BPA240-Midterm-Exam

Our dreams and desires do not have to come into submission to the vision of the ministry head.

The Father made sure all of Jesus dreams and visions were fulfilled.

Jesus put an intense portion of His own life into the disciples.

“Armorbearer” is translated strictly from the Hebrew, “nacah.”

It is not necessary to be rid of contention to be a good Armorbearer.

A good Armorbearer takes care of directives quickly and efficiently.

Correct information has nothing to do with carrying out jobs correctly.

It is okay to agree with people who want us to not tell the Pastor what they are telling us.

Joy, but not victory is an ever-present attribute of the Armorbearer.

It is a problem for God to get our vision fulfilled when our goal is to achieve our leader’s goal.

Our leaders face discouragement and disappointment.

True Armorbearers seem to think they should be in front of the Pastor except when war breaks out.

“Gentleness” of the Lord is what made David great.

Delicate situations dictate that we have the spirit and heart of the shepherd.

The Armorbearer’s reaction to the statement of what God wants done is not important when the Pastor announces it.

We are outfitted perfectly for what God has planned for our lives.

The true Armorbearer repels some attacks against his leader.

A true Armorbearer completes his leader’s plan successfully.

A true Armorbearer makes his leader’s surroundings pleasant and bearable.

We can see a biblical Armorbearer is just a hired hand.

His Armorbearer was wicked, but Abimelech was loyal.

Saul’s faithful Armorbearer was by his side though the army had fled.

Care of his leader’s horse was the Armorbearer’s duty.

Saul proved himself to be brave, but he was never a coward in his actions.

After Saul fell on his sword, his Armorbearer ran away.

It was the anointing upon the Armorbearer that caused the enemy to fall and be defeated before Jonathan.

David could not have walked in the same fear that caused Saul’s Armorbearer to refuse to kill him.

David epitomizes the true Armorbearer.

In the Old Testament days, armor bearing was priority number four.

Armorbearers are normally called to that position for a long time.

God sets us free from all oppression and trouble.

Our personal relationship with our leader is not important.

Armorbearers are to be a part of their leader’s lives.

Trading the intimacy of the Lord for the work of the ministry is a bad idea.

The man who has goals and hits half are not going to get a commendation.

The widow that got a directive from Elisha was the key to her own miracle.

A key to understanding longevity is to understand the call of God.

The devil has job opportunities for those whom God has a plan for.

Our job is our source.

In obedience to God’s original instructions, we will find our talents.

God will often change His mind when He places us in a church.

The first key to commitment is faithfulness and loyalty.

Loyalty is a test we will face first with God.

Often we are too big for the job.

What we do unto the Lord heartily, we will receive our reward from men.

The way that requires no effort and is easy is of God.

Armorbearers are there to help fulfill the vision God gives the leader.

God births a vision in a man through his spirit.

Leaders may tend to fear because others are grasping the vision and running with it.

We do not have to do anything after the vision is supernaturally planted in us.

Using a separate sheet of paper, discuss in 2- 3 paragraphs the differences between Saul’s Armorbearer, Jonathan’s Armorbearer and Abimelech’s Armorbearer.