Story of David Bible Test

How did David respond to his sin with Bathsheba at first?

• He immediately confessed his sin to God and repented.

• He decided to talk to Uriah and explain what he did.

• He went to the battle so no one would know what he did.

• He tried to cover it up by having Uriah killed.

What severe consequence did David have to endure for his sin?

• David immediately died.

• David had to give up his throne.

• David and Bathsheba's son died.

• God abandoned David.

___________ is a state of sorrow and sincere remorse over sin.

• Forgiveness

• Repentence

• Conviction

• Contrition

___________ is the act of pardoning someone for an offense and restoring them to a loving relationship.

• Forgiveness

• Repentence

• Conviction

• Contrition

___________ is the act of turning away from your sin, and turning to God and following his righteous ways.

• Forgiveness

• Repentence

• Conviction

• Contrition

___________ is to make a person aware of their sin and tell them the truth about it.

• Forgiveness

• Repentence

• Conviction

• Contrition

Why might David have decided to stay home from the battle?

• He may have grown accustomed to a life of ease.

• He may have chosen to put his own comfort above his responsibilities.

• He may have grown prideful, thinking he couldn't lose.

• All of the above.

What sets people free?

• Cookies

• Truth

• People

• Sin

__________ means not aligning with reality.

• Truth

• False

• Reality

• Cupcakes

King (a)   ruled over Israel after King Saul died.