Preview: There is a well-known saying that you “reap what you sow”. In other words, your actions may have future rewards or consequences depending on the choices you make each day.
Scripture Reading: Galatians 6:1-10.
Memory Verse: Galatians 6:7.
1. What did Christ say about sowing and reaping? Luke 6:37-38.
Note: A man’s deeds, good or evil, usually return to bless or curse him. A farmer sold butter to a village storekeeper and took sugar in exchange, complained that he was getting a short weight. “Look here,” he said to the merchant, “it seems to me you are giving me short weight sugar.” “No,” replied the storekeeper, “that can’t be, for in measuring out for that sugar of yours, I always use a pound of your butter as a weight.”
2. According to what principle does God deal with man? Psalm 18:25-26.
3. How is the same truth taught concerning the wicked? Psalm 109:16-17.
4. Why did judgment come against Babylon? Jeremiah 50:29.
5. What did Christ tell Peter about using his sword? Matthew 26:52.
6. What is the punishment for those who lead others into captivity? Revelation 13:10, Jeremiah 34:17.
7. What will be the punishment of spiritual Babylon? Revelation 18:1-2, Revelation 18:5-6.
8. What befell Haman, who sought to slay all the Jews? Esther 7:3-10.
9. What is promised to the saints? Galatians 6:8.
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