It shall be (a)   to thy navel [body], and marrow [refreshing] to thy bones.

God allows certain illnesses for His (a)   .

______________________ them that have the rule over you, and __________________ yourselves, for they watch for your souls as they that must give account.

(a)  

Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man, for the (a)   sake.

Being wise in your own eyes is the attitude of (a)   .

Submission is an ________________________ of the heart, not simply an ____________________ of the body.

(a)  

Your " (a)   " could be a parent, teacher, pastor, boss, or a government official.

You should determine that you will _____________________ follow your authority into _____________________.

(a)  

If an authority tells you to sin, you must graciously (a)   .

Those in positions of authority over you will answer to ___________________ for what they require you to do; and you will answer for how you ______________________ to them.

(a)  

It is possible that you may _______________ the right thing, have the right ________________, and still have to ____________________ for it.

(a)  

(a)   mastered the skill of "graciously disobeying."

Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not _____________________ ______________________.

(a)  

Daniel was willing to be put in the ___________________ ________________ rather than sin against God.

(a)  

You can learn God's will primarily from _____________ study, ___________________, and sensitivity to God's Holy Spirit.

(a)  

Queen Esther was a good example of using a __________________ ___________________ to appeal to one's authority.

(a)  

The Word of God says that if any man lifts himself ______________, God will bring him __________________ but if he humbles himself, ________________ will lift him up.

(a)  

A humble attitude is an important part of God's prescription for (a)   .

Having the fear of the Lord means to

_________________ and to ________________ God's presence.

(a)  

When you honor God's presence you will (a)   from evil.

Sin starts to (a)   whatever it comes in contact with.

A plan of action when you cannot obey your authority:

Politely (a)   why you cannot obey the command.

A plan of action when you cannot obey your authority:

Suggest an (a)   idea.

A plan of action when you cannot obey your authority:

Be prepared to (a)   the consequences of disobedience.