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Theory answers
(1)
-God guided Abraham and his defendants to settle in cannan
-GOD led the isrealites through the red sea
-God gave the ten commandments to guide the isrealites conduct and behaviors
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(2a)
David committed adultery with
Bathsheba,Uriah's wife and
had a child. For this reason,God
was displeased and God sent
prophet Nathan who decreed
the death of the child and the
child was struck with
illness.When David realised
that God was displeased,He
interceded for the life of the
child and fasted and laid upon
the ground.Meanwhile the
intercession and admonition of
the elders did not change Gods
anger and the child died on the
seventh day.Out of fright the
servant could not report to
David lest he harmed himself
but later the news was
reported to him.On hearing
hearing the news he rose and
had his bath,annointd himself
and changed his appavel,he
went to the temple,worshipped
God for answering his prayer
and requested for food.His
servant were surprised at his
behaviour.However David
fasted wept so that God would
reverse his intention to take the
son's lifebut unfortunately the
child died he thought fasting is
no more necessary.David
summed up his courage and
believed that He could go to the
child but the child could no
more come to him
2b)i)
Man should fear and respect
God and submit to his will as
David did
ii)Man should be ready to
accept the will of God in their
lives
iii)True repentance and
forsaking of sins always
attract Gods favour and mercy
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5a) The parable begins with a young man,
the
younger of two sons, who asks his father
to give
him his share of the estate. The
implication is the
son couldn't wait for his father's death
for his
inheritance, he wanted it immediately.
The father
agrees and divides his estate between
both sons.
Upon receiving his portion of the
inheritance, the
younger son travels to a distant country
and
wastes all his money in extravagant
living.
Immediately thereafter, a famine strikes
the land;
he becomes desperately poor and is
forced to take
work as a swineherd. (This would have
been
abhorrent to Jesus' Jewish audience,
who
considered swinev unclean animals.)
When he
reaches the point of envying the food of
the pigs
he is watching, he finally comes to his
senses:
The son does not even have time to finish
his
rehearsed speech, since the father calls
for his
servants to dress him in a fine robe, a
ring, and
sandals, and slaughter the "fattened calf"
for a
celebratory meal. The older son, who was
at work
in the fields, hears the sound of
celebration, and
is told about the return of his younger
brother. He
is not impressed, and becomes angry:
The parable
concludes with the father explaining that
because
the younger son had returned, in a sense,
from
the dead, celebration was necessary:"But
it was
appropriate to celebrate and be glad, for
this, your
brother, was dead, and is alive again. He
was lost,
and is found."
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