Thought Questions

1. What would you say is the divine philosophy of suffering and poverty?

WM-SG 8.1

2. What evidence is there that God is not responsible for suffering?

WM-SG 8.2

Study Questions on Section II:WM-SG 8.3

“God’s Program for His Church”WM-SG 8.4

1. List five classes of people who will be benefited by reading Isaiah 58. (p. 28)

WM-SG 8.5

2. “The whole of the ______________________________________ is to be regarded as a message for this time, to be given over and over again.” (p. 29)WM-SG 8.6

3. What kind of ministry will bring life into the churches? (p. 29)

WM-SG 8.7

4. When is it impossible to fasten upon the arm of God? (p. 31)

WM-SG 8.8

5. What promise is given when you do work of mercy and love? (p. 31)

WM-SG 8.9

6. How only can we give a practical demonstration of the truths of the gospel? (p. 32)

WM-SG 8.10

7. What is the true interpretation of the gospel? (p. 33)

WM-SG 9.1

8. Christ’s definition of pure religion is “the exercise of pity, sympathy, and love” in the following places: (p. 35)
a.
b.
c.WM-SG 9.2

9. How is true godliness measured? (p. 37)

WM-SG 9.3

10. Our neighbor is every person who ___________________. (p. 43) Our neighbor is every soul who is ___________________. (p. 43) Our neighbor is everyone who is ___________________. (p. 43)WM-SG 9.4

11. “To leave the suffering neighbor unrelieved is a ___________________ of the ___________________.” (p. 47)WM-SG 9.5

12. What is the only genuine fruit of Christianity? (p. 49)

WM-SG 9.6