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Solomon first applied wisdom granted to him by God at Gibeon by the
A establishment of high places in Judah
B utterances of proverbs and parables
C marriage alliances with foreign nations
D judgement between the two harlots
When David spared the life of Saul the second time, he took away his
A bow and arrow
B spear and jar of water
C royal crown and armour
D spear and iron sheild
When the spirit of the Lord departed from Saul,
A a new spirit entered into him
B an evil spirit from God tormented him
C he consulted an oracle
D he went into hiding
God provided water for the Israelites by asking Moses to strike the rock at the wilderness of
A Rephidium
B sin
C Massah
D Paran
When Moses stayed away for too long on the mountain, the people of Israel
A prayed and fasted
B embarked on farming
C returned to Egypt
D made and worshiped idol
God led the Israelites in the wilderness during the day in the form of
A fire
B light
C cloud
D rainbow
What was Moses' reaction when God called him to liberate his people from Egypt?
A He was afraid of being punished for his previous offence
B His people would think he was too young to lead them
C His people would not listen to him
D His father-inlaw would not allow him to go
Which of the following was not part of the honour done to Joseph when pharoah made him ruler in Egypt
A Joseph was made to address the people
B the land of Goshen was given to Joseph
C Joseph was dressed in garments of fine linen
D a gold chain was put around Joseph's neck
God blessed the seventh day and hallowed it because it marked the day that He
A completed His work of creation
B handed over the earth to Adam
C saw all His created work as perfect
D rested from His work of creation
The land, the sea and vegetation were created on the
A first day
B second day
C third day
D fifth day
According to Prophet Hosea, God said that He would not have pity upon the children of Gomer because they were children of
A adultery
B harlotry
C nakedness
D shame
'''....The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge...''
God told Prophet Ezekiel that the proverb above would no longer be used in Israel, but that
A the sins of Israel will be forgiven
B all sins shall be punished immediately
C the soul that sins shall die
D all sins are equal before God
Nebuchadnezzar called the three Hebrwes to come out of the fiery furnace because
A the flame of the fire slew those men who took them there
B he wanted to pardon them
C he was astonished to see four men loose and unhurt
D they had repented
''' But you, son of man, hear what I say to you; be not rebellious like that rebellious house; open your mouth, and eat what I give you.''
In the statement above, what was Prophet Ezekiel given to eat?
A written scroll
B Honey
C Fish
D A loaf of bread
King Josiah spared the tomb of the man of God from Judah because
A he was related to him
B he was contributed to his kingdom
C he had predicted Josiah's reforms
D the man had lived a holy life
The sin of Israel which profaned the name of the LORD in the time of Prophet Amos was
A trampling the head of the poor into the dust
B selling of strangers for silver and gold
C selling their children into slavery
D turning the house of the Lord to a market place.
According to Prophet Jeremiah, Judah was guilty of falsehood and Israel of
A stubbornness
B faithlessness
C disobedience
D hypocrisy
When King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon besieged Jerusalem, Jehoiachin, the king of Judah reacted by
A surrendering himself, his mother and servants
B escaping by the help of his guards
C mobilizing all his forces to fight back
D sending for all the prophets in the land
''' I called to the LORD, out of my distress and he answered me; out of the belly of sheol I cried, and thou didst hear my voice....'''
Jonah's statement above implies that God
A is happy when His servants are humble
B expects conviction of sin from His servants
C expects total loyalty from His servants
D hears and answers prayers in times of distress
'''....Therefore the people of Israel cannot stand before their enemies ...because they have become a thing for destruction...'''
Israel become a thing for destruction in the statement above because
A she had devoted things in her midst
B her soldiers refused to cooperate with the captain
C the captain of her army was terrified
D she had sent a few soldiers to battle
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