Encounter: Lesson 5 Quiz - Royal Kingdom - Divided Kingdom

The Israelites were a vast people now, a nation formed from the (a)   tribes.

Samuel was not a king but a _________. He anointed _________ as the first king.

(a)  

The Israelites wanted an earthly (a)   to replace their judge so they could be like other countries at that time.

Through (a)   we become a new creation, an adopted son or daughter of God.

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

(a)   comes from the Hebrew word that means “anointed one”.

(a)   describes the principles that determine whether something is right or wrong, good or evil.

List the books of the Bible for the Divided Kingdom and Royal Kingdom panels of the Bible Timeline chart.

• Divided Kingdom: 1 and 2 Samuel - 1 Kings / Royal Kingdom: 1 and 2 Kings
• Divided Kingdom: 1 and 2 Kings / Royal Kingdom: 1 and 2 Samuel - 1 Kings
• Divided Kingdom: 1 Kings - 1 Samuel / Royal Kingdom: 2 Kings - 2 Samuel

What does Salvation History mean?

• It's a list of all the historical wars fought in the name of religion.
• It's a timeline of biblical events arranged in chronological order.
• It's about God's relationship with his Chosen People and reveals his saving actions to deliver them from sin.
• It's a complete genealogy of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels.

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

• They believed a king would eliminate the need for religious practices.
• They wanted to be led by an earthly king just like most other nations at that time.
• They wanted to replace the Ten Commandments with royal decrees.
• They thought having a king would allow them to conquer Egypt.