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In his effect to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, Nehemiah prayed against the insults of
A Nebuchadnezzer and Tobiah
B Amon and Shallum
C Tobian and Sanballat
D Geshem and Hulda
'' At that time shall arise.... the great prince who has charge of your people....''
A Michael
B the Deliverer
C the Messiah
D Gabriel
''It is enough; now, O LORD, take away my life I am no better than my fathers''
A ran out of food
B was threatened by Jezebel
C learnt that Ahab was looing for him
D had no water to drink at the Brook Cherith
What acts of righteousness did Isaiah admonish his peopl to demonstrate?
A helping the poor and offering sacrifices
B learning to do good and seeking justic
C avoiding evil and praying for others
D defending the orphans and respecting the widows
God decided not to punish the people of Israel during the reign of Josiah for the sins they committed because
A Josiah humbled himself before the LORD and repented
B He was merciful to him
C Josiah walked righteously before the LORD, his God
D He did not want Josiah to backslide
God promised the faithless Israelites that if they repented of their sins and returned to Him, He would
A fill them with His knowledge
B deliver their enemies into their hands
C give them shepherds after His own heart
D give them favour in the sight of the nations
''Hear this word, you cows of Bashan... who oppress the poor, who crush the needy....'' Cows of Bashan in the statement above refers to the
A women of Samaria
B wicked kings
C false prophets
D judges in Israel
The men who threw Shadrach were Meshach and Abednego into the fiery furnace were
A consumed by the flames
B amazed that the Hebrews were not burnt
C assisted to escape from being burnt
D promoted by the king
According to Hosea, the LORD would not have pity upon the children of his faithless wife because
A they had not been faithful
B they were rebellious children
C their mother had played the harlot
D their mother had not shown pity on them
When the Babylonians captured King Zebekiah they
A killed him immediately
B put out his eyes
C assaulted his wives in his presence
D took his sons to Babylon
''...When my soul fainted within me, I remembered the LORD, and my prayer came to thee...''
A at Tarshish
B at Nineveh
C in the belly of the fish
D in the ship
The new covenant God made with the house of Israel and the house of Judah was written on
A stones
B tablets
C their foreheads
D their hearts
The river that flowed out of Eden, to water the garden divided and became four rivers namely
A Pishon, Tigris, Gihon and Nile
B Nile,Pishon, and Euphrates and Tigris
C Gihon,Pishon, Tigris and Euphrates
D Pishon,Euphrates,Gihon and Jordan
Moses told the Isrealites that the LORD would give them fish in the evening and bread in the morning because He had
A heard their prayers
B seen their suffering
C heard their murmurings
D promised to feed them
''Let us flee from before Israel; for the LORD fights for them...
A the LORD drove the sea back by a strong east wind
B Moses stretched out his hand over the sea
C the angel of God sttod between them and the Hebrews
D their chariots were clogged in the sea
The sign of the covenant between God and Noah for all future generations was
A a treaty of peace
B bow in the cloud
C blood
D circumicision
'' Is not David hiding himself on the hill of Hachilah, which is on the east made to King Saul by the
A Philistines
B Amalekites
C Ziphites
D Hittites
What did Saul do after his defeat of the Amalekites?
A he returned to Shiloh
B he set up a monument for himself
C he offered sacrifices to God
D he repented of his sins
King Rehoboam refused to take the counsel of the elders because
A it was wrong counsel
B it was afraid of the outcome of their counsel
C it was a turn of affairs brought about by the LORD
D he was stubborn
King Saul asked Jesse to send David to him because he wanted David to
A kill Goliath
B serve him
C marry his duaghter, Michal
D become Jonathan's friend
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