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The prophet who told Naaman to wash himself seven times in river Jordan was
A Elisha
B Ahijah
C Gehazi
D Ahab
When Elijah pronounced heavy punishment against Ahab and his family, Ahab reacted by
A chasing Elijah to brook Cherith
B declaring that all land be held for the king
C threatening the life of Elijah
D calling Elijah an enemy of Israel
The condemnation of King Ahab by Elijah was not because of his
A marriage to Jezebel
B worship of Baal
C ascension to the father's throne
D erection of an altar for Baal
When David's son by Bathsheba died, she bore another son called
A Absalom
B Solomon
C Ammon
D Tamer
David reacted to the sad news of the death of Uriah by
A rending his clothes in despair
B increasing his troops in the battle field
C sending words of encouragement to Joab
D removing Joab as his Commander-in-cheif
Saul disobeyed God by sparing the life of Agag, the King of the
A Syrians
B Amalekites
C Phillistines
D Assyrians
Joshua died at the age of a
A hundred and forty years
B hundred and twelve years
C hundred and ten years
D hundred years
Joshua was a successful leader of his people because he
A was chosen by Moses
B trusted in God
C was a good spy
D was a brilliant soldier
God hardened the Egyptian's heart because
A of his plan to punish Pharoah
B Moses and Aaron deserved God's punishment
C God wanted to gain glory over Pharoah
D Pharoah was a powerful king
The priest of Midian gave Moses, his daughter
A Shiphrah
B Zipporah
C Puah
D Gershom
According to the first creation story, the firmament was created before
A animals and plants
B living creatures
C sea creatures
D land, seas and vegetation
According to Matthew, Jesus was accused of blasphemy when He said that He
A was the Messiah
B was the son of man
C would be at at the right hand of power
D would destroy the Temple and rebuild it
According to James, the prayer that has great power in its effects is that of
A one who fasts
B a righteous man
C an elder
D a prophet
After Adam's disobedience in the Garden of Eden, God guarded the tree of life with
A a strong wall
B seraphim and a flaming sword
C cherubim and a flaming sword
D an archangel
According to Ezekiel, one of the blessings of the new covenant was that God's people would
A return from the land of captivity
B be given a heart of flesh
C be free from diseases
D frighten their enemies
In his dedication of the Temple, Solomon reminded God of His promise to David that
A his descendants would always be blessed with the fruit of the womb
B Israel would never be defeated in battle
C Israel would be in peace with Hiram of Tyre
D there would always be a person from David's line on the throne of Israel.
People were saved during the flood as a result of
A Noah's kindness to them
B Noah's obedience to God
C God's covenant with Noah
D their obedience to God's call.
The purpose of the covenant between God and the Israelites was to
A make them obey Him
B make them rule over other nations
C establish a kingdom for them
D distinguish them from other nations.
How did David know that Saul had come against him in the wilderness of Ziph?
A it was revealed to Prophet Nathan
B A Ziphite informed him
C His spies informed him
D it was revealed to him in a dream
God decided to provide food for the people of Israel on a daily basis because
A He wanted them to have enough to eat
B He wanted to sea if they would obey Him
C they had accused Moses of starving them
D they murmured against Him
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