Correct Answer: D. transfiguration of Jesus on the Mountain

Correct Answer: B. to be consecrated and have their garments washed

Explanation

A How David resisted taking Saul's life at the wilderness of Ziph (1 Samuel 26:1-25):

i Saul received a report from the Ziphites that David was hiding on the hill of Hachilah

ii So, Saul went in search of David at the Desert of Ziph with three thousand chosen men

iii Saul and his men made their camp beside the road on the hill of Hachilah facing Jeshimon whilst David stayed in the desert

iv. When David heard of the presence of Saul, he sent men to scout the whereabouts of Saul and this was confirmed.

v. With this information. David and Abishai went to the camp of Saul and saw him and Abner, the commander of the army lying down sleeping with the army encamped around them

vi. Abishai said to David that the Lord had delivered his enemy into head and that David should allow him to kill Saul.

vii. David rebuked Abishai because it is a sin to kill the lords anointed.

viii. David again said that Saul should be allowed to die in the hands of the Lord or in battle but not in his hand / the life of Saul was in God's hands.

ix., David then ordered Sau?'s spear that was stuck to the ground near his head and his water jar to be taken away

x. When David crossed to the other side, he called to Saul and his men saying they had failed to protect the King and that Abner, the Army Commander deserved to die

Xi. Saul then called out to David and he responded by asking why Saul was pursuing him and what his guilt was.

xii. David, however, said if it was the Lord's doing; then He should accept an offering but if it were men. they must be cursed before the Lord.

xiii. David wondered why the king of Israel should be hunting him like a partridge in the mountain.

xiv. Saul apologized to David and promised not to harm him because he had spared his life.

xV. David handed over Saul's spear and water jug to him and noted that the Lord rewards everyone for his/her righteousness and faithfulness.

xvi. David ended by saying that the Lord had delivered Saul into his hand but he would not lay hands on the Lord's anointed.

xvii. Because I valued your life, may the Lord value my life and deliver me from all troubles.

xviii, Saul blessed David and they both departed.

B. Benefits of self-control:

i. It is a sign of maturity/principled.

ii. it fosters harmonious living with others.

iii. It prevents reckless talks and actions/avoidance of temptation.

iv. It ensures well-thought out decisions.

v. It accords oneself respect and respect for others.

vi. It ensures peaceful resolution of disputes.

vii. It prevents tension/conflict/war.

viii. It builds trust/confidence.

ix. It promotes good health/healthy life.

Correct Answer: C. servant

Correct Answer: A) PiHahiroth

Explanation

The question is asking about what Moses told the Israelites when they were in a difficult situation. According to the options given, the correct answer is Option A: PiHahiroth.

PiHahiroth was a place near the Red Sea where the Israelites were trapped between the sea and the approaching Egyptian army. At this point, Moses told the Israelites to Fear not, stand firm, and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will work for you today (Exodus 14:13).

Moses was encouraging the Israelites to have faith in God and trust that He would save them from their difficult situation. This is a common theme throughout the Bible, where God's people are called to have faith and trust in Him, even in the midst of difficult circumstances.

It is important for Christians to remember that God is always with them and that they can trust in Him, even when things are tough. By having faith in God, Christians can experience peace and confidence in the midst of any situation.

Correct Answer: C. his heart was turned away from God

Correct Answer: C. the LORD would eventually smite Saul

Correct Answer: D. be called the sons of God

Correct Answer: C. Circumcision

Correct Answer: A. sharing responsibility