CE 7 QE 3 Review

Memory Verse: Proverbs 3:5 (NIV)

Memory Verse: Proverbs 3:6 (NIV)

This book is "a collection of love poems

declaring mutual love and affection between the lover and his

beloved."

• Song of Songs/Solomon

• Job

• Ecclesiastes

• Psalms

• Proverbs

This book's themes includes

human suffering and God’s Sovereignty

• Song of Songs/Solomon

• Job

• Ecclesiastes

• Psalms

• Proverbs

This book is a collection of sayings/wisdom for godly living. And "invites readers to make life-changing decisions between wisdom and foolishness."

• Song of Songs/Solomon

• Job

• Ecclesiastes

• Psalms

• Proverbs

This book "is set in an unknown place

called Uz probably around the time of Abraham, its themes of

human suffering and God’s wisdom are timeless."

• Song of Songs/Solomon

• Job

• Ecclesiastes

• Psalms

• Proverbs

The author of this book wants to make sense

out of life, wisdom, and truth. At first, he proposes that everything

is meaningless (vanity). After careful observation, the pursuit of all

worldly pleasures, an assessment of wisdom, and an analysis of

the purpose of life, he concludes that a meaningful life is not found

in those frivolous pursuits. Instead, it is found in pursuing God as

our number one priority, remembering and obeying our Creator.

• Song of Songs/Solomon

• Job

• Ecclesiastes

• Psalms

• Proverbs

This book is a collection of poetic songs. Its purpose is to communicate with God and worship him.

• Song of Songs/Solomon

• Job

• Ecclesiastes

• Psalms

• Proverbs

Job (most of it), Psalms, Proverbs, and Song of Songs are _________

• Poetry

• Prose

Ecclesiastes is written mostly in _________

• Poetry

• Prose