Final Conclusion: which two practices are listed as ways to fear God?

• A. By keeping His Commandments with our actions; By keeping His Judgement in our minds
• B. By keeping His Judgement in mind
• C. By performing rituals
• D. By ignoring commandments

Answer: (A)

Fear of God is shown when wisdom people both live out God’s instructions and keep a constant sense of accountability before Him. The best choice pairs two dimensions: acting in accordance with His commands and continually keeping His judgments in mind. The outward obedience demonstrates reverence in daily conduct, while mindful awareness of judgment keeps that reverence active in thought and decision-making. Together they reflect a holistic fear of the Lord that covers both how we live and how we think about God’s authority.

Sticking to only mental reflection misses the practical outworking of faith; rituals without genuine obedience can be hollow, and ignoring commandments contradicts the very stance of reverence toward God.