Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: For which offense was a man not put to death?

(a) Striking his father and mother; (b) kidnapping and selling a man; or

(c) striking out the eye of a servant.

2. If a man lent money to a fellow Hebrew who was poor, he was not allowed to :

(a) collect it back; (b) charge interest; or (c) set a time limit on repayment.1.(c) Striking out the eye of a servant (Ex. 21 : 26)

The master was not condemned for harming the servant whom he owned, but his cruelty required him to set the servant free.

2. (b) Charge interest (Ex. 22 : 25 ).

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: That God expected a man to respect another man's property is evident in the commandment "You shall not: --------

(a) Murder; (b) steal; or (c) talk the Lord's name in vain."
2. Sentence completion: If one gossips, he runs the risk of breaking the commandment
" You shall not-------"1. (b) steal (Ex. 20 : 15 )
2. " Bear false witness against your neighbor" (Ex. 20 : 16 ).

Law and Promise:

1. Fill in the blank: That God expected a man to respect the marriage relationship is evident in the commandment "You shall not commit ---------."
2. Sentence completion: God's regard for the sanctity of human life is revealed in the commandment "You shall not -------"1. "Adultery" (Ex. 20: 14 ).
The punishment for adultery was death for both parties (Lev. 20: 10-12 ).

2. Murder (Ex 20: 13 )

Law and Promise:

1. Fill in the blank: When God commanded the children of Israel to keep the Sabbath, He cited the events of--------as a precedent for their behavior.
2. "Honor your-------and your-------,that your days may be long upon the land which the Lord your God is giving you.1. Creation (Ex. 20 : 11 ).

2. "Father-----mother" (Ex. 20 : 12 )
Paul called this "the first commandment with promise" since length of life is connected to it ( Eph. 6 : 2 ).

Law and Promise :

1. Multiple Choice: On the sixth day of the week how much more manna were the Israelites to gather then on the five preceding days ?

(a) Two times; (b) three times; or (c) four times

2. True or False? When the people of Israel heard the conditions of God's covenant they complained that it was too demanding and murmured against Moses.1. (a) Two times (Ex. 16 : 22 )

2. False-- They agreed to do all that the Lord had spoken ( Ex. 19 : 8 )

He is not here; he has risen!THE RESURRECTION
LUKE 24 : 1-12