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The event which ultimately led to the destruction of the Northern Kingdom was the invasion of
ASyria by Assyria and Judah
BJerusalem by Syria and Israel
CDamascus by Judah and Syria
DAssyria by Israel and Judah
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Question 933
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Which of the following kings built city of Samaria?
AJeroboam ll
BAhab
COmri
DRehoboam
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Question 934
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The king who disguised himself when he traveled to Ramoth-gilead was
AAhijah
BJehu
CAhab
DJehoshapat
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Question 935
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The king that reigned in Samaria during the prophecies of Amos and Hosea was
AJeroboam, the son of Nebat
BJeroboam, the son of Joash
CAhab, the son of Omri
DJehoash, the son of Jehoaz
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Question 936
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In which of the Philistine cities did Samson carry away on his shoulder, the doors, posts and bar of the city gate?
AAshdod
BAshkelon
CGath
DGaza
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Question 937
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The cities of the Amorites were completely devastated by Israel through the combined forces of
Aplague, panic and hailstone
Bpanic, hailstone and sword
Cpanic, plague, and sword
Dplague, hailstone and sword
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Question 938
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'.....as I was with Moses, so I will be with you; I will not fail you or forsake you...' In the above passage, God addresses
Athe spies
BJoshua
CAaron
DGideon
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Question 939
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In order to stay alive, anyone who was bitten by the fiery serpent had to
Atouch the bronze serpent
Bmake a bronze serpent
Ckill a serpent
Dlook at the broze serpent
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Question 940
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''It is not the sound of shouting for victory, or the sound of the cry of defeat, but the sound of singing that I hear.'' This statement was was made at the
Aconsecration of the Israelites at Mount Sinai
Bcrossing of the Red Sea
Cfall of Jericho
Dworship of a new god
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Question 941
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Before God met with Israel at Mount Sinai, Moses charge his people not to
Ago near the mountain
Bgo near a woman
Ctremble at the sight of smoke
Dtremble at the sound of thunder
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Question 942
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Which of the following is a condition for the eating of the Passover?
Aa fatted lamb should be taken from among the sheep or goats
Banything that remained until morning should be burnt
Cthe lamb should be eaten boied with its head, legs and inner parts
Dit should not be eaten in haste
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Question 943
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Who is the Lord that I should heed his voice and let Israel go? I do not know the Lord, and moreover I will not let Israel go'. What did Pharaoh do next with the Israelites?
Ahe increased their burden
Bhe killed their male children
Che hesitatingly released them
Dhe appealed to them to stay in Egypt
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Question 944
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When the Israelites were caught between Pharaoh's army and the Red Sea, God instructed Moses to
Acommand the sea to be divided
Bthrow his rod into the sea
Cstrike the sea twice
Dstretch out his hand over the sea
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Question 945
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'Put off your shoes from your feet; for the place where you stand is holy; Where was this statement made?
AMount Horeb
BMount Sinai
CJericho
DGilgal
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Question 946
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The main point emphasized in the story of Joseph's treatment of his brothers in Egypt was that
AGod's design for anybody cannot be stopped
Bit is good to forgive one's enemies
Cone should test an old enemy before trusting him
Dwrongful action weakens the valiant
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Question 947
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'God has made laughter for me; everyone who hears will laugh over me'. This statement was made at the birth of
AIshmael
BIsaac
CEsau
DSamuel
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Question 948
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The four promises of God to Abram were land,
Agreatness, riches and blessings
Bfame, circumcision and many decendants
Cmany descendants, greatness and medium of blessings
Dgreatness, salvation and blessings
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Question 949
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'.... whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed; the for God made man in his own image .... 'The above passage explains
Aorigin of blood revenge
Bprohibition of suicide
Cimportance of blood
Ddisapproval of violence
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Question 950
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'Be fruitful and multiply.....' This statement occurs first in Genesis following the creation of
