The first letter of each of the following responses will form the word which identifies something that was determined to be finished in seventy weeks. [1] The number in brackets indicates the number of words in the answer. (Additional clues may be found on page 21.)
1. Something for which a conscience-stricken king besought God, knowing that His loving-kindness was able to supply multitudinously. [2]
2. Something Old Testament saints received justly for every act of disobedience. [3]
3. The first man who sought to hide his iniquity in his bosom. [1]
4. Something which describes a wicked man as to what is (or isn't) before his eyes. [4]
5. Something said to be familiar to which an early king of Israel made inquiry and thereby lost much more than his kingdom. [1]
6. An animal destined to carry a remarkable load on its head as it wandered in the wilderness. [1]
7. Something one does, often inadvertently, that separates very friends. [3]
8. Two compass points whose distance relatively is a reminder of the Lord's thoroughness in removing the sins from every believer. [2]
9. That which the Lord Jesus endured, as prophesied in the Old Testament, to bring healing to those suffering under the curse of sin. [1]
10. Something belonging to a king which proved the absence of animosity in the one who was now displaying it to its owner. [4]
11. A verdict which a renowned servant of the Lord knew would rightly follow if he were kept from presumptuous sins. [1]
12. The authoritative way in which the law of Moses was introduced in the hand of a mediator. [3]
13. The only possible antecedent to "no transgression." [2]
Answers to these questions will be found in the next issue of Christian Treasury. R. Erisman