Isaiah 38 Quiz

What is the historical context of Isaiah 38?

• The historical context of Isaiah 38 is the reign of King Solomon and his wisdom.

• The historical context of Isaiah 38 is the construction of the Temple in Jerusalem.

• The historical context of Isaiah 38 is the Babylonian exile.

• The historical context of Isaiah 38 is the reign of King Hezekiah of Judah and his illness.

Why did Hezekiah become ill and what did he do?

• Hezekiah became ill because he ate spoiled food and he went to see a doctor.

• Hezekiah became ill because he had a boil and he prayed to God for healing.

• Hezekiah became ill because he was attacked by a wild animal and he used herbal medicine to heal himself.

• Hezekiah became ill because he was cursed by a witch and he performed a ritual to break the curse.

How did God respond to Hezekiah's prayer?

• God granted Hezekiah's request immediately.

• God ignored Hezekiah's prayer.

• God punished Hezekiah for his prayer.

• God added 15 years to Hezekiah's life.

What happened to Hezekiah after God's response?

• Hezekiah was healed

• Hezekiah was cursed

• Hezekiah became blind

• Hezekiah died

What was the sign of the sundial?

• hourglass

• light

• shadow

• time

What was the significance of Hezekiah's illness and recovery?

• The significance of Hezekiah's illness and recovery was to test his faith.

• The significance of Hezekiah's illness and recovery was to punish him for his sins.

• The significance of Hezekiah's illness and recovery was to teach him a lesson about humility.

• The significance of Hezekiah's illness and recovery was to demonstrate God's power and mercy.

How did Hezekiah's prayer demonstrate his faith?

• Hezekiah's prayer demonstrated his faith by relying on his own strength and abilities.

• Hezekiah's prayer demonstrated his faith by doubting God's power and sovereignty.

• Hezekiah's prayer demonstrated his faith by trusting in God's power and sovereignty.

• Hezekiah's prayer demonstrated his faith by seeking help from other gods.

What lessons can be learned from God's response to Hezekiah?

• Arrogance and ignoring God's guidance

• Humility and seeking God's guidance

• Self-reliance and not seeking God's help

• Pride and disregarding humility

Why was the sign of the sundial given to Hezekiah?

• Symbol of his authority

• Reward for his faithfulness

• To mark the beginning of a new era

• Confirmation of God's promise