2 Samuel 21-24

Why was there a famine for three successive years during David's reign?

• Because the Israelites did not worship God

• Because the Israelites didn't care about farming

• Because David committed adultery

• Because Saul put the Gibeonites to death

Why did Rizpah, King Saul's concubine, spread sackcloth for herself on a rock from the beginning of the harvest till the rain poured down?

• Watched out for the wheat field

• Protected her son's bodies from the birds or the wild animals

• Repaired Saul's Tomb

• Evaded the enemy’s pursuit

According to what did the Lord reward David?

• Righteousness and the cleanness of his hands

• Loyalty and integrity

• Obedience and faithfulness

• Fear and love God

What of the Lord made David great?

• God's wisdom

• God's glory

• God's help

• God's power

When is a ruler (leader) like the light of morning at sunrise and the brightness after rain?

• When he loves and serves everyone

• When he takes the lead, sets a good example for everyone

• When he rules in righteousness, in the fear of the Lord

• When he governs with integrity and wisdom

What were the mighty warriors who risked their lives to break through the Philistine lines carrying back David?

• The Book of the Law of Samuel

• The secret news about the Philistines

• A small cake from David father's house

• Water from the well near the gate of Bethlehem

What punishment did David choose for the sin of pride to enroll the fighting men?

• 3 days of plague

• 7 years of famine

• 3 months of fleeing from your enemies

• 7 weeks of hail

How did David not want to sacrifice the burnt offerings to the Lord?

• The burnt offerings that cost nothing

• Not pretty

• Not made by the hands of Israel

• Not choosing carefully