A Time to Weep

Preview: There is a time for weeping and a time for joy. In this lesson we can gain comfort and insight into our times of sorrow.


Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 7:1-15.

Memory Verse: John 11:35.

1. Is there a time to weep according to the Bible? Ecclesiastes 3:4.
2. Should we weep for the dead? Jeremiah 22:10 (first part) & I Thessalonians 4:13.
3. What must we do to be accepted of the Lord? Joel 2:12-13.
4. What is the difference between godly sorrow and the sorrow of this world? II Corinthians 7:10.
5. Did Jesus weep over lost Jerusalem? Luke 19:41.
6. What should be our attitude while carrying God’s message? Psalm 126:6.
7. Why is this true? Psalm 126:5 & Luke 6:21.
8. What example did Jesus give of a sorrowful Christian? John 16:20-22.
9. What did Solomon say about sorrow and laughter? Ecclesiastes 7:2-4.
10. What did Jesus say about those who mourn? Matthew 5:4.
11. Did Jesus see the world getting in a sorrowful condition? Luke 23:28-30.
12. Does the Lord hear the weeping of His children? Psalm 6:8.
Note: God hears every cry and sees every tear we shed for His cause. Jesus wept much to purchase our salvation in agony and pain (Hebrews 5:7). Let us think of His suffering for us when we feel we have to take so much abuse or shed so many tears for Him or because of others.
13. Should we weep during the time of persecution? Matthew 5:10-12.
14. Was Paul earnest in getting his message over to the people? Acts 20:31.
15. How did Mary show her love for Jesus? Luke 7:38.
16. What will be the final reward for all faithful servants? Revelation 21:1-5.