Lesson 4 (Micah and Zephaniah)

The meaning of the name "Micah"

• Jehovah is my God.

• Jehovah is my Savior.

• Who is like Jehovah?

• Who is greater than Jehovah?

Micah's prophecy concerns ___.

• Samaria and Jerusalem

• Israel and Syria

• Edom and Assyria

• Babylon and Persia

Despite the prosperity brought by King Uzziah, Judah was still ____.

• idolatrous

• possess "holier than thou" attitude

• dependent on themselves

• morally bankrupt and impoverished

How did the "rich", the "rulers", and the "privileged" of Judah displayed their moral bankruptcy?

A. their poor were robbed and stripped of what is rightfully theirs.

B. Judges could be bought with bribery.

C. Merchants cheated their customers.

D. They set up altars were they worshipped their idols.

• A and B

• B and C

• A, B, and C

• A, B, and D

The message of Micah's prophecy can be summed up to be about ____.

• The holiness and righteousness of Jehovah

• Israel's defeat by the Ninevites

• Judah's captivity by the Assyrians

• Samaria's fall to the Babylonians

According to prophet Micah, what was the Lord required of Israel?

• To do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him

• to be morally upright all the time

• to be holy and just

• to repent and live a holy life

What was wrong with the priests and temple ministers during the time of Micah's prophesying?

• They led the people to idolatry.

• They spoke for hire.

• They sacrificed humans to idols

• They oppressed the poor.

Whose prophet prophesied that the Messiah will be born in Bethlehem?

• Joel

• Obadiah

• Micah

• Hosea

The name "Zephaniah" means ____.

• Jehovah treasures

• Jehovah saves

• Jehovah reigns

• Jehovah restores

Who was the good king of Judah during the time of Micah and Isaiah's prophesying?

• King Ahab

• King Josiah

• King Hezekiah

• King Jeroboam