Lesson 3: Repentance

After his fall, did David pray just for forgiveness? Psalm 51:9-10

David prayed not only for forgiveness but also to be cleansed from his sin. He desired a pure heart.

David only prayed for forgiveness and did not ask to be cleansed from his sin.

David did not pray for cleansing, only for his sins to be overlooked.

Did David try to excuse or justify himself? Psalm 51:3-4

David tried to minimize his guilt by offering excuses and justifications.

No, David did not try to excuse or justify himself. He fully acknowledged his sin.

Yes, David justified his behavior by arguing that his sins were not as serious as they seemed.

Yes, David tried to excuse his actions by blaming others.

What leads us to repentance? Romans 2:4

Guilt and shame alone lead us to repentance.

The kindness and patience of God lead us to repentance.

Fear of punishment leads us to repentance.

Is repentance a gift from God? Acts 5:31

Repentance is granted as a gift from God, not something we achieve on our own.

Repentance comes from making amends for our mistakes.

Repentance comes from the heart of man.

Can we become better through your own efforts? Jeremiah 13:23

Yes, with enough determination and effort, we can change our character.

Through rigorous self-discipline and effort, we can become pure.

By following certain practices, we can transform our character on our own.

No, just as we cannot change the color of our skin, and a leopard cannot change its spots, we cannot change our character on our own.

How does the Bible illustrate the danger of cherished sin? Proverbs 5:22

Sin temporarily affects one’s life but is easy to overcome.

Sin is external and does not affect the individual's inner character.

Sin entangles and binds a person, making it increasingly difficult to escape.

It has no significant impact on their life.

When should we start obeying the voice of God? 2 Corinthians 6:2; Hebrews 3:7, 8.

At a future time when it is more convenient.

We should start obeying the voice of God today—now.

We should wait until we feel more prepared to obey.

We should begin to obey when we are older and more experienced.

After we have resolved all personal issues.

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