Exam: Divine Guidance (2012)

Did you pray 15 mins. extra for this course?

(1/14) The anointing of His presence while praying specifically about a certain matter is one way to know that His light is guiding us in the right path.

(2/14) God can never guide us by “opening the Bible” to a passage at random.

(3/14) Of the 15 lights of guidance mentioned in the class, only some are essential; we can use the rest of them as a confirmation of what God is saying to us with the essential ones.

(4/14) God can test our obedience to a word from Him by asking us to NOT marry someone whom we sincerely love.

(5/14) According to Elijah’s experience in 1 Kings 19, God is not always present in the spectacular manifestations or powerful miracles.

(6/14) We can misinterpret God’s voice by not knowing how to differentiate between emotions and the true anointing.

(7/14) According to Isaiah 53, the person who God has manifested Himself to, is the person who believes.

(8/14) God’s guidance is something that God has only prepared for the “super-spiritual” leaders or ministers.

(9/14) Part of the creed of the biggest denomination (15 million), states that God does not speak to man anymore because all that He wanted to say is already in the Bible.

(10/14) It is necessary for us to learn all that we can about false doctrines, false teachers, the false anointing, etc., in order to not risk being deceived by a false anointing.

(11/14) We should seek counsel from leaders as a privilege and not as an obligation.

(12/14) On some occasions we do not hear the still small voice, but we can be guided by a prophetic word that acts as an umpire or referee in our decision.

(13/14) Write four reasons why we should be careful with what we hear:

(14/14) Name 10 of the 15 lights of Divine Guidance mentioned in the class; also mention on each light if it:
Mark the following as well:
a. is considered essential
b. is considered as a confirmation
c. sometimes contradicts His word