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Bible Study Discussion

The Stumbling Block of Iniquity!

February 24, 1997

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Bible Study Questions

  1. Certain elders of Israel came to the prophet Ezekiel seeking direction and guidance from the Lord. What did God show Ezekiel about these men?

  2. Discuss the contrast between their inward and outward life.

  3. Am I a respected man of God, going about my ministry, yet indulging in secret sin?

  4. Do I expect God to ignore what is in my heart, and answer my requests in truth and righteousness?

  5. TRUE OR FALSE: Anyone believer who clings to a secret sin, or anything contrary to God's Word, cannot hear the true voice of God.

  6. Are you clinging to an idol in your heart?

  7. Do you have a stumbling block of iniquity in your heart?

  8. Are you under the dominion of a besetting sin?

  9. Are you deceived by a bondage that could destroy you?

  10. Define a "stumbling block of iniquity."

  11. Are you coming to God's house, raising your hands, and worshiping Him loudly -- yet carrying a stumbling block of iniquity in your heart?

  12. Describe the priests in the book of Malachi who wept in God's house night and day, covering the altar with their tears.

  13. When does hardness of the heart set in?

  14. What lesson can we learn from Ephraim (Jeremiah 31:19)?

  15. How can I once again hear the true word of the Lord?

  16. Will fasting help?

  17. Will God answer my prayer if I come to Him while coddling a stumbling block of iniquity?

  18. What happened to the children of Israel when they begged the Lord in the wilderness while harboring hearts full of idolatry (Numbers 11:33)?

  19. How did God answer Balaam?

  20. What happens to the person who refuses to cast down his stumbling block of iniquity, who refuses to acknowledge his idols and smash them up?

  21. What happened to King Ahab when he refused to cast down his stumbling block of iniquity (1 Kings 22)?

  22. How are fleshly Christians "led" to each other?

  23. Won't Christians who turn to the Bible to inquire of the Lord, while still clinging to stumbling blocks of iniquity, hear from the Lord?

  24. TRUE OR FALSE: Even the Scriptures can confirm your delusion.

  25. According to God's Word, why must God answer idolaters so harshly (Ezekiel 14:10-11)?

  26. What is your stumbling block of idolatry?

  27. What words can you pray to God to find deliverance from your idol?


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Date: Sat, 8 Mar 1997
From: Anonymous

When I read this message I was very much astonished in how much Bro. Wilkerson was really in line with the word of God and how I had to search my own life in this regard. I am very guilty in some ways and I got down on my knees that night and prayed that God would help me to remove all stumbling blocks and purify both my heart and soul.

I am glad that there are still ministers that are not afraid to preach the word so that we may LIVE!

Praise God!


Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1997
From: Anonymous
Subject: the newsletter stumbling block of inquity

David Wilkerson's message is right on target once again. Never in my entire life have I read such convicting sermons. The Lord's spirit is truly upon him.

Being a minister myself, I am convicted in my heart about certain stumbling- blocks in my own life. I have been seeking the Lord for a fresh anointing in my ministry. But the Lord has been showing me through his spirit my short comings, which prevents his life from being manifested in me.

My desire, as I am sure yours is too, is to be more like Jesus. I think if we would let the Holy Spirit search our hearts and minds, we would be suprised at what he would reveal to us about ourselves.


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