Obedience And Rewards
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As we delve into the topic of obedience and rewards in Christian Religious Studies, we are confronted with fundamental aspects of faith and spiritual life. The concept of obedience is deeply rooted in the scripture and is exemplified through the actions of various individuals such as Abraham, the Hebrew midwives, and David. These personalities serve as models of unwavering obedience to God's commands.
Abraham, known as the father of faith, demonstrated unparalleled obedience when he was tested by God to sacrifice his son, Isaac, in Genesis 22:1-19. Despite the immense challenge and emotional turmoil, Abraham obeyed without hesitation, showcasing his unyielding devotion and trust in God. This act of obedience led to a profound reward, as God provided a ram as a substitute for Isaac, showcasing His faithfulness and fulfillment of His promises to Abraham.
Similarly, the Hebrew midwives in Exodus 1:8-22 exhibited remarkable obedience by defying Pharaoh's orders to kill the Hebrew male babies. Their courage and commitment to following God's moral law rather than the earthly authority resulted in God blessing them and establishing households for their faithfulness.
David, the beloved king of Israel, also serves as a prime example of obedience and reaping rewards. In 1 Samuel 30:1-20, during a time of distress when his own men turned against him, David sought the Lord's guidance and acted in obedience. As a result, he recovered all that was taken from him, illustrating the bountiful blessings of obedience and trust in God.
Conversely, the scripture also provides vivid narratives of disobedience and its grave consequences. The tragic events surrounding Adam's disobedience in Genesis 2:15-25; 3 led to the introduction of sin and suffering into the world, highlighting the devastating outcome of disobedience to God's commands.
The account of the Israelites' rebellion and the creation of the Golden Calf in Exodus 32 portrays the severe consequences of disobedience, as God's wrath was kindled against the people for their idolatry and faithlessness. This serves as a stark reminder of the repercussions of turning away from God's will.
Moses, although chosen by God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt, faced the repercussions of disobedience in Numbers 20:7-12. His failure to uphold God's holiness by striking the rock instead of speaking to it as commanded led to him being barred from entering the Promised Land, underscoring the serious consequences of disobedience even for the chosen leaders.
Saul, the first king of Israel, is another poignant example of disobedience and its tragic outcomes. From his initial anointing as king to his eventual downfall and death in 1 Samuel 10:1-16; 15:1-25; 16:14-23; 31:1-13, Saul's disobedience and rejection of God's instructions resulted in the loss of his kingship and ultimately his life.
In conclusion, the narratives of obedience and rewards, as well as disobedience and consequences in the Bible, serve as invaluable lessons for believers. They illuminate the importance of heeding God's commands, the blessings that flow from faithful obedience, and the dire implications of straying from His path. As we study these accounts, may we be inspired to walk in obedience, trusting in God's faithfulness and being mindful of the repercussions of disobedience.
Objectifs
- Identify The Rewards For Obedience
- Indicate The Reasons For Their Disobedience
- Identify The Consequences Of Disobedience
- Determine Why Abraham, The Hebrew Midwives And David Obeyed God
- Compare The Disobedience Of Adam, The People Of Israel, Moses And Saul
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- What did Abraham obey God to do in Genesis 22:1-19? A. Sacrifice his only son, Isaac B. Build an altar in Canaan C. Travel to Egypt D. Give away all his possessions Answer: A. Sacrifice his only son, Isaac
- Why did the Hebrew midwives disobey Pharaoh in Exodus 1:8-22? A. Because they hated the Israelites B. Because they feared God C. Because they wanted to become rulers D. Because they were paid to do so Answer: B. Because they feared God
- What was the outcome of David seeking God's guidance before attacking the Amalekites in 1 Samuel 30:1-20? A. He was defeated in battle B. He lost his army C. He recovered all that the Amalekites had taken D. He abandoned the battle Answer: C. He recovered all that the Amalekites had taken
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Question 1 Rapport
From the Synoptic Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles
a. How Saul escaped the plot and attempt on his life in Damascus.
b. Reasons people wish evil for others