Prophets of God: Part 3

Prophets of God: Part 3

By Allison Bayles

Multiple Choice

What empire did God use to destroy Judah and take the people into exile?

• Assyria

• Babylon

• Egypt

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Jeremiah 5:27-29

As a cage is full of birds,

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Therefore they have become great and grown​

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They have grown ​

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, they are sleek;

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deceit

rich

fat

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Yes, they surpass the deeds of the wicked;They do not plead the cause, The cause of the ​

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Yet they prosper,And the right of the ​

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they do not defend.Shall I not ​

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them for these things?' says the LORD.

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fatherless

needy

punish

Multiple Choice

Who were the four major prophets in the Old Testament?

• Isaiah, Jeremiah, Hosea, Zephaniah

• Jeremiah, Daniel, Jonah, Malachi

• Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Amos, Micah

• Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, Ezekiel

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Ahaz - Judah

Asa - Judah

Mannaseh - Judah

Josiah - Judah

Queen Athaliah - Judah

Hezekiah - Judah

Ahab - Israel

Omri - Israel

Jehoshaphat - Judah

Jotham - Judah

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• Minoan Culture

• Mycenaen Culture

• The Trojan War

• Phoenician Civilization

• Israel Divides into Two Kingdoms

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Was Habakkuk a Major or Minor prophet?

• Minor

• Major

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• You shall have no other gods before me.

• You shall not make for yourself a carved image.

• You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.

• Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.

• Honor your father and your mother.

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• You shall not murder.

• You shall not steal.

• You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.

• You shall not commit adultery.

• You shall not covet.

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• Homer and Greek Mythology

• The Olympics

• Founding of Rome

• Greece Colonized: Democracy Begins

• Israel and Judah Fall

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Multiple Choice

What famous prophet was thrown to the lions to be killed?

• Ezekiel

• Daniel

• Jeremiah

Multiple Choice

What is the approximate date that Israel divided into Two Kingdoms?

• 1109 B.C.

• 931 B.C.

• 881 B.C.

• 1091 B.C.

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What was the reason Israel was divided?

• God wanted the Israelites to spread throughout the world.

• After God confused the languages at the Tower of Babel, the Israelites could no longer communicate with one other.

• God wanted the Israelites to spread throughout the world.

• God was angered at Solomon's disregard for the First Commandment.

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Where is this event, Israel being divided into two kingdoms, recorded in Scripture?

• 2 Kings 14, I Chronicles 22

• 1 Kings 12, 2 Chronicles 10

• 1 Kings 14, 2 Chronicles 22

• 2 Kings 12, 1 Chronicles 10

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Who was Jeroboam?

• one of David's sons who became king of ten tribes of Israel

• one of Jesse's sons who became king of ten tribes of Israel

• a servant of Solomon who became king of ten tribes of Israel

• one of Solomon's sons who became king of ten tribes of Israel

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Who was king when Israel was divided into two kingdoms?

• Jeroboam

• David

• Ahab

• Rehoboam

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Who was Ahijah?

• One of David's sons

• one of Jesse's sons

• one of David's soldiers

• one of God's prophets in Israel

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Why did God not divide Israel during Solomon's reign?

• Because Solomon paid people to be loyal to him during his reign

• Because His army was too strong

• because it was already divided

• Because of the kindness God promised Solomon

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Who was Rehoboam?

• A priest in Solomon's temple

• Solomon's son who became king after Solomon died

• The architect who designed Solomon's temple

• David's son who became king after David Died

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Multiple Choice

What are the approximate dates that prophets were regularly used by God?

• c. 753 B.C.

• c. 740 B.C. - 433 B.C.

• c. 931 B.C. - 800 B.C.

• c. 433 B.C. - 209 B.C.

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Where and when did Habakkuk prophesy?

• Judah, c. 609 В.С.

• Judah, c. 709 В.C.

• Israel, c. 709 B.С.

• Israel, c. 609 В.С.

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Why did God continue to send prophets to His people?

• to get them to imitate the other nations

• to design new buildings

• to predict the future

• to warn them of their sins and the consequences of continuing in their sins

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Where and when did Joel prophesy?

• Judah, c. 835 B.C.

• Israel, c. 835 B.C.

• Israel, c. 640 B.С.

• Judah, c. 640 В.С.

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Where and when did Micah prophesy?

• Israel and Judah, c. 737 B.C. - 690 B.С.

• Israel, c. 837 B.C. - 790 B.C.

• Judah, c. 737 B.C. - 690 B.C.

• Israel and Judah, c. 837 В.C. - 790 В.С.

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Where and when did Isaiah prophesy?

• Israel, c. 639 B.С. - 635 В.С.

• Judah, c. 739 B.С. - 635 В.C.

• Israel, c. 739 B.C. - 635 В.С.

• Judah, c. 639 В.C. - 635 B.C.

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Where and when did Nahum prophesy?

• Babylon, c. 650 B.C.

• Cairo, c. 750 B.C.

• Ninevah, c. 650 В.С.

• Tyre, c. 750 B.C.

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Where and when did Zephaniah prophesy?

• Israel, c. 860 B.C.

• Judah, c. 860 B.C.

• Judah, c. 640 B.C.

• Israel, c. 640 B.С.

Historical Literature

Read Chapters 22-23 of Hittite Warrior

Assigned Reading:

Hittite Warrior The Canaanites assembled in the Plain of Esdraelon, with the top of Mount Tabor rising in the distance ahead of them. As they set up their camp, they saw the Hebrews' fires along the slopes and heard faint sounds of their songs to God. That night, Uriah was awakened by Hannibaal who explained the shame and condemnation he and his family had endured because of what had happened to Jabin. He admitted to Uriah that he was afraid and had joined the army to atone for the sins of Jotham and Uriah. He said Ethbaal was dying because he was so distressed. Hannibaal then told Uriah that he would die in this battle, but if Uriah lived, he must promise him that he would go to Tyre and protect Mehitabel. Uriah promised, and Hannibaal fell asleep, his mind at ease. The next morning, the Hebrews attacked. The Canaanites were successful at first, but then their chariot wheels got stuck in the ruts in the ground. Trying to save a fellow soldier, Uriah jumped off of Labarnash and the horse was killed. The Hebrews continued to drive back the Canaanites, who fled. When Uriah reached the Kishon River, Ahmoses was able to help Uriah stay alive and the two made it to the other side safely. Ahmoses told him that they must walk west toward the seaport of Dor to find food. When the two arrived in Dor, they walked the streets until a kind man named Elhanan offered them his home. Uriah knew he must keep his promise to Hannibaal and travel to Tyre. Elhanan told them that a ship would be leaving for Tyre in a few weeks, and he could make sure they had safe passage. Just before they were to leave, news spread through the town that the Egyptians were moving out after four hundred years of occupation because the sea people were invading.