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God's punishment to King Solomon for idolatry was that all
A his wives and concubines would go to his enemies
B the tribes except Judah would be taken away from him
C his children and wives would go on exile
D the chambers of his palaces would be occupied by his enemies
Prophet Samuel had two worthless sons called
A Joel and Abihu
B Nadab and Abihu
C Joel and Abijah
D Abijah and Nadab
Who among the following deprived God of the honour due to Him by treating the sacrifices with contempt?
A Samuel and Samson
B Joel and and Abijah
C Hophni and Phineas
D Jonathan and David
"The Lord will sell Sisera into the hand of a woman" This statement was directed to
A Lappidoth
B Barak
C Jael
D Jabin
Deborah instructed Barak to engage the forces of Jabin in a battle at
A River Kishon
B Mount Gerizim
C Mount Horeb
D River Tigris
God prepared Joseph for his leadership role in Egypt through
A the love which his father had for him
B the trials and temptations of his earlier years
C his belief that his dreams would materialize
D the training received from his father
Moses' death was as a result of
A disobedience
B disrespect
C unrepentance
D old age
God said to Abraham " To your descendants I shall give this land". Which descendants are referred to here?
A Ishmaelites
B Philistines
C Edomites
D Hebrews
God's ability to create by His spoken word depicts His
A omnipotence
B omniscience
C sovereignty
D affluence
In the creation story, the task of giving names to all living creatures was performed by
What did the Jews do when Nehemiah told them about his mission in Jerusalem?
A They praised God for sending him to rebuild Jerusalem
B They informed Sanballat and Tobiah about his plans
C They were hostile to him and he became discouraged
D They encouraged one another to rise up and build the walls
In the vision of Isaiah , what did God say would happen to Israel before they would come back to Him and be healed?
A Their crops would fail for lack of water
B Cities would lie waste without inhabitants
C All the images of Baal would be destroyed
D They Temple in Jerusalem would be destroyed
According to Amos, what did the Israelites do after God smote them with blight and mildew?
A they still did not return to Him
B they repented of their sins
C they fasted and prayed for healing
D they cried unto the LORD
The scroll given to Ezekiel to eat at his call contained
A both praises and condemnation
B words of lamentation and mourning
C prescription for Temple worship
D the expected type of sacrifice
Obadiah showed his great reverence for the LORD by
A handing over five hundred Baal prophets for slaughter
B falling on his face before Elijah
C hiding Elijah in a cave for two years
D feeding the prophets of the LORD with bread and water
Solomon attempted to kill Jeroboam because Jeroboam
A was more popular than him
B was not faithful as the officer in charge of labour
C did not report what was prophesied concerning him
D was a threat to the throne
The pronouncement of God on Josiah for being penitent was that
A God would support him to repair the Temple
B Josiah would conquer all his enemies
C God would gather him to his grave in peace
D Josiah would have a peaceful reign
Ezekiel said that when the people of Israel turned away from all their sins, they would
A surely live and not die
B be free from attack
C lead mankind to God
D return from captivity
''Why did you bring trouble on us? The LORD brings trouble on you today''
A He was buried alive
B He was put in chains
C He was stoned to death
D He was flogged publicly
The effect that the faith of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego had on king Nebuchadnezzar and his subjects was that they
A refrained from persecuting the Jews in exile
B were converted
C forsook their gods
D believed that there was no other god able to deliver
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