The Story of Prophet Elijah

Who is the main character in the story?

• The author of the story

• The narrator's friend

• The main character is usually referred to as the protagonist.

• The antagonist of the story

What did Elijah tell King Ahab about the rain?

• Elijah told King Ahab that it would never rain again.

• Elijah told King Ahab that rain had already started.

• Elijah told King Ahab that rain was coming.

• Elijah told King Ahab that there would be a drought.

Where did God tell Elijah to go and hide?

• Mount Carmel

• the brook Cherith

• the city of Zarephath

• the desert of Sinai

What did Elijah drink from while he was hiding?

• a well

• a brook

• a river

• a cave

How did Elijah receive his food in the wilderness?

• Ravens brought him food.

• Angels delivered him food.

• A nearby village provided him meals.

• He found food on the ground.

What happened to the brook where Elijah was staying?

• The brook overflowed.

• Elijah built a dam at the brook.

• The brook dried up.

• The brook was filled with fish.

Why did God send Elijah to the brook?

• To send him to a neighboring city

• To provide sustenance during a drought and protect him from Ahab.

• To prepare him for a battle with Ahab

• To teach Elijah a lesson about faith

What can we infer about Elijah's faith in God?

• Elijah is indifferent towards God.

• Elijah's faith in God is strong and unwavering.

• Elijah doubts God's existence.

• Elijah's faith is weak and inconsistent.

How did the drought affect the people of Israel?

• The drought caused water shortages, affected agriculture, led to economic hardship, and increased social unrest in Israel.

• The drought caused a decrease in population in Israel.

• The drought led to an influx of tourists in Israel.

• The drought improved crop yields in Israel.

What does the story suggest about God's provision?

• God's provision is abundant and timely, reflecting care and support for those in need.

• God's provision is random and unpredictable, lacking any real support.

• God's provision is only for the wealthy and powerful, neglecting the poor.

• God's provision is limited and often delayed, causing uncertainty.