Match the following items. part a1. sonship 2. prayed to be punished 3. given by abraham, isaac, and jacob 4. in our hearts and minds 5. god's abiding presence 6. seven thousand faithful followers 7. stumbling stone 8. child of promise 9. author of romans 10. supreme in powerpart ba. sovereignty b. patriarchal heritage c. jesus christ d. elijah e. isaac f. paul g. word of faith h. adoption i. mosesj. glory

1. Sonship - Adoption.

2. Prayed to be punished - Moses.

3. Given by Abraham, Isaac,and Jacob - Patriarchal heritage.

4. In our hearts and minds - Word of faith.

5. God's abiding presence - Glory.

6. Seven thousand faithful followers - Elijah

7. Stumbling stone - Jesus Christ.

8. Child of promise - Isaac.

9. Author of Romans - Paul.

10. Supreme in power - Sovereignty.

Explanation:

1. Adoption is the lawful, legal acceptance of someone into the family. Through the redemption by the blood of Jesus Christ, we are adopted into the family of Christ and becoming one with God.

2. In Numbers 12:11, Moses prayed to the Lord to ask for punishment for their disobedience.

3. The patriarchal lineage/ heritage was passed on from Abraham, our forefather and to Isaac and then to Jacob.

4. The Word of faith is in our hearts and minds, that they may stay with us forever.

5. God's abiding presence is felt in the form of the glory of God in us.

6. God told Elijah that there are still seven thousand faithful followers when he went against the prophets of Baal. (1 Kings 19: 18)

7. Jesus Christ is regarded as the stumbling stone/ block in Romans 9:33.

8. Isaac is the child that is promised by God to Sarah (Genesis 17: 15-27).

9. Paul, formerly known as Saul, was the author of the book of Romans in the New Testament.

10. Sovereignty is the supreme in power, the highest and most powerful of all the earth, this sovereignty lies with the Lord our God.

odysseus shows many acts of bravery in homer's epic poem the odyssey. first, he shows bravery when he tricks polyphemus, the cyclops, and gouges out his eye. this is an act of bravery. it will also cost him because polyphemus was the son of poseidon, the god of the sea.

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