Lesson 13 · December 26, 1908
The Soldier and His Armor
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Questions
- 1.How is the duty of servants toward their masters set forth? Should they obey? .
- 2.Whose claim to service should the servant recognize above all others? .
- 3.Who besides the earthly master takes cognizance of such services? What assurance is given? .
- 4.What is the duty of masters toward those who are servants? .
- 5.What admonition is given to all? .
- 6.What is the Christian admonished to put on? For what purpose? .
- 7.Against what foes must the Christian strive? .
- 8.In view of the conflict to be met, what are we admonished to do? What will we then be able to do? .
- 9.What weapons will not avail in this conflict? .
- 10.Name the different parts of the Christian armor. .
- 11.In what spirit should this warfare be conducted? .
- 12.Why did the apostle desire prayers for himself? .
- 13.Under what circumstances did the apostle write this epistle? How did he desire to speak? .
- 14.Whom did he send to his brethren with a message of comfort? What was the character of the message? .
- 15.With what twofold benediction does this epistle close? .
Bible texts in this lesson
Ephesians 6:5-24 · Ephesians 6:5 · Ephesians 6:6 · Ephesians 6:7 · Ephesians 6:8 · Ephesians 6:9 · Ephesians 6:10 · Ephesians 6:11 · Ephesians 6:12 · Ephesians 6:13 · 2 Corinthians 10:4 · Ephesians 6:14-17 · Ephesians 6:18 · Ephesians 6:19 · Ephesians 6:20 · Ephesians 6:21 · Ephesians 6:22 · Ephesians 6:23 · Ephesians 6:24
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