Prophets of God: Part 4

​Prophets of God: Part 4

By Allison Bayles

Multiple Choice

What was the curse that Apollo is said to have put on Cassandra's prophecies?

• that no one would believe her

• that she could only speak of her friends

• that only half would be true

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What was the Phoenicians' most important contribution to civilization?

• public amphitheaters

• public libraries

• universities

• the Phoenician Alphabet

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How did the name 'Phoenicians, from phoinos, develop?

• They lived in a land with red soil

• They were bloodthirsty conquerors

• Their skin was redder than any other culture

• They produced a reddish-purple dye

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Why were the Phoenicians known as the greatest seafarers of the ancient world?

• They built very advanced ships

• They never lost a ship at sea

• No one could stop their naval ships when at war

• They were the only ones to sail on large bodies of water

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How many vowels did the Phoenicians' alphabet have? How many consonants?

• 30 vowels and 30 consonants

• 13 vowels and 3 consonants

• 20 vowels and 2 consonants

• 0 vowels and 22 consonants

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What were the approximate dates of the Phoenician Civilization?

• c. 1000 B.C. - 800 B.C.

• c. 1600 B.C. - 1400 B.C.

• c. 1400 B.C. - 1200 B.C.

• c. 1200 B.C. - 1000 B.C.

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What were the predominant occupations of the Phoenicians?

• herdsmen and shepherds

• miners and stonecutters

• trading and transporting goods by sea

• priests and priestesses

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Where did the Phoenicians live?

• Greece

• Canaan

• Egypt

• Persia

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What were the Phoenicians known as in the Bible?

• Moabites

• Amorites

• Philistines

• Canaanites

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Ezekiel 1

The hand of the LORD came upon me and ..set me down in the midst of the ​

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; and it was full of ​ bones...He said to me, "Prophesy to these bones, and say to them, 'O dry ​

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, hear the word of the LORD!"...

So I prophesied as I was commanded; and as I prophesied, there was a noise,

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; and the bones came together, bone to bone. Indeed,

as I looked, the sinews and the ​

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came upon them, and the skin covered them over......

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Ezekiel 1

IsThen He said to me, "Son of man, these bones are the whole house of ​

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. They indeed say, 'Our bones are dry, our hope is lost, and we ourselves are cut off! Therefore prophesy and say to them, 'Thus says the Lord GOD: "Behold, O My people, I will open your

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and cause you to come up from yourgraves, and bring you into the land of Israel."

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Israel

graves

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What did Ahab want to do?

• plant a vineyard

• go to war

• marry a new wife

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How did Ahab know that Miciah was not telling him the truth?

• Because Micaiah giggled

• because it was bad news about Ahab

• because it was good news about Ahab

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Why did Ahab hate Micaiah?

• because Micaiah prophesied only bad things about him

• because Micaiah was friends with Elijah

• because Micaiah was an enemy soldier

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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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What is the next phrase?

It is for event 4.

• The Olympics

• Homer and Greek Mythology

• Phoenician Civilization and the Alphabet

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What is the next phrase?

It is for event 9.

• Greece Colonized, Democracy Begins

• Persian Wars

• Roman Republic Developed

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What is the next phrase?

It is for event 13.

• Nehemiah and the Jewish Return

• Architectural Advances in Rome

• Persian Wars

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Isaiah 61

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of the Lord GOD is upon Me,

Because the LORD has anointed Me To preach good tidings to the ​

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;

He has sent Me to heal the ​

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To proclaim liberty to the ​

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And the opening of the​

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to those who are bound;To proclaim the acceptable year of the LORD.

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Who was the last prophet of the Old Testament?

• Malachi

• Micah

• Micaiah

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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.

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After the fall of Judah, into what famous Mesopotamian city were the people of Judah taken?

• Nineveh

• Ur

• Babylon

Historical Literature

Read Chapters 24-28 of Hittite Warrior

Assigned Reading:

Hittite Warrior Before Uriah and Ahmoses boarded the ship, Elhanan warned them not to say anything about being part of the army of Sisera, because the owner of the ship called himself a Hebrew when it profited him. When Uriah met the owner, Joash ben Omri, he concluded that he was Jotham's uncle that had stolen his birthright. As Uriah watched the city of Tyre from out at sea, the ship master called them to the owner's cabin. Even though he had originally promised Elhanan that they could ride for free, Joash told them that they must pay the price of their voyage or they would be his slaves. Uriah could only think of asking Ethbaal to pay his ransom, but when one of Ethbaal's servants came onto the ship with the ransom money for Uriah, he knew he could not leave Ahmoses to be a slave since he had saved his life. Uriah took a gamble and exposed Joash's misdeeds in front of others. His gamble succeeded, and Uriah not only convinced Joash to allow Ahmoses to go free, but to pay Ethbaal for taking care of Jotham all those years after Joash had stolen his birthright. As Reuel, Uriah and Ahmoses walked toward Ethbaal's house, Reuel informed Uriah that Merris's paid the ransom for Uriah. Before Uriah could ask any questions, they were taken inside the house. Uriah soon discovered that Achil, the Philistine, was now the master of the house because he was planning to marry Mehitabel. Achil informed a stunned Uriah that he and his friend must leave the house by the time he returned that evening. Uriah went to Merris's chamber to speak with her.