Day 4

4. The name of Uzziah's son who took over governing the kingdom afterward.
5. The fictional scenario student in Group 4 who turned away from good influences.
7. The number of brave priests who followed Uzziah into the temple to stop him.
9. The sacred object Uzziah carried into the temple to burn on the altar.
10. The city whose treasures were devoted to destruction, where Achan sinned.
13. The type of instructions God gives us—not as restrictions, but for our protection.
15. The specific family line or descendants designated for sacred duties.
16. What Uzziah became when he refused to listen to godly correction.
17. The major prophet in Group 1 who rebuked King Saul for his unlawful sacrifice.
19. The group of people who had the exclusive, sacred duty to burn incense.
21. The first king mentioned in Group 1 who also unlawfully offered a burnt sacrifice.
23. The emotion that entered Uzziah's heart after he became powerful, leading to his downfall.
25. The chief priest who confronted King Uzziah in the temple.

1. The name of the king whose story of pride and leprosy is featured in this lesson.
2. The wise proverb referenced in Group 3 that says pride goes before destruction.
3. The quality Uzziah initially had that brought him great success and fame from God.
6. The age Uzziah became king.
8. The prophet who instructed Uzziah in the fear of God during his early years.
11. The book and chapter where Uzziah's story is recorded.
12. The valley or battle site where Israel suffered defeat because of hidden sin.
14. The place inside the temple where the king should not have entered to offer sacrifices.
18. The skin disease that broke out on Uzziah's forehead as he raged at the priests.
20. The attribute Uzziah lacked when corrected, which we are all called to maintain.
22. The fundamental trait missing from Uzziah at the end of his life, unlike other repentant characters.
24. The man in Group 2 whose secret disobedience brought trouble to the whole community of Israel.