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What will happen to a man who hardens his neck following much rebuke? (29:1)
A. He will be destroyed without remedy
B. He will be thrown into prison
C. He will be beaten with rods
D. He will have a millstone placed around his neck and be thrown into the sea |
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| A. He will be destroyed without remedy |
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What is said to cause the people to groan? (29:2)
A. High taxes
B. Bad weather
C. A wicked ruler
D. A whirlwind |
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What is said to cause the people to rejoice? (29:2)
A. When the righteous are in authority
B. Good weather
C. A bumper crop
D. A new king |
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| A. When the righteous are in authority |
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Which of the following is said to make his father rejoice? (29:3)
A. One who rises early
B. One who tends the flock
C. One who draws water
D. One who loves wisdom |
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How is a son said to waste his wealth? (29:3)
A. On harlots
B. On possessions
C. On friends
D. On food |
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What establishes a land? (29:4)
A. Power
B. Justice
C. Wealth
D. A strong city |
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How is a land overthrown? (29:4)
A. By power
B. By taking bribes
C. By ignoring the poor
D. By strong armies |
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Who spreads a net for his feet? (29:5)
A. One who flatters his neighbor
B. One who gives false testimony
C. One who hunts birds
D. One who loves |
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| A. One who flatters his neighbor |
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What ensnares an evil man? (29:6)
A. Transgression
B. Jealousy
C. Bitterness
D. A serpent |
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Who sings and rejoices? (29:6)
A. The wicked
B. The righteous
C. The rich
D. A man whose enemy has fallen |
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Who considers the cause of the poor? (29:7)
A. The king
B. The neighbors
C. The righteous
D. Only the poor |
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Who sets a city aflame? (29:8)
A. Arsonists
B. Scoffers
C. Enemies
D. Sluggards |
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Who turns away wrath? (29:8)
A. Wise men
B. Foolish men
C. Thinking men
D. Angry men |
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What happens when a wise man contends with a foolish man? (29:9)
A. The fool rages
B. The fool laughs
C. There is no peace
D. All the above |
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Who is said to hate the blameless? (29:10)
A. The bloodthirsty
B. Those who are blamed
C. Gossips
D. False witnesses |
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Who seeks the well-being of the blameless? (29:10)
A. The king
B. The judge
C. The upright
D. The wicked |
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What does a fool always do? (29:11)
A. Vents his feelings
B. Eats too much
C. Talks too much
D. Sleeps late |
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What does a wise man do with his temper? (29:11)
A. Loses his temper
B. Gives away his possessions
C. Hides his emotions
D. Holds back his feelings |
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| D. Holds back his feelings |
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What will happen if a ruler pays attention to lies? (29:12)
A. He will learn truth
B. His servants will become wicked
C. Friends will not trust him
D. He will fall off his throne |
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| B. His servants will become wicked |
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What do the poor man and the oppressor have in common? (29:13)
A. Nothing
B. God gives light to their eyes
C. They have families
D. They love their children |
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| B. God gives light to their eyes |
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What will happen if the king judges the poor with truth? (29:14)
A. The rich will be jealous
B. The rich will love him
C. The rich and poor will love him
D. His throne will be established forever |
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| D. His throne will be established forever |
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What do the rod and rebuke give? (29:15)
A. Pain
B. Anger
C. Rebellion
D. Wisdom |
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What is said of a child who is left to himself? (29:15)
A. He is a happy child
B. He is a fulfilled child
C. He makes life easy for his father
D. He brings shame to his mother |
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| D. He brings shame to his mother |
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What will the righteous see fall? (29:16)
A. Rain
B. Blessings
C. The wicked
D. Themselves |
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What will happen if you correct your son? (29:17)
A. He will get mad
B. He will give you grief
C. He will make rich
D. He will give you rest |
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How do you make your son a delight to your soul? (29:17)
A. Hug him
B. Give him an allowance
C. Correct him
D. Let him have his way |
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What happens when there is no revelation? (29:18)
A. People cast off restraint
B. People see nothing
C. People look to God
D. People go to sleep |
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| A. People cast off restraint |
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Who is said to be happy? (29:18)
A. He who keeps the Law
B. He who has no vision
C. He who dreams
D. He who gets his way |
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Who cannot be instructed by words alone? (29:19)
A. A son
B. A servant
C. A fool
D. A prince |
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Who has less hope than a fool? (29:20)
A. A big fool
B. One who is hasty in words
C. One who wrestles a bear
D. One who stares at the sun |
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| B. One who is hasty in words |
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What will be the outcome of a servant who is pampered from childhood? (29:21)
A. He will become a son
B. He will be worthless
C. He will be a shame to his master
D. He will be lazy |
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What kind of man stirs up strife? (29:22)
A. An angry man
B. A wise man
C. A working man
D. A silent man |
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Who is said to abound in transgression? (29:22)
A. A careless man
B. A calm man
C. A furious man
D. A thoughtless man |
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What will bring a man low? (29:23)
A. Working
B. Sickness
C. A broken spirit
D. Pride |
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What will bring a man honor? (29:23)
A. A son who gets his way
B. Having many friends
C. A humble spirit
D. Riches |
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What is said of the partner of a thief? (29:24)
A. He hates his own life
B. He will be caught
C. He is not to be trusted
D. He steals from his own partner |
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What is said to be a snare? (29:25)
A. The fear of God
B. The fear of man
C. A pit dug for a lion
D. Wealth |
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What will cause a man to be safe? (29:25)
A. Fear of men
B. Trust in the Lord
C. Pride
D. Caring for his neighbor |
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Where does a man get justice? (29:26)
A. From the ruler
B. From the Lord
C. From the judge
D. From his family |
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What is said of the unjust man? (29:27)
A. He is an abomination to the righteous
B. He will repent of his ways
C. He is a friend to the righteous
D. He will not get justice |
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| A. He is an abomination to the righteous |
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What is said of the upright man? (29:27)
A. He will get what he wants
B. He will never have sorrow
C. He is an abomination to the wicked
D. He is loved by the wicked |
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| C. He is an abomination to the wicked |
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