Grade 1 Scripture Study, Chapter 10: Deuteronomy 14: Holiness, Food Instructions, and Provision
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Complete four questions per day. Day 5 is an independent check. Print this page or use Print > Save as PDF. A dedicated fillable PDF has not been created for this chapter.
Day 1: Identity and Holiness, Deuteronomy 14:1-2
- Who is addressed?
- Whom are they set apart to?
- Which verse calls them a holy people?
- Why read about mourning practices with an adult?
Day 2: Food Instructions, Deuteronomy 14:3-8
- What two features are discussed?
- Is one feature alone sufficient under the stated rule?
- Whom is Moses addressing?
- Why should adults guide actual food decisions?
Day 3: Water and Bird Instructions, Deuteronomy 14:9-20
- What two features are named for water creatures?
- Which verse gives them?
- Are all older bird names easy to match with modern names?
- Should we guess animal identity from unfamiliar wording?
Day 4: Tithes and Provision, Deuteronomy 14:22-29
- What produce is mentioned at the opening?
- Name one group in verse 29.
- What is the stated purpose of the provision?
- Why separate the passage from modern financial customs?
Day 5: Independent Chapter Check, Deuteronomy 14
- Who is called a holy people in verse 2?
- What two features occur in verse 6?
- Which two features are named in verse 9?
- Name two groups receiving provision in verse 29.
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