Liberty Gospel Tracts - Bible Study Course - Marriage Part 3

Final Test

Marriage Part 3

When you are finished, please return the entire booklet back to us for grading. When it is graded, the booklet will be returned to you, along with the next booklet on marriage. May God richly guide you and give you wisdom from your study of this subject!

1. If a young man is rebellious to his parents, then his life is not going to go ________.

2. That means if a young lady is married to him, then her life is going to ____________ as well.

3. If a young man is grumpy and mean to his mother, sisters, and family, then he is going to be the same way in his own ________________ someday, other than by the grace of God.

4. Proverbs 28:20 says, "A faithful man shall abound with blessings: but he that maketh haste to be ________ shall not be ________________."

5. Colossians 3:23 says, "And whatsoever ye do, do it ________________, as to the Lord, and not unto men."

6. II Thessalonians 3:10 says, "...that if any would not ________, neither should he eat."

7. Throughout the Bible, God uses ambitious men — not ________ ones.

8. God will never lead you contrary to what the __________ teaches.

9. The ________ did not move, until the wise men had been instructed from God’s ________.

10. David was not just an exception — one who stayed home and obeyed his parents, and still found God’s best for his life. God’s replacement for Elijah, whose name was ____________, was doing the very same thing.

11. If a young person has a _______ heart, and is obedient to his/her parents, that one need never fear about missing out on God’s best in life — including the best ________.

12. ____________ is normally an unchaperoned time when a young couple is alone together.

13. I Corinthians 7:1,2 says "It is good for a man not to __________ a woman" (that he is not married to), so... "let every man have his own wife."

14. Your neighbor’s wife is any woman that will not be _________ wife some day.

15. One of the major problems of dating is that it is based upon trial and __________.

16. Dating sets people up in the mode to ______________ everyone to each other.

17. The word court means, "conduct or attention intended to win favor or dispel hostility; to ___________, tempt; to seek the ____________________ of."

18. We should not feel sorry for someone who is broken-hearted over the loss of a boyfriend or girlfriend, because it is a very serious ______ to fall in love with someone that is not your husband or wife.

19. The word betrothal means, "a mutual ______________ or contract for a future marriage."

20. Marriages in the Bible were arranged by betrothal, because that is the only scriptural way there is to find a husband or wife without sinning ________________ and/or outwardly.

21. The best way to see what someone is really like, is in a ____________ setting — not as paired-off couples.

22. Isaac is one of the very few in the Old Testament who only had ______ wife. Evidentially he felt that the servant had made a good choice for his wife.

23. Jacob was sent out to find a wife for himself, and he chose her on the basis of __________, just like most young men do.

24. The reason that it is okay to court during the engagement (betrothal) period, is because the Bible refers to them at that point as ______________ and ________.

25. God’s way (betrothal or engagement) results in no ____________ hearts, no ____________ thoughts, and never falling in love with someone that is going to be another person’s ______________ or ________.

How The Bible Says You Can Be Saved

1. Do you realize that you have sinned? (Rom. 3:23) (I John 1:8)

2. Do you realize the penalty for your sin? (Rom. 6:23)

3. Do you realize that if you die in your sin, you will go to hell? (Psa. 9:17) (Prov. 15:24) (Luke 12:4,5)

4. Do you realize that the Lord Jesus Christ paid that death penalty for you? (Rom. 5:8) (I Pet. 3:18) (I Pet. 2:24)

5. Do you realize that it is only through the shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ that you can be saved, and not through any good works of your own? (I John 1:7) (I Pet. 1:18,19) (Eph. 2:8,9) (Titus 3:5-7)

6. Do you realize that after Jesus died for your sins, He arose victorious from the grave the third day, proving that His sacrifice was sufficient to pay for all of the sins of the whole world? (I Cor. 15:1-4)

7. Do you realize that to be saved you must repent (you must have the desire to turn from your sin and false beliefs, and for the Lord Jesus Christ to cleanse you from all your sin)? (Luke 13:3) (Acts 3:19) (Acts 26:20)

8. Do you realize that after you get saved, God’s first command for you is for you to get baptized and then to live for Him? (Acts 2:41) (II Cor. 5:17)

9. Are you ready to now pray and ask the Lord Jesus Christ to forgive you of all your sins, and to save you? (John 1:12) (Rom. 10:13) (I John 5:13)

* If you are, then bow your head right now and confess to God that you are a sinner deserving judgment. Ask the Lord Jesus Christ to forgive you of all your sins, and to save you. Ask Him to cleanse your life, and to give you the power to live for Him. Ask Him to lead you to a good, Bible-preaching church, where you can follow the first command after salvation — that of getting baptized and publicly confessing your faith in Him. Ask Him to help you find some good Christian friends to encourage you in the faith and to help you grow.

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