Once again I will not be able to supply the commentary due to other responsibilites but I am sharing a few questions which would have formed a basis for the teaching notes which I normally share. -- Larry R Evans

The Crucibles That Come

Sabbath School Lesson

October 13, 2007

Larry R Evans

Class notes @: http://ssclassnotes.blogspot.com

Questions for Reflection
  1. Suffering comes to us for the purpose of strengthening our faith. True or False
  1. The necessary strengths to withstand the disappointments of life will be supplied. True or False
  1. Christ’s victory is automatically our victory. True or False
  1. Sin is progressive in its hold on us. True or False
  1. Grace is progressive in its hold on us. True or False
  1. All heartache is part of God’s refining process. True or False
  1. Our own stubbornness limits our own happiness. True or False
  1. We should ask God to send us through a refining process. True or False
  1. “Thorny” problems in life can bring spiritual blessings. True or False

10. It contrary to God’s character to lead us into circumstances which bring
us difficulty. True or False

11. If we see someone in distress we should not interfere because this may be
God’s refining work with this person. True or False

12. The Bible says that all things are brought to us by God for our good.
True or False

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