Lesson 12: A Divided People: Judah, the Southern Kingdom

Front

Moses was the king who began a reform of all religious practices in Judah, banning all false practices. Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If a statement is false, change the statement to make it true.

Back

Moses was not a king; he was a prophet and leader who led the Israelites out of Egypt.

Front

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If a statement is false, change the statement to make it true. 2. The prophet Isaiah told the people that in his mercy, God would spare all of the people.

Back

The prophet Isaiah told the people that in his mercy, God would spare some of the people.

Front

King ____ began a reform of religious practices in Judah, banning all false practices.

Back

Josiah

Front

The life of the prophet ____ was tragic and his message was not often accepted, but he never lost hope. He knew that God was always with his people.

Back

Jeremiah

Front

____ is a thought, word, or act that refers to God without respect or reverence.

Back

Blasphemy

Front

God sent the prophet ____ to keep the people of Judah close to him. His message was one of hope and comfort to the people.

Back

Isaiah

Front

Complete each statement. The prophet _______ was a shepherd in the southern kingdom who was called by God to preach in the northern kingdom.

Back

Amos

Front

Complete each statement. The prophetic writings in the Books of Ezekiel and _______ were similar to the writings of Jeremiah.

Back

Baruch

Front

Complete each statement. When _______ conquered Judah, God’s people were sent into exile.

Back

Babylon

Front

Complete each statement. _______ is a thought, word, or act that refers to God without respect or reverence.

Back

Blasphemy