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WEEK ONE

BOOK I  CHAPTER 1  SECTION 1

WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF SELF THERE IS NO KNOWLEDGE OF GOD

1. What are the two parts of true wisdom according to Calvin?

2. What is Calvin=s Conclusion as to why man will seek God?

3. What condition must exist before man will seek God and God lead man to Himself?

BOOK I CHAPTER 1 SECTION 2

WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF GOD THERE IS NO KNOWLEDGE OF SELF

1. Why can man not obtain a true self-knowledge until man has considered God?

2. What is the only standard to measure self by?

BOOK I  CHAPTER 1  SECTION 3

MAN BEFORE GOD'S MAJESTY

1. Men are never convinced of their insignificance until what event occurs?

2. Why must man consider God before considering himself?

3. Do you think Calvin has regeneration in mind in this chapter, whereby man will turn      to consider God? Why or why not?