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Who was the son of Jakeh? (30:1)
A. Omar
B. Shammah
C. Agur
D. Obed |
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To whom were the words of Augur declared? (30:1)
A. All men
B. Jakeh
C. Obed and Samuel
D. Ithiel and Ucal |
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Who said, “Surely I am more stupid than any other man”? (30:1-2)
A. Ithiel
B. Ucal
C. Jakeh
D. Agur |
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Who is a shield to those who put their trust in him? (30:5)
A. God
B. The king
C. The judge
D. Agur |
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God will prove you a liar if you do what? (30:6)
A. Lie
B. Disobey your parents
C. Cheat your neighbor
D. Add to His words |
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Which is one of the requests Agur made of the Lord prior to his death? (30:7-8)
A. Keep sorrow from me
B. Keep falsehood and lies from me
C. Keep my enemies from me
D. Keep an adulteress from me |
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| B. Keep falsehood and lies from me |
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Which is one of the two requests Agur made of the Lord prior to his death? (30:7-8)
A. Do not give me a broken spirit
B. Do not give me children
C. Do not give me a wife
D. Do not give me poverty or riches |
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| D. Do not give me poverty or riches |
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How much food does Agur request? (30:8)
A. Enough for a month
B. Enough for his neighbor
C. Enough for the poor
D. What is allotted to him |
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| D. What is allotted to him |
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What may be heard on the lips of a man who is full? (30:9)
A. “I ate too much!”
B. “Who is the Lord?”
C. “I need more!”
D. “I am not worthy.” |
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What may happen if a man is poor? (30:9)
A. He may steal
B. He may get a job
C. He may leave home
D. He may move back home |
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How is a man said to profane the name of God? (30:9)
A. By laughing
B. By eating too much
C. By falling in a pit
D. By stealing |
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What may happen if you malign a servant to his master? (30:10)
A. He may curse you
B. The slave may be beaten
C. You may be beaten
D. You and the slave may be beaten |
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What kind of generation does not bless its mother? (30:11)
A. One that curses its father
B. One that is selfish
C. One that does not know how to serve others
D. One that falls down |
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| A. One that curses its father |
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What is said of a generation that is pure in its own eyes? (30:12)
A. It is honored
B. It is dishonored
C. It is not washed of its filthiness
D. It will not stand before kings |
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| C. It is not washed of its filthiness |
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What is said of a generation with lofty eyes? (30:13)
A. It has thin eyelids
B. It has thick eyelids
C. It has eyelids that are lifted up
D. It has eyelids that are lowered |
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| C. It has eyelids that are lifted up |
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Who has teeth like swords and knives? (30:14)
A. A hungry man
B. A generation that gossips
C. A generation that devours the poor and needy
D. A man whose eyes are set on his neighbor’s house |
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| C. A generation that devours the poor and needy |
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Whose two daughters are Give and Give? (30:15)
A. A lion
B. A leech
C. A poor man
D. A wicked man |
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Some things will never say “Enough”. Which of the following is not one of those things? (30:15-16)
A. The grave
B. Earth
C. Mountains
D. Fire |
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What will become of the eye that mocks a father and scorns a mother? (30:17)
A. The ravens will pick it out and the eagles will eat it
B. It will go blind
C. It will see poverty
D. It will endure |
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| A. The ravens will pick it out and the eagles will eat it |
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Four things cannot be understood. Which of the following is not one of those things? (30:18-19)
A. The way of an eagle in the air
B. The way of a boy with his dog
C. The way of a serpent on a rock
D. The way of a ship in the midst of the sea |
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| B. The way of a boy with his dog |
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Who eats, wipes her mouth and says, “I have done no wickedness”? (30:20)
A. A virtuous woman
B. An adulterous woman
C. A polite child
D. The mother of a wise man |
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The earth quakes under four things. Which of the following is not one of those things? (30:21-23)
A. A servant when he reigns
B. A hateful woman when she is married
C. A maidservant who succeeds her mistress
D. A king who becomes a servant |
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| D. A king who becomes a servant |
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Four things are little but very wise. Which of the following is not one of those things? (30:24-28)
A. Ants
B. Bees
C. Locusts
D. Spiders |
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What have no king yet advance in ranks? (30:27)
A. Ants
B. Locusts
C. Badgers
D. Eagles |
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What can grasp with its hands and can be found in kings’ palaces? (30:28)
A. Pearls
B. Spiders
C. Ants
D. Thieves |
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Four things are stately in their walk. Which of the following is not one of those things? (30:29-31)
A. A lion
B. A male goat
C. A turkey
D. A king |
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If you have foolishly exalted yourself or devised evil, what should you do? (30:32)
A. Put your hand on your mouth
B. Fall on your knees and beg forgiveness
C. Accept your punishment
D. Call upon friends for help |
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| A. Put your hand on your mouth |
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What does wringing the nose produce? (30:33)
A. A sore nose
B. Dishonor
C. Blood
D. Honor |
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What does forcing wrath produce? (30:33)
A. Joy
B. Peace
C. Strife
D. A whirlwind |
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