Meekness

Preview: Merriam-Webster defines meek as: enduring injury with patience and without resentment. As trite as it sounds, patience is a virtue; one which God requires of all of His children. God’s children do not hold grudges, but encourage and embody forgiveness and love that overcomes the petty concerns of this world. We are living for a greater cause and a higher reward than that which can be found in this present earth. It is our duty to live as an example of God’s love.


Scripture Reading: Psalm 37:1-11.

Memory Verse: Matthew 18:3.

1. What promise is made to the meek? Matthew 5:5.
2. What was the character of Moses? Numbers 12:3.
3. What did Christ say of His own character? Matthew 11:29.
4. Of what is meekness a fruit? Galatians 5:22-23.
5. What does Christ say of those who exalt themselves? Luke 14:11.
6. How will humility lead us to esteem others? Philippians 2:3.
7. What are the meek exhorted to seek? Zephaniah 2:3.
8. Why are we exhorted to humble ourselves? I Peter 5:6.
9. How will the Lord beautify the meek? Psalm 149:4.
10. What inheritance is promised to the meek? Psalm 37:10-11.
Note: Let us be very humble so Christ can use us, and in the end we shall inherit the earth.