Prophets as provokers

A provoker is someone who…

• 1. Stimulates or incites someone else to do something, especially by provocation

• 2. Likes to cause chaos but only within reason

• 3. Has eccentric tendencies and no social boundaries

• Spreads the gossip of the town out loud and rambunctiously

1. A Prophet of the Old Testament is defined as someone who…

• 1. Challenges their society to speak out against injustice

• 1. Speaks on behalf of someone to spread the word of social injustices taking place in the world

• 1. Was chosen by God to deliver God’s message

• Has eccentric tendencies and no social boundaries

1. Isaiah was a prophet who delivered the message of…

• 1. The destruction that Israel was to be forced upon

• The coming of a Messiah who would bring peace and justice to all

• 1. The falling of the Temple

• The death of the great Messiah

1. Which of the following biblical figures is considered a prophet of the Old Testament?

• 1. Solomon

• 1. Isaac

• 2. Jeremiah

• 2. Paul

1. What is the primary role of a prophet in the Old Testament?

• 1. To serve as a king's advisor

• 1. To interpret religious laws

• 1. To serve as a messenger of God, communicating His will to the people

• 2. To lead military campaigns in religious contexts

1. Why are prophets often considered eccentric?

• 1. 1. Due to their unique attire

• 1. 1. Due to their unique attire because of their strict adherence to religious laws

• 1. 1. Because of their unusual behaviours, solitary lifestyles, or unconventional messages that challenge societal norms

• Due to their charismatic leadership style and outgoing personality

1. What best defines a "covenant" in a biblical context?

• 1. 1. A legal contract between two human parties

• 1. 2. A sacred promise between God and a person or group with specific commitments and promises

• 1. 1. A verbal promise made during a religious ceremony to God by his people

• A written document preserved as historical evidence of God’s existence

1. What promises did the people make to God in their covenant with Him?

• 1. To love God, remain loyal to Him, and follow His laws

• 1. 1. To build temples, make sacrifices, and spread His word

• 1. To honour their parents, pray daily, and fast regularly

• To pay tithes, attend services, and sing hymns

1. What three promises did God make to Abraham?

• 1. Land, descendants, and protection

• 1. 2. Wisdom, power, and influence

• 1. 2. Strength, health, and prosperity

• 1. 1. Victory, honour, and legacy

1. What were the set of laws that were given to Moses by God called?

• 1. The Covenant

• 2. The Exodus

• 2. The Promised Land

• The 10 Commandments