Jesus quiz

What does Jesus equate to anger?

Murder

What insight does Matthew 5:21-22 give about anger?

• Anger is easy love is hard. Whoever gets upset with his brother is liable to judgement

• Anger will be evaluated 

A healthy view of what can relinquish our anger?

• A healthy view of reality can relinquish some of our anger 

How do humans deal with their anger?

• Unjustified anger = your own will 

• Take it out on others, say hurtful things

What ought we do if we hurt somebody because of our anger?

…if the person is a believer? Anyone who is angry with a brother or sister will be subject to judgement and you should reconcile with them 

…if the person is an unbeliever? Settle matters quickly 

What does Jesus equate to lust?

• Adultery 

Characterize the outline of sex that Jesus provides us.

• Sex is good with the right person inside marriage 

Understand “in order to lust after her has committed adultery with her in his heart”.

• In order to: intent matters 

• Lust: covet; seek what is not yours 

• Heart: lust= adultery lust is adultery of the heart 

• Openness to sin is sin 

• Having a sexual thought is not necessarily a sin but it becomes a sin with intention

A healthy view of what can relinquish our lust?

• sex/sexualtiy 

Describe God’s general attitude towards divorce.

• He generally hates it but allows it 

God’s perfect vs. permissive will. Why are they different?

• God's perfect will is marriage and His permissive will is separation. God designed for us to be together but because of our hardness of heart we are allowed to divorce because of sexual immorality 

Remarriage is not permitted according to Scripture, except in cases of…?

In case of death

Characterize the outline of oaths that Jesus provides us.

1. Do not swear an oath ( let your yes be a yes) 

2. If you do swear an oath, be truthful ex. Court 

Disrespect

•  If anyone slaps you on the right cheek turn the left cheek to them as well

Materialism 

• Anyone who would sue you and take your tunic let him have your cloak 

Abuse of power 

• Anyone who forces you to go the mile go two 

Mooching 

• Give to the one who begs from you and do not refuse the one who would borrow from you