INTERTESTAMENTAL PERIOD

How long did the Intertestamental Period last?

• 400 years

• 400 months

• 4000 years

• 40 years

Where does the Intertestamental Period fall in relation to the Old and New Testament?

• Before the start of the Old Testament

• At the end of the New Testament

• During the time of the Old Testament

• Before the start of New Testament

The Intertestamental Period is also known as...

• Silent Years

• Confession Years

• Years of Penitence

• Apocryphal Years

Which language did the word 'Apocrypha' originate from?

• Latin

• Greek

• Hebrew

• Arabic

Which of the following BEST explains the word 'Apocrypha'?

• Hidden

• Revealed

• Unconcealed

• Accepted

During the Intertestamental Period, God was very selective in who He spoke with.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Intertestamental Period

• Many books were written during the period.

• No book was written during this period.

• People stopped looking forward to life

• God used prophets to encourage the people

Apocryphal Books were accepted in the Old and New Testament.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Give the title of any TWO Apocryphal Books.

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During the Intertestamental Period, a number of empires ruled such as Syrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Persian and Grecian. The Persian Empire was the MOST impactful of them all.

• TRUE

• FALSE