SF107-05 | Our Daily Bread University

Romans 12 teaches which of the following?

The desire for vengeance is what?

This course instructs you to never . . .

What can free you to give your enemy food and drink?

Know that doing good to the person is an effective way of exacting vengeance on them and your heart will be satisfied.
Commit yourself to the concept that vengeance is unnecessary.
Give your vengeance to God because your heart will be satisfied and no longer need to harbor vengeance.
Take your vengeance out on the person because your heart will be satisfied and your desire for vengeance will be gone.

What does Solomon tell us about seeing vengeance exacted upon an enemy?

What does the thought of vengeance give us?

What is the most common reason people don’t want to forgive?

When you have the desire for vengeance, what two righteous choices do you have?

Ask God to take out vengeance on the person or to not take out vengeance on the person.
Ask God to take out vengeance on the person or take vengeance out yourself.
Take vengeance out yourself or do not take vengeance out.
None of the above are righteous choices.

Why can you trust that giving your vengeance to God will be enough?

Because God says, Vengeance is Mine, and I will make it right.
Because God says, Vengeance is unrighteous; I will take it and dispose of it for you.
Because God says, Vengeance is unnecessary; I will take it and dispose of it for you.
Because God says, Vengeance is for someone else, and I will give it to the person who is most suited to carry it out.

It’s better to ask God to have mercy on someone than to ask for vengeance on someone.

70×7: Finding Peace by Forgiving Others…And Yourself