2. [Luke 16:25] Lazarus received bad things (in life), but now he is...(A) dead, (B) comforted, (C) resurrected. 

3. [Romans 8:23] Christians are "waiting eagerly for"...(A) riches, (B) judgment, (C) adoption. 

4. [Philippians 1:23] To depart (this life) and be with Christ is...(A) better, (B) impossible, (C) the resurrection. 

5. [2 Corinthians 4:17] Affliction is producing for us...(A) hardness, (B) bitterness, (C) an eternal weight of glory. 

6. [Revelation 21:5] I am making all things...(A) new, (B)permanent, (C) good. 

7. [1 Corinthians 15:43] Our bodies are "sown in weakness". But will be...(A) "strengthened," (B) "raised in power," (C) "healed." 

8. [Romans 8:20] The creation was subjected to...(A) futility, (B) improvement, (C) change.

9. [2 Peter 1:4] You might become partakers the of divine nature, having escaped...(A) slavery, (B) prison, (C) the corruption. 

10. [Genesis 6:12] God looked on the earth, and behold, it was...(A) completed, (B) corrupt, (C) good. 

11. [Exodus 32:7] Your people...have...(A) multiplied, (B) suffered, (C) corrupted themselves. 

12. [Leviticus 18:25] The land has become...(A) defiled, (B) fruitful, (C) dried up. 

13. [Romans 8:21] The creation itself will also be set free from its slavery to...(A) corruption, (B) men, (C) fear. 

14. [Romans 8:28] All things...work together for good to those who...(A) live on the earth, (B) love Him, (C) reject Him. 

15. [Genesis 50:20] You meant evil against me, but God meant it for...(A) evil against me, (B) my punishment, (C) good. 

16. [Romans 8:39] Nor any...created thing shall be able to...(A) separate us from God, (B) live forever, (C) go to heaven. 

17. [2 Chronicles 16:9] God may strongly support those whose heart is...(A) weak, (B) completely His, (C) partially His. 

18. [Hebrews 10:26] There will be no sacrifice for sins for those who know the truth and...(A) go on willfully sinning, (B) repent, (C) believe. 

19. [Philippians 2:8] Jesus "humbled Himself by becoming"...(A) poor, (B) obedient, (C) a slave.

20. [Hebrews 2:10] It was fitting for God to perfect the author of their salvation through...(A) sufferings, (B) the Spirit, (C) education. 

21. [Hebrews 5:8] Jesus "learned obedience from the things which"...(A) priests taught, (B) He suffered, (C) the Spirit taught.

22. [Hebrews 2:14] Jesus died to "render powerless"...(A) all evil, (B) sin, (C) the Devil. 

23. [2 Timothy 1:10] Jesus "abolished"...(A) death, (B) slavery, (C) rules.

24. [Acts 24:15] There shall certainly be...(A) a resurrection, (B) forgiveness of sins, (C) wars. 

25. [Isaiah 59:16] God's own arm brought...(A) salvation, (B)a famine, (C) punishment. 

26. [Hebrews 2:17] Jesus became a merciful and faithful...(A) person, (B) high priest, (C) son. 

27. [Hebrews 7:27] Jesus offered one sacrifice for sins...(A) once for all, (B) until he next offering, (C) daily. 

28. [Hebrews 2:18] Since Jesus suffered temptation, "He is able to"...(A)be a sinner, (B) aid those tempted, (C) be forgiven. 

29. [2 Corinthians 5:21] Jesus "knew"...(A) no sin, (B) one sin, (C) many sins. 

30. [1 Corinthians 10:13] For our temptation, "God will"...(A) take you out of it, (B) remove it, (C) provide a way of escape. 

31. [Job 2:10] Shall we indeed accept good from God and not accept...(A) gifts, (B) money, (C) adversity? 

32. [Job 1:21] The Lord gave and the Lord...(A) gave, (B) has taken away (C) receives. 

33. [Job 1:21] During his suffering, Job said...(A) bad things, (B) "blessed be the name of the Lord," (C) "it is the devil's work." 

34. [Job 1:22] Through all this (suffering) Job did not...(A) sin, (B) repent, (C) keep the faith.

35. [Job 2:10] In all this (suffering) Job did not...(A) grieve, (B) care, (C) sin with his lips. 

36. [James 3:2] If anyone does not stumble in what he says, he is a...(A) teacher, (B) perfect man, (C) quiet man. 

37. [James 3:8] The tongue...is a...(A) gift, (B) part of the body, (C) restless evil. 

38. [Job 1:22] Job did not sin nor did he blame...(A) God, (B) the Devil, (C) himself. 

39. [Exodus 16:8] The Lord hears your grumblings which you grumble against...(A) Him, (B) the king, (C) God's servants. 

40. [2 Corinthians 1:4] God comforts us in all our affliction so that we may be able to...(A) comfort, (B) be healed, (C) mature. 

41. [2 Corinthians 1:6] If we are afflicted, it is for your comfort and...(A) the worlds comfort, (B) satisfaction, (C) salvation. 

42. [Galatians 4:13] It was because of a bodily illness that I...(A) could not visit you, (B) preached the gospel to you, (C) didn't labor. 

43. [Acts 8:4] Those who had been scattered...(A) went about preaching, (B) hid themselves, (C) quit following the Lord. 

44. [2 Cor. 1:9] We had the sentence of death...that we should not trust in ourselves, but in...(A) God, (B) doctors, (C) the law. 

45. [Hebrews 11:19] Abraham considered that God is able to...(A) raise the dead, (B) make you free, (C) punish. 

46. [2 Cor. 12:7] To keep me from exalting myself, there was given me a...(A) rule, (B) teaching, (C) thorn in the flesh. 

47. [2 Corinthians 12:9] God's power is perfected in...(A) our abilities, (B) weaknesses, (C) miracles. 

48. [2 Corinthians 12:5] I will not boast, except in regard to my...(A) deeds, (B) gifts, (C) weaknesses. 

49. [Jeremiah 9:23] Let not a wise man boast of his...(A) wisdom, (B) sayings, (C) accuracy. 

50. [2 Corinthians 4:7] We have this treasure in earthen vessels, that...the power may be of...(A) ourselves, (B) God, (C) the earth. 


1. How can you endure your weaknesses and sufferings? [Lesson 1]



2. Three Part Question:

(a) How did someone in the Bible comfort and consol a person who was suffering? [Lesson 2]
(b) Give an example from the Bible of how somebody’s physical weakness or suffering led to another’s salvation.
(c) Why did Paul have a near-death experience?



3. Three Part Question:

(a) Through what two types of extreme and terrible sufferings did Job continue to worship God? [Lesson 3]
(b) Give one example from the Bible of a person who sinned when suffering.
(c) Why was Paul so glad, proud, or well satisfied that he was physically weak and suffering?

4. Put any other comments to your facilitator here (optional):
(a) What most important NEW thing(s) did you learn?
(b) What impacted/struck you the MOST?
(c) How will it change your life?

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