Thou shalt not covet.

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1 Coveteousness is an unlawful desire for that which one cannot legally possess. True False 2 Coveteousness is a desire to gain through fradulent or illegal means. True False 3 To desire another man's wife is covetousness. True False 4 To desire another man's property without proper remuneration is covetousness. True False 5 Usually murmuring grows out of covetousness. True False 6 "Who shall give us flesh to eat?" was a testimony of covetousness. True False 7 Covetousness may grow out of one's memory. True False 8 Numbers 16:3 reveals Korah's covetousness. True False 9 God gave enough quails to feed Israel a month. True False 10 Korah's covetousness grew into rebellion. True False 11 Divine judgment fell on Korah and his followers. True False 12 The congregation gathered together against Moses and Aaron. True False 13 Moses failed God by smiting the rock. True False 14 Balak sent for Balaam to curse the people. True False 15 God revealed his will to Balaam at the close of his first prayer. True False 16 According to Jude 1:11 Balaam ran greedily after a reward. True False 17 God's anger was kindled against Balaam for his going. True False 18 On one occasion Balaam's animal knew more about God's way than Balaam knew. True False 19 Balaam's counsel was largely responsible for the plague at Peor. True False 20 The rich young ruler loved money more than he loved God. True False 21 Those who trust in riches may easily enter heaven. True False 22 "What shall we have therefore?" reveals Peter's covetousness. True False 23 Right attitudes and trust in God while serving God is the central theme of the parable of the same pay. True False 24 James pictures the outcome of a covetous person. True False 25 Covetous people are selfish and merciless. True False