Babylonian conquers Israel

What empire sacked Jerusalem and sent the people of Israel into exile in the 6th century BC?

• Assyrian

• Babylonian

• Persian

• Egyptian

In 586 BC, King Nebuchadnezzar sacked Jerusalem, deposed King Zedekiah, and destroyed Solomon's Temple. What was the broader historical event this led to for the people of Judah?

• The beginning of a new golden age

• The Babylonian Captivity

• The rise of the Assyrian Empire

• The reunification of Israel

What happened to the Kingdom of Israel after King Solomon's reign?

• It expanded its territory significantly

• It split into two separate kingdoms and was never reunited

• It was immediately conquered by the Assyrians

• It entered a golden age of peace and prosperity

What was the recurring pattern of behavior described for the people of Israel?

• They would prosper, then rebel, be punished, repent, and then rebel again

• They would always follow God's commands, leading to continuous prosperity

• They would be punished, repent, and then remain faithful

• They would constantly seek new kings, leading to instability

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