Encounter: Lesson 5 Quiz - Royal Kingdom - Divided Kingdom

The Israelites wanted to be like other nations and desired an earthly ______.

The first king of Israel, ______, was anointed by Samuel.

To ______ someone is to set them apart for a special role, particularly in the selection of kings.

God promised David that the ______ would come from his family.

King ______ was known for building the Temple in Jerusalem, which became the center of worship for Israel.

The Ark of the ______ was housed inside the Temple.

The term 'Messiah' translates to _________ _____ in Hebrew.

What does the anointing of a king symbolize in the context of Israel's leadership?

• A sign of military strength and power.
• A ceremonial practice to set someone apart for a special purpose.
• A ritual to ensure the king's success in battle.
• A method to gain public favor and support.

What was one of the main reasons the Israelites insisted on having a king despite warnings from Samuel?

• They believed it would bring them closer to God.
• They wanted to be like other nations.
• They thought it would ensure military success.
• They desired to maintain their unique identity.

Which king's reign is often associated with the construction of the Temple, reflecting the desire for a tangible representation of divine kingship?

• King Saul
• King David
• King Josiah
• King Solomon