846devSoulFood

New International Version (NIV) of the Holy Bible. The Scripture passages are referenced as Book Chapter:Verse.

Soul Food devotion is inspired meal time food-for-prayer by our Judeo-Christian patriarchs. Abraham introduces hope for breakfast, Isaac offers breakaway inner strength for lunch, and Jacob delivers evening dinner of praise for safe keeping through our day.

Read Deuteronomy 4:7, 1 Samuel 12:23, 2 Chronicles 7:14, Job 7:8, and Mark 1:35

Deuteronomy is the 5th book in the Bible. 1 Samuel is the 4th book after Deuteronomy, 2 Chronicles is the 5th book after 1 Samuel. Job is the 4th book after 2 Chronicles. Mark is the 4th book in the Bible's New testament.

Complete the lesson and submit. Your teacher will receive your answers and respond. Have Fun.

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1. How does another patriarch, Moses, compare our God to other religions’ gods in Deuteronomy 4:7?
2. Interesting that we find intercessory prayer in 1 Samuel 12:23. What does it say?
3. What is the popular prayer from 2 Chronicles 7:14 that people often urge today?
4. God Himself vindicates Job from wrong doing. How does Job 7:8 show God’s expectation of intercessory prayer on behalf of others?
5. What does Mark 1:35 show us that reminds us of Isaac’s “breakaway time” for prayer that Jesus observed first thing in the morning?
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