13 multiple choice 1 point when ezekiel and new testament writers focus upon god’s direct care of his people in place of their failed caretakers, god’s people are compared to what animals? lions eagles sheep stubborn donkeys clear my selection 14 multiple choice 1 point which of the following statements is true due to fallen human nature? we need advice, instruction, and rebukes from trusted sources. we can trust all advice from our peers equally. we should be quick to speak and to express all feelings verbally. we can trust ourselves to act on our feelings and desires. clear my selection 15 multiple choice 1 point which of the following themes in the old testament is carried into the new testament?

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### Question 13 (Multiple Choice)
# Brief Explanations:
In the context of Ezekiel and New Testament writings regarding God's people and failed caretakers, the comparison to "stubborn donkeys" aligns with the biblical imagery of Israel's stubbornness (e.g., in prophetic contexts where Israel is likened to stubborn animals for disobedience). Lions, eagles, or sheep don't fit the "failed caretakers" disobedient/stubborn theme as closely as stubborn donkeys.
# Answer:
stubborn donkeys

### Question 14 (Multiple Choice)
# Brief Explanations:
Fallen human nature means we need guidance (advice, instruction, rebukes) from trusted sources (like Scripture, wise counsel) to navigate. The other options are flawed: trusting all peers’ advice is unwise (peers can be wrong), expressing all feelings verbally isn’t always wise (some feelings need discernment), and trusting all feelings/desires is against the idea of fallen nature (desires can be sinful). So "We need advice, instruction, and rebukes from trusted sources" is correct.
# Answer:
We need advice, instruction, and rebukes from trusted sources

### Question 15 (Multiple Choice)
(Note: Since the options for Q15 aren’t visible, a general approach: Old Testament themes carried into the New include concepts like redemption, covenant, messianic hope, etc. For example, the theme of "salvation through a messiah" (from OT prophecies) is carried into NT with Jesus as Messiah. But without visible options, the following is a framework. If options included themes like "covenant fulfillment", "redemption", "messianic prophecy", that would be the answer. Assuming a typical option, e.g., "The theme of redemption/covenant/messianic hope" (exact wording depends on options, but the key is identifying an OT theme (like God’s plan for salvation, covenant faithfulness) fulfilled in NT.)
# Brief Explanations:
Old Testament themes like covenant faithfulness, messianic prophecy, or redemption (e.g., OT prophecies of a savior, God’s covenant with Israel) are carried into the New Testament (e.g., Jesus fulfilling messianic prophecies, the new covenant in His blood). The correct option would be the one aligning with such a carried-over theme.
# Answer:
(Depends on visible options; example if option is "The theme of messianic prophecy (or covenant/redemption) being fulfilled" → that option)

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