(1) Does the transforming of their minds release the New Creation from responsibility toward their fellow-men? Page 563, par. 1

(2) Why should New Creatures be much more alert than others to recognize the principle of justice? Page 563, par. 2

(3) What is the Divine injunction with respect to indebtedness, as expressed by the Apostle in Romans 13:8? Page 564, par. 1

(4) What should be the rule for every member of the New Creation as respects money matters? Page 564, par. 2

(5) Why should all New Creatures aim to keep their expenses below their income? Page 565, par. 1

(6) If we have in the past unwisely contracted debts, what should be our course? Page 565, par. 2

(7) What Scriptural precedent may be found for taking advantage of modern bankruptcy provisions? Page 566, par. 1

(8) If the debt were an obligation of friendship and not a business one, how should it be considered by a New Creature? Page 566, par. 2

(9) Are widows and orphans responsible for debts of the former head of the family? Page 567, par. 1

(10) How should we consider the matter of borrowing and lending, as between “brethren”? Page 567, par. 2

(11) If a brother be so situated that he could give no security for a loan, how should the tender of it consider the matter? Page 568, par. 1, first half

(12) In case the brother wished a loan with the intention of making profit, would it be proper to take security and require interest? Page 568, par. 1, last half

(13) What is the Scriptural injunction with respect to endorsing notes for others? Page 568, par. 2

(14) How should the New Creation regulate their household affairs with respect to petty borrowing and lending, as between neighbors? Page 569, par. 1, 2

(15) How should the borrowing of time by others be regarded by the New Creation? Page 570, par. 1

(16) What beautiful example did our Lord set us with respect to waiting for a positive invitation and assurance of welcome before accepting hospitalities? Page 570, par. 2

(17) To what extent should New Creatures permit themselves to be imposed upon by uninvited guests, whether “brethren” or relatives according to the flesh? Page 571, par. 1

(18) Does Matthew 6:34, 19, 20, teach us to make no provision for the future? What example has the Heavenly Father set us in this respect? Page 572, par. 1

(19) What is the proper interpretation of Matt. 6:34? Page 572, par. 2

(20) What is the difference between carefulness and anxious care respecting the morrow, and how is this illustrated in Scripture? Page 573, par. 1

(21) Does Matt. 6:19, 20, imply carelessness in respect to the daily interests of the present life? Page 573, par. 2

(22) How should all who have “chosen Christ” as their Master regard their earthly possessions? Page 573, par. 3; Page 574, par. 1

(23) How should money be regarded by the New Creation? Page 574, par. 2, 3

(24) What does full consecration to the Lord require of the poor as well as the rich? Page 575, par. 1

(25) Suggest what further explanation our Lord might have given “the rich young man,” had he possessed the proper heart-condition. Page 576, par. 1, 2

(26) Does consecration of our all to the Lord imply that all our means must be used exclusively in religious work? Page 576, par. 3; Page 577, par. 1

(27) What instructions do the Scriptures give with respect to making future provision for our families? Page 577, par. 2

(28) What is the duty of every parent with respect to reasonable provision for his children’s present and future interests and necessities? Page 578, par. 1

(29) Is the question of Insurance a religious or a purely business proposition? Page 578, par. 2

(30) In a case where the wife is not in sympathy with Present Truth, what course would be advisable on the part of the husband? Page 579, par. 1

(31) In view of the great Time of Trouble, what may be expected of Insurance Companies, especially those of a fraternal character? Page 579, par. 2; Page 580, par. 1

(32) Should the New Creation become members of Masonic or other secret societies? Page 580, par. 2; Page 581, par. 1

(33) What liberty of choice may the New Creation exercise in the matter of joining other mutual-benefit associations, not of a religious nature? Page 581, par. 2

(34) What advice is suggested regarding membership in labor organizations? Page 582, par. 1, 2

(35) What is a “busybody,” and what is the Scriptural reproof of such? Page 583, par. 1

(36) How should the Golden Rule be applied in such cases? Page 583, par. 2

(37) What is the peculiar form in which this natural tendency to meddle in the affairs of others sometimes attacks the New Creature? Page 583, par. 3

(38) When tempted to interfere with the affairs of others, what questions should we ask ourselves? Page 584, par. 1, first part

(39) Would it be “busybodying” on the part of a parent to look into the affairs of the family under his care? Page 585, top

(40) Where is the admonition against “busybodying” to be especially remembered and heeded? Page 585, par. 1

(41) How great is the influence of the tongue among the members of the natural body? Page 586, par. 1

(42) What is the only proper and successful method of restraining the tongue? Page 587, par. 1, 2

(43) What are the cravings of the new mind for fellowship with kindred minds? Page 588, par. 1

(44) What are the admonitions of the Word against associating with evil-doers? Page 588, par. 2

(45) What should be our sentiments toward an association with those related to us by ties of blood? Page 589, par. 1

(46) What was evidently the intention of the Lord with respect to the forming of a new family-the “household of faith”? Page 589, par. 2

(47) Does this new relationship imply the ignoring of sex proprieties, or that the unbelieving husband or wife should be neglected? Page 590, par. 1

(48) What should be the attitude of the New Creation toward the powers that be? What are the Scriptural admonitions along this line? Page 590, par. 2, 3

(49) What advantage has the New Creature from his viewpoint of present conditions in the world? Page 591, par. 1, 2

(50) Is it wise or necessary for the New Creation to alarm the world in respect to the Time of Trouble? Page 592, par. 1

(51) What position should the New Creation take in the matter of voting? Page 593, par. 1 to 5

(52) Should we use carnal weapons and fight for our native country and its rulers? Page 594, par. 1

(53) In the event of our being required to do military service, what would be the proper course to pursue? Page 594, par. 2

(54) Explain how our consecration vow should touch and purify every act of our lives. p 595

(55) Give three good reasons why the New Creation should not wear extravagant and conspicuous apparel. Page 596, par. 1 to 4

(56) Would the investing of money in stocks. bonds, etc.. be any more in harmony with our consecration vow than if spent upon extravagant dress and luxurious homes. Page 597, par. 1

(57) Is there any connection between our stewardship and the fact that the Lord has left His cause in need of financial support? Page 597, par. 2

(58) Briefly. what would be considered the proper course for the New Creation with respect to dress and money matters? Page 598, par. 1