not take the name of the
Lord thy God in vain," but it likewise fails to reveal the true God and giver of the law. A worshipper of the
sun might say he kept this commandment so far as it itself reveals what god is meant. So of the other
commandments here referred to. In the last five commandments the name of God is not even mentioned.
What contrast is drawn in the Scriptures between the Creator and false gods?
Who alone went into the second apartment, how often, and for what purpose?
1. How did Christ feel concerning Jerusalem, as He was about to make His final visit to the city before His crucifixion?
What, according to the prophecy of Daniel, was to characterize the time of the end?
19. Just before the pouring out of the plagues, what call does God send to His people still in Babylon?
In order to grow by the Word of God, what must one do?
What universal chorus of praise will then be heard?
Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle