I. The Gunpowder (14:21-33)

A. A dysfunctional family does not fully ______________ for past offenses.

B. A loving God will never ____________________ His children (Isaiah 49:14-16, Psalm 27:9-10, Hosea 11:8-9).

C. A dysfunctional family teaches ___________________ as a necessary evil.

D. A loving God teaches _______ as a necessary virtue (2 Cor 4:1-2).

II. The Treason (15:1-6)

A. A dysfunctional family teaches _____________________ as the best defense.

B. A loving God teaches ________________________ as the only vindication (Isaiah 50:4-9).

III. The Plot (15:7-12)

A. A dysfunctional family absolves no one of personal ____________________ (Jeremiah 9:4-6, 12-14, 23-24).

B. A loving God is the ______________________ the world wants but can never give.