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1. What is the biblical significance of the sheep and the shepherd?
2. What are the various meanings of "Lord" in the New Testament?
3. How do the Responsive Readings' teachings about paying taxes and about obeying "the most important commandment" relate to the Bible Lesson subject, "God the Only Cause and Creator"?

1. How does God's compassion (KJV: tender mercies), as described in Bible citation #B2, relate to God as the only Cause and Creator?
2. How does the 91st Psalm (Bible citation #B3) relate to God as the only Cause and Creator?
3. What is the origin, meaning, and significance of the biblical term Almighty as a name for God?

1. What is the benefit of understanding God as the only Cause?
2. How does God as the only Cause and Creator relate to Christian healing?

1. How does Peter's healing the man at the Temple relate to the understanding of God as the only Cause and Creator?
2. Peter had no money to give, but he did heal the man, who thereafter would have been able to earn a living. In the lives of the earliest Christians and in the early Christian church, what part did philanthropy play, and what part should it play today?

1. According Jesus' words in Bible citation #B12, how dependable is prayer?
2. How does prayer relate to the understanding of God as the only Cause and Creator?
3. How did Peter's self-denial and humility aid in his practice of Christian healing?

1. How does an understanding of God as the only Cause and Creator help enable us to overcome tears, anxious toil, and sorrow?

1. How does understanding God as the only Cause and Creator help us to understand God's compassion and to understand our practical salvation from sin, disease, and death?