Q2 - Christian Living - Q#3

What is the significance of God's name in the Hebrew context?

• It means “supreme leader.”
• It signifies God as ever-existent and matchless.
• It refers to God as dependent on creation.
• It represents a local deity.

The Ten Commandments begin by instructing people to:

• Obey all their rulers.
• Have no other gods but God alone.
• Honor their neighbors.
• Build temples for worship.

What was the primary purpose of the plagues in Egypt?

• To punish the Israelites.
• To demonstrate God's power and nullify other gods.
• To challenge Pharaoh's military strength.
• To introduce new gods to Egypt.

Why is God described as "matchless"?

• . He depends on human understanding.
• He has no equal and is infinite.
• He shares power with other deities.
• He can be fully understood by human minds.

What does it mean to use God's name in vain?

• To honor and respect His name.
• To treat it as ordinary or use it disrespectfully.
• To sing praises to God.
• To include it in prayers.

God depends on humans to sustain His power.

• True
• False

The plagues in Egypt were meant to challenge Pharaoh's belief in multiple gods.

• True
• False

Anything that takes priority over God in one’s life can become an idol.

• True
• False

God's nature can be fully understood by human beings.

• True
• False

The lesson describes God as limited and comparable to human beings.

• True
• False