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February 27-March 3, 2023

By February 26, 2023March 2nd, 2023Mrs. Kathryn Milton

February 27-March 3, 2023

Study Guide                                         

Bible Lesson 23 Solomon Reigns Wisely

Memory Verse: James 1:5 Now if any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God – who gives to all generously and ungrudgingly- and it will be given to him.

  1. Adonijah, David’s oldest living son, attempted and failed to become king when King David was old and dying.
  2. God responded to Solomon’s prayer for wisdom by granting Solomon wisdom, riches, and honor. As a result, he became a great leader and was the wisest man who ever lived.
  3. Knowledge consists of facts or ideas acquired by study, observation, or experience.
  4. Wisdom refers to the ability to make good decisions based on knowledge.
  5. Early on, Solomon was humble, listened to God, and obeyed His laws.
  6. James 1: 5-6 states that anyone who lacks wisdom should ask God for it, because He gives generously to all who ask in faith.
  7. Godly wisdom is more valuable than earthly riches and treasures.
  8. In the dispute of two women over the baby, Solomon said to divide the living baby in half. Because of Solomon’s knowledge of human nature and the wisdom god had given him, he knew that the real mother would want to save her baby’s life, even if it meant she had to give up the child.
  9. It is important for Christians to listen to God because then they will receive guidance for what to do in life.
  10. Solomon wrote proverbs so that people could learn godly wisdom, discipline, and discernment.
  11. The wisdom of God is very different from the world’s wisdom, which does not take into account the spiritual consequences of people’s choices.
  12. As Solomon grew older, his riches and many wives drew him away from God. His sins of intermarriage and idolatry displeased God.
  13. Simply knowing the difference between right and wrong is not enough. A person must also listen to God, act on knowledge and godly wisdom, and choose to obey God.
  14. Omnipresent means always present everywhere.
  15. Psalm 111:10 teaches that fearing the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
  16. Wisdom becomes part of a believer’s life once he or she learns to fear and revere the Lord.
  17. Applying God’s Word to everyday life is the foundation for wise living.
  18. Solomon wrote 3,000 proverbs and composed 1,005 songs; he was a scientist with great knowledge of many plants and animals.
  19. King David wanted to build a temple for the Lord, but God planned to have Solomon build it.
  20. God provided the treasures and talents to build the temple and told David to begin collecting items needed for the temple.
  21. Stewardship is the careful and responsible management of possessions, abilities, talents and time.
  22. Believers are expected to be wise stewards of the gifts and talents God gives to them, which are to be used to glorify God.
  23. Wise stewardship is a form of worship.

 

Spelling Lesson 24

transfusion – a state or process of transforming fluid into a vein or artery

resignation – a state of accepting something reluctantly against your desired position

resigned – to have shown signs of accepting something reluctantly; accepted

intercept – to receive something by coming in between

admittance – permission to enter

remittance – payment sent for goods or services

luminous – quality of emitting or reflecting light

imposition – a state of placing an unreasonable burden upon someone; excessive task or obligation

opposition – a state of placing or believing something opposite

unilateral – relating to one side

contortion – in a thoroughly twisted state out of its normal shape

distort – to twist something out of its normal shape

aviation – the process of designing, manufacturing and flying an airplane

performance – something done before an audience; show

performed – did something before an audience

convict – to convince of error or sin

consequence – a result or an effect

adversary – an enemy, or one who opposes or fights another

rebellion – an act of opposition or an uprising against those in authority

conspiracy – a secret plan to commit a crime or wrongdoing

 

Test Schedule February 27-March 3, 2023

Spelling Pretest – No spelling pretest this week

Bible: Chapter 22 (Absalom Rebels against David) Test – Tuesday, February 28

Reading Tests – Vocabulary and Story comprehension Friday, March 3

Spelling Definition Test – Thursday, March 2

Spelling Word Test – Friday, March 3

Read and Comprehend Cold Read – Friday, March 3

Math – Chapter 6 Test, Wednesday, March 1

 

Homework: Please check your child’s agenda for daily homework. (i.e., math)

Study for upcoming tests!

Read AR book for 20 minutes each night.

 

Weekly Focus February 27- March 3, 2023

Bible – Chapter 23 – Solomon Reigns Wisely

Literature – One Day in the Desert

Language – Unit 7 Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections

Math – Chapter 6 Test and Chapter 7 Geometry

Social Studies

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