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What is faith? vs. 1
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How were the men of old approved by God? vs. 1,2
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How do we understand God's creation of the world? vs.3
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What kind of things made the things we now see? vs. 3
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What did Abel do "by faith"? vs. 4
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How does Abel still speak to us today? vs. 4
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What did Enoch do "by faith"? vs. 5
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What witness did Enoch receive from God before he was taken up? vs. 5
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What must we have in order to please God? vs. 6
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What two things must we believe by faith about God? vs. 6 - Name 2 things
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What did Noah do "by faith" after he was warned by God about things "not yet seen"? vs. 7
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What did Noah become by his faith? vs. 7
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What did Abraham do "by faith" when he was called by God? vs. 8
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Did Abraham know where he was going when he obeyed? vs. 8
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How did Abraham live "by faith" in the foreign land that God gave to him as a promise? vs.9
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Who were fellow heirs of the same promise that dwelt in tents with Abraham? vs.9
Note: Isaac was his son and Jacob was his grandson. Many times we see the phrase "The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob".
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As Abraham dwelt in tents, what was he looking for "by faith"? vs.10
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What did Sarah, Abraham's wife, receive "by faith", even beyond the proper time of life? vs. 11
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What did Sarah consider in her "faith"? vs. 11
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What came forth from Abraham and Sarah's descendant because of their "faith" and God keeping what He had promised them? vs. 12
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Although the saints of old died without receiving the promises, they welcomed them from a distance, seeking a country of their own, being exiles on the earth. They had opportunity to return to the country they came from, but what did they choose instead "by faith"? vs.13-16
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God is honored to be called their God because of their faith. What has He prepared for them? vs. 16
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What did Abraham do when he was tested by God? vs. 17
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What had God promised to do through Isaac who He was now asking Abraham to offer up as a burnt offering? vs. 18
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Take time to read Genesis chapter 22 to fully understand when Abraham went through this test. According to Hebrews 11:19, what did Abraham believe, even if he was required to slay his only son, Isaac?
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What did Isaac do "by faith" for his sons, Jacob and Esau? vs. 20
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What did Jacob do "by faith" even as he was dying? vs. 21
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What did Joseph do "by faith" when he was dying? vs. 22
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What did the parents of Moses do "by faith" when he was born, a beautiful child, under the edict of the king that all baby boys be killed? vs. 23
Note: For this account, you can read Exodus 1:16,22 and Exodus 2:1-10
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When Moses had grown up, what did he refuse to be called "by faith"? vs. 24
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"By faith", what did Moses choose rather than the passing pleasures of sin? vs. 25
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"By faith", what did Moses consider the reproach of Christ to be? vs. 26
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"By faith", what was Moses looking to? vs. 26
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"By faith", Moses left Egypt, not fearing the wrath of the king. How did Moses endure in his faith? vs. 27
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How do you endure by "your faith" in the same way as Moses did? Read 1 Peter 1:6-9 and write it out here:
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"By Faith", Moses kept the Passover and the sprinkling of the blood, so that he who destroyed the firstborn would not touch them. (vs.28 ) - Read about the Passover in Exodus 12:21-29. What caused the Lord to "passover" the houses of Israel? Exodus 12:23
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"By faith", Moses led the children of Israel through the Red Sea on dry land. What happened to the Egyptians when they tried to cross over? vs.29
Note: Read this account in Exodus 14:22-29
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Under the leadership of Joshua, what happened to the walls of Jericho "by faith"? vs.30
Note: Read this account in Joshua 6:15-20
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"By faith", Rahab the harlot did not perish along with those who were disobedient. What did she do that God honored her for? vs.31
Note: Read this account in Joshua 2:1-14 & Joshua 6:22-25
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What "people of faith" does the writer of Hebrews wish he had more time to tell us about? vs.32 - Name 7 given.
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What acts did these "people of faith" perform? vs.33-35a - Name 10 Things
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What did others endure so that they may obtain a better resurrection? vs.35 ...What do you think that means?
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What did others experience "by faith"? vs.35b - 38 - Name 13 things
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How does the writer of Hebrews feel toward these people "of faith"? vs.37
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How did all of these people gain approval unto God? vs. 39
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Why did these Old Testament saints not receive yet what had been promised them at that time? vs.39-40
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What had happened in the time of the writing of Hebrews that made believers "perfect"? What have we learned from Hebrews chapters 8-10 about being "perfected" through Jesus, our High Priest?
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Are you inspired by these heroes of "faith" today? How will reading this chapter effect your life from now on? Write your summary and post a prayer if you would like.
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