Ezekiel 21-25

When the Lord has drawn His sword from its sheath, what happens?

• No one can escape

• It will not return gain

• No king can withstand it

• Nothing remains

How did the king of Babylon choose between attacking Rabbah (Ammon) or Jerusalem (Judah)?

• Examines the liver

• Casts lots with arrows 

• Consults his idols

• All of them

What did the priests in Ezekiel's time cause people to no longer distinguish between?

• The word of the Lord and the word of man

• The unclean and the clean

• God and idols

• The truth and the heresy

In all of Israel, what did God need to do that He couldn't find anyone for?

• To be a priest  

• To deliver the nation

• To serve the Lord

• To stand before God in the gap on behalf of the land

After sacrificing their children to their idols, what other evil did Samaria and Jerusalem do on that day?

• They overthrew the altar of the Lord

• They desecrated the sanctuary

• They killed the prophets

• They broke the law of the Lord

Since Samaria and Jerusalem sinned of idolatry, who would bear the consequences of their sins?

• On their children

• On other nations

• On themselves

• On the Lord who loves them

For whose death could Ezekiel not lament or weep or shed any tears?

• His son

• His wife

• His father  

• His king

What/ whom did God use as a sign to Jerusalem to know that He is the Sovereign Lord?

• Ezekiel

• The king of Babylon

• The burning of the temple 

• The return of the Israelites

Of the Ammonites, Moabites, Edomites, and Philistines, which nation would not be remembered among the nations?

• The Moabites

• The Ammonites

• The Philistines      

• The Edomites

For what purpose did the Lord judge (carry out vengeance, punish) the nations?

• To fear His power

• To punish their sins

• To know that He is the Lord

• To take revenge for Israel