Correct Answer 1:
A tithe (a tenth) of all

Note:   Note that tithing did not begin with the Law of Moses. The first person recorded in the Bible as giving tithes is Abraham. In Romans 4:11–12, Abraham is called “the father of all those who believe…who also walk in the steps of the faith* [of] our father Abraham.” Believers who give their tithes to God today are certainly walking in the steps of the faith* of Abraham.

Note also that the priest to whom Abraham gave tithes was Melchizedek. And, according to Hebrews 5–7, Jesus is our great High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek.” As our High Priest today, Jesus still receives the tithes of His believing people.

Both Abraham and Jacob experienced God’s material blessings as a result of their tithing. In Genesis 32:10, Jacob said, “I crossed over this Jordan with my staff, and now I have become two companies.” When Jacob started to give tithes to God, he owned nothing but the staff in his hand. Twenty years later he was the rich head of a large and growing household.

Correct Answer 2:
God blessed Abraham in all things

Note:   Note that tithing did not begin with the Law of Moses. The first person recorded in the Bible as giving tithes is Abraham. In Romans 4:11–12, Abraham is called “the father of all those who believe…who also walk in the steps of the faith* [of] our father Abraham.” Believers who give their tithes to God today are certainly walking in the steps of the faith* of Abraham.

Note also that the priest to whom Abraham gave tithes was Melchizedek. And, according to Hebrews 5–7, Jesus is our great High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek.” As our High Priest today, Jesus still receives the tithes of His believing people.

Both Abraham and Jacob experienced God’s material blessings as a result of their tithing. In Genesis 32:10, Jacob said, “I crossed over this Jordan with my staff, and now I have become two companies.” When Jacob started to give tithes to God, he owned nothing but the staff in his hand. Twenty years later he was the rich head of a large and growing household.

Correct Answer 3:
(1)Be with him
(2)Keep him in the way that he went (3)Give him bread to eat (4)Give him clothing to put on

Note:   Note that tithing did not begin with the Law of Moses. The first person recorded in the Bible as giving tithes is Abraham. In Romans 4:11–12, Abraham is called “the father of all those who believe…who also walk in the steps of the faith* [of] our father Abraham.” Believers who give their tithes to God today are certainly walking in the steps of the faith* of Abraham.

Note also that the priest to whom Abraham gave tithes was Melchizedek. And, according to Hebrews 5–7, Jesus is our great High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek.” As our High Priest today, Jesus still receives the tithes of His believing people.

Both Abraham and Jacob experienced God’s material blessings as a result of their tithing. In Genesis 32:10, Jacob said, “I crossed over this Jordan with my staff, and now I have become two companies.” When Jacob started to give tithes to God, he owned nothing but the staff in his hand. Twenty years later he was the rich head of a large and growing household.

Correct Answer 4:
A tenth of all that God would give him

Note:   Note that tithing did not begin with the Law of Moses. The first person recorded in the Bible as giving tithes is Abraham. In Romans 4:11–12, Abraham is called “the father of all those who believe…who also walk in the steps of the faith* [of] our father Abraham.” Believers who give their tithes to God today are certainly walking in the steps of the faith* of Abraham.

Note also that the priest to whom Abraham gave tithes was Melchizedek. And, according to Hebrews 5–7, Jesus is our great High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek.” As our High Priest today, Jesus still receives the tithes of His believing people.

Both Abraham and Jacob experienced God’s material blessings as a result of their tithing. In Genesis 32:10, Jacob said, “I crossed over this Jordan with my staff, and now I have become two companies.” When Jacob started to give tithes to God, he owned nothing but the staff in his hand. Twenty years later he was the rich head of a large and growing household.

Correct Answer 5:
God dealt graciously with Jacob

Note:   Note that tithing did not begin with the Law of Moses. The first person recorded in the Bible as giving tithes is Abraham. In Romans 4:11–12, Abraham is called “the father of all those who believe…who also walk in the steps of the faith* [of] our father Abraham.” Believers who give their tithes to God today are certainly walking in the steps of the faith* of Abraham.

Note also that the priest to whom Abraham gave tithes was Melchizedek. And, according to Hebrews 5–7, Jesus is our great High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek.” As our High Priest today, Jesus still receives the tithes of His believing people.

Both Abraham and Jacob experienced God’s material blessings as a result of their tithing. In Genesis 32:10, Jacob said, “I crossed over this Jordan with my staff, and now I have become two companies.” When Jacob started to give tithes to God, he owned nothing but the staff in his hand. Twenty years later he was the rich head of a large and growing household.

Correct Answer 6:
A successful man

Note:   Tough straits cannot stop God from keeping His promises. Even in prison Joseph was a success. When he became great leader in Egypt, he succeeded even more. Joseph’s success came from his character and his relationship to God.
Correct Answer 7:
The Lord was with him and made whatever he did to prosper

Note:   Tough straits cannot stop God from keeping His promises. Even in prison Joseph was a success. When he became great leader in Egypt, he succeeded even more. Joseph’s success came from his character and his relationship to God.
Correct Answer 8:
(1)It should not depart from his mouth
(2)He should meditate* in it day and night (3)He should observe to do everything that was written in it

Note:   Joshua was called to lead God’s people into the Promised Land. Today Christians are called to enter “a land of promises.” Then or now, the basis for success is the same. Note that right meditation* is key. Compare the answer to question 13b(2).
Correct Answer 9:
He would make his way prosperous and he would have good success

Note:   Joshua was called to lead God’s people into the Promised Land. Today Christians are called to enter “a land of promises.” Then or now, the basis for success is the same. Note that right meditation* is key. Compare the answer to question 13b(2).
Correct Answer 10:
Then you will prosper

Note:   God prospered every king of Judah who was obedient to the law and faithful in the service of the temple—from the time of David to the Babylonian captivity.
Correct Answer 11:
God made him prosper

Note:   God prospered every king of Judah who was obedient to the law and faithful in the service of the temple—from the time of David to the Babylonian captivity.
Correct Answer 12:
He prospered in all his works

Note:   God prospered every king of Judah who was obedient to the law and faithful in the service of the temple—from the time of David to the Babylonian captivity.
Correct Answer 13: 

    (1)Not walk in the counsel of the ungodly.
    (2)Not stand in the path of sinners 
    (3)Not sit in the seat of the scornful
    
    (1)He must delight in the law of the Lord 
    (2)He must meditate* in the law day and night

Note:  that Psalm 1:1–3 was written to every believer who lives by these words.
Correct Answer 14:
(1)In tithes
(2)In offerings

Note:   When God’s people are not faithful in giving to God, a curse can come on a nation. This is true today for all nations, not just ancient Israel.
Correct Answer 15:
The whole nation was cursed with a curse

Note:   When God’s people are not faithful in giving to God, a curse can come on a nation. This is true today for all nations, not just ancient Israel.
Correct Answer 16:
By bringing all the tithes into the storehouse

Note:   Faith* is the only basis of righteousness* that God will accept. “Whatever is not from faith* is sin” (Rom. 14:23). (Compare Hebrews 11:6.) This is true in our handling of money and in every other part of our lives
Correct Answer 17:
Open the windows of heaven and pour out such a blessing that there will not be room enough to receive it all

Note:   Faith* is the only basis of righteousness* that God will accept. “Whatever is not from faith* is sin” (Rom. 14:23). (Compare Hebrews 11:6.) This is true in our handling of money and in every other part of our lives
Correct Answer 18:
(1)The kingdom of God
(2)The righteousness* of God

Note:   Faith* is the only basis of righteousness* that God will accept. “Whatever is not from faith* is sin” (Rom. 14:23). (Compare Hebrews 11:6.) This is true in our handling of money and in every other part of our lives
Correct Answer 19:
All these (material) things will be added to them

Note:   Faith* is the only basis of righteousness* that God will accept. “Whatever is not from faith* is sin” (Rom. 14:23). (Compare Hebrews 11:6.) This is true in our handling of money and in every other part of our lives
Correct Answer 20:
With the same measure that you use to give to others

Note:   Faith* is the only basis of righteousness* that God will accept. “Whatever is not from faith* is sin” (Rom. 14:23). (Compare Hebrews 11:6.) This is true in our handling of money and in every other part of our lives
Correct Answer 21:
As he may prosper (through God)

Note:   Faith* is the only basis of righteousness* that God will accept. “Whatever is not from faith* is sin” (Rom. 14:23). (Compare Hebrews 11:6.) This is true in our handling of money and in every other part of our lives
Correct Answer 22:
That through His poverty we might become rich

Note:   According to the Bible, poverty is a curse. Deuteronomy 28:15–68 lists all the curses that result from breaking God’s law. In verse 48, the following are included: “You shall serve your enemies…in hunger, in thirst, in nakedness, and in need of all things.” This is absolute poverty. On the cross, Jesus took upon Himself every one of these curses. (See Galatians 3:13–14.) He was hungry, thirsty, naked, in need of everything. He did this that believers might receive God’s riches for every need. (See Philippians 4:19.)
Correct Answer 23:
A cheerful giver

Note:   Literally, “cheerful” (2 Cor. 9:7) means “hilarious.”
Correct Answer 24:
We must sow bountifully (generously)

Note:   Christians should give in the same way that a farmer sows seed. They should give carefully, wisely, in areas that will give the best returns for God’s kingdom.
Correct Answer 25:
(1)We shall always have all sufficiency (plenty) in all things (2)We may have an abundance (plenty) for every good work

Note:  
Correct Answer 26:
Those who walk uprightly (morally)

Note:   Prosperity is God’s will for His believing people who obey Him.
Correct Answer 27:
Those who seek the Lord

Note:   Prosperity is God’s will for His believing people who obey Him.
Correct Answer 28:
In the prosperity of His servant

Note:   Prosperity is God’s will for His believing people who obey Him.
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