Question

1 multiple choice i said which characteristic underlies the sin, \thinking in ecclesiastes\? concerns with gods judgment trying one path of earthly satisfaction after another worrying about obedience to gods commands living based upon the fear yahweh clear my selection 2 multiple choice i said the new testaments focus on heart change (from a spiritually dead, stony heart to a living, beating heart of flesh) resolves old testament practices most related to whom? abraham samuel ezekiel david clear my selection 3 multiple choice i want which proverb in the book of proverbs references the wise who just dont respect for gods rightful position of authority?

Explanation:

Question 1

In Ecclesiastes, the theme often involves reflecting on life's pursuits and recognizing God's judgment. The option "concerns with God’s judgment" aligns with the book's focus on ultimate accountability to God. Other options like earthly satisfaction or self - focus don't match Ecclesiastes' message.

David in the Old Testament is associated with a heart that was later seen as a model for spiritual transformation. The New Testament's focus on heart change (from dead to living) connects to David, as he had a heart after God's own. Abraham, Samuel, and Ezekiel don't have the same association with this specific heart - transformation theme related to New Testament teachings.

Proverbs emphasizes that respect for God (fear of the Lord) is foundational for wisdom and right living. Phrases in Proverbs that highlight this respect (e.g., "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom") reference those who respect God's authority.

Answer:

concerns with God’s judgment

Question 2