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Lesson 3 · October 21, 1905

The History of Haman's Family

Questions.

  1. 1.To what family did Haman belong? .
  2. 2.Who was Agag? .
  3. 3.What relation was Amalek to Esau? .
  4. 4.How was the character of the Amalekites shown by their attack upon Israel? .
  5. 5.How does this compare with Christ's treatment of the fainting, tired ones? ; (margin).
  6. 6.Is God's wrath kindled against all who afflict the weak and feeble? .
  7. 7.Against whom did the Amalekites raise their hand when they oppressed the weak? (margin).
  8. 8.What punishment did the Lord pronounce against Amalek? .
  9. 9.When were they to receive the punishment? .
  10. 10.Whom did the Lord commission to destroy the Amalekites? . Note 1.
  11. 11.Before attacking the Amalekites, what word was sent to the Kenites? How did their conduct compare with that of the Amalekites? .
  12. 12.In destroying only the vile and refuse, did Saul obey the Lord? .
  13. 13.How strong were the Amalekites twenty-three years later? .
  14. 14.Would Haman, the Agagite, ever have lived if Saul had carried out the command of God?

Notes

The Lord was long-suffering, and gave the Amalekites over four hundred years to reform before He commanded Saul to destroy them; but they clung to the same nature. They were ever ready to raise their hand against the poor and weak. Haman inherited all the evil tendencies of his race, and developed the most diabolical scheme of which we have any record. If God Himself had not interfered in behalf of His people, every child of God would have been destroyed in one fatal day. .

Bible texts in this lesson

Esther 3:1 · 1 Samuel 15:8 · Genesis 36:12 · Deuteronomy 25:17 · Deuteronomy 25:18 · Isaiah 40:11 · Matthew 9:36 · Exodus 22:22-24 · Exodus 17:16 · Exodus 17:14-16 · Deuteronomy 25:19 · 1 Samuel 15:1-5 · 1 Samuel 15:6 · 1 Samuel 15:9-11 · 1 Samuel 30:1 · Esther 3:13

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