5. Beginning in I Corinthians 1:18, Paul has been contrasting the 18.
18. If the Jews and Romans would have had more information,
wisdom of God with what?
6. Many people, when they hear the gospel of God, as centered in the
cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, they consider it as what?
7. What did Paul refuse to mix with the message of the cross?
8. What does Pastor Bryan mean by the use of the term, “revelation”?
9. What is meant by the word, “inspiration”?
10. Paul adds the statement of verse 6 to make sure that we don’t
believe that what is anti-intellectual?
11. Man thinks that he can live life apart from any outside input from
whom?
12. To believe that we have all we need in the universities and books
and schools of learning around us is what kind of notion?
13. To be truly wise, you need what?
14. What would qualify a person as being mature?
15. What term does Paul use to refer to humble believers in the Word
of God and in Jesus?
16. What does Paul mean by the word, “mystery” in verse 7?
17. Deuteronomy 29:29 refers to the things God has not chosen to
reveal to us, as the what?
would they have embraced Jesus and believed in Him?
19. The fact that the Jews and Romans crucified Jesus is undeniable
proof that they didn’t what?
20. What cannot be acquired through the senses?
21. Verse 9 is NOT talking about what?
22. What is verse 9 referring to?
23. What is the only way to discover God’s truth?
24. Who is the only one who knows the mind of God?
25. What verse takes us along in the process from revelation to
inspiration?
26. Who guided the whole revelation to inspiration process?
27. 2 Timothy 3:16 boldly claims what?
28. Who is Paul describing when he uses the phrase, “natural man”?
29. What does Paul mean when he says, “nor can he know them,
because they are spiritually discerned...?”
30. Unsaved people reject the word of God and think that those
who love it are what?
31. Unsaved people think that if you come to church on Sunday night,
you are what?
32. “He who is spiritual” is a reference to a what?
33. The spiritual man is able to judge what?
34. Because of the work of illumination in our hearts by the Holy
Spirit of God, we understand what?
FROM GOD TO US
I Corinthians 2:6-16
(Series #9)
The following are questions designed to facilitate greater
learning and deeper understanding of spiritual truths presented in
the sermon “From God To Us” All of the questions are
answered as the sermon is presented. We hope that it will be a
catalyst to spiritual growth in your life.

35. What drives us and compels us as Christians? 1. What are some unique facts about how God chose to go about
getting His Word written?
36. What does verse 16 mean?

37. Because of the work of revelation and inspiration we have what?

38. As a Christian, do you find yourself intimidated by the supposed

wisdom of the world? Why?

Remember: Your responsibility, by God’s enabling, is to consistently apply the

divine principles and truths you have heard (Philippians 2:12-13; I Timothy 4:7-
9; James 1:22-27). As you meditate on this message, ask yourself these
questions:
¼How does God want my beliefs/actions to change?
¼How can I accomplish this change?
¼What is the first step toward bringing about this change?

2. Where were some places from which the Bible was written?
For Next Week:
1) Read I Corinthians 1:1-3:4through at least once this week.
2) W hat do you think causes disunity in the church? Ask some friends
what they believe causes disunity in the church?
3) This week, give some thought to what it means to be an immature 3. How many continents was the Bible written from?
Christian and how immaturity might impact a church body?
4) What distinguishes a person as a mature believer? 4. What three languages was the Bible written in?

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