Solomon and Israel's Fall

What was the capital of Solomon's kingdom?

• Jerusalem

• Samaria

• Nineveh

• Babylon

Who was Solomon's father?

• Saul

• David

• Rehoboam

• Jeroboam

What was one of the main reasons for the division of the kingdom of Israel after Solomon's reign?

• Foreign invasions

• Economic prosperity

• Heavy taxation and forced labor

• Natural disasters

Which kingdom was formed in the north after the division of Israel?

• Judah

• Edom

• Moab

• Israel

What was the fate of the northern kingdom of Israel?

• It was conquered by the Babylonians

• It was destroyed by the Assyrians

• It became a powerful empire

• It merged with the kingdom of Judah

According to 1 kings 11:9-13 why did God take King Solomon's kingdom from him?

• God took King Solomon's kingdom due to his age and declining health.
• Solomon had turned away from following the Lord and worshipped other gods.

• God took King Solomon's kingdom because he built too many temples.
• God took King Solomon's kingdom because he was too wealthy.

Who took over the nation of Israel after Solomon?

• Jeroboam

• Hezekiah
• David
• Saul

in 1 kings 11-12 what does God do to Solomon's kingdom?

• God rewards Solomon with greater wealth and power.
• God unites all tribes under Solomon's rule.
• God divides Solomon's kingdom, allowing only Judah to remain under his rule.
• God allows Solomon to build a temple in every tribe.

What is the role of the prophets to the divided kingdoms of Israel?

• The prophets led military campaigns against neighboring nations.
• The prophets focused solely on predicting future events.
• The prophets established new kingdoms and a new covenant with God in Israel and were a crucial part of reconciliation to God.

• The prophets warned the divided kingdoms of Israel, calling them to repentance and faithfulness to God.

What does the Bible tell us about the prophet Amos?

• Amos was a shepherd and farmer who prophesied against social injustices in Israel.
• Amos was a warrior who fought against foreign nations.
• Amos was a fisherman who preached in Jerusalem.
• Amos was a king of Israel who built temples.