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WorksheetsPBE 2020 SDABC (Set 2)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, Of the next nearly how many years does Ezra leaves no record.
a)
13 years
b)
60 years
c)
457 BC
d)
515 BC
2.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, in 457 B.C., Who sent Ezra back to Judea, with far-reaching authority?
a)
King Cyrus
b)
King Artaxerxes
c)
King Darius
d)
King David
3.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, Ezra went to Judea to reorganize the nation’s administration according to what?
a)
Law of Moses
b)
Mosaic law
c)
God's Law
d)
The Law of the Lord
4.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, Babylon fell to the victorious forces of who?
a)
Darius I
b)
Cyrus
c)
Artaxerxes
d)
Darius III
5.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, the Persian Empire stretched from the desert wastes of what country to Asia Minor?
a)
Iraq
b)
Iran
c)
Egypt
d)
Israel
6.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, When Cyrus took Babylon he became acquainted with the aged who?
a)
Darius
b)
Daniel
c)
Ezra
d)
Nehemiah
7.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, Daniel is described as what of the great Nebuchadnezzar of a former era?
a)
beloved servant
b)
trusted counselor
c)
prime minister
d)
honest adviser
8.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, During the next 13 years the work progressed slowly due to what?
a)
Sanballat
b)
opposition
c)
Cyrus
d)
Samaritans
9.
SDABC, Ezra and Nehemiah, who is described by Darius as a destroyer of temples?
a)
Darius III
b)
Smerdis
c)
Tobiah
d)
Artaxerxes
10.
SDABC, The record of Ezra and Nehemiah shows how the prophecies of who were fulfilled?
a)
Haggai and Zechariah
b)
Isaiah and Jeremiah
c)
Haggai and Jeremiah
d)
Isaiah and Zechariah
11.
According to SDABC, Hosea is filled with appeals to repentance and messages of hope to who?
a)
those who will not turn to their loving Father
b)
those who will turn again to their loving Father
c)
those who will love their Heavenly Father
d)
those who will not love their Heavenly Father
12.
According to SDABC, The statements of fact in Hosea show that what inevitably follows sin?
a)
pulling
b)
punishment
c)
pushing
d)
retribution
13.
According to SDABC, Hosea, What will fall upon Israel if they persist in their evil ways?
a)
punishment
b)
dreadful retributions
c)
darkest hues
d)
boundless depths
14.
SDABC, Amos, What seems to not have escaped Amos's notice?
a)
sins
b)
evil practices
c)
iniquities
d)
sacred deeds
15.
SDABC, Amos, Amos counted it his what to warn Israel, Judah, and the surrounding nations?
a)
responsibility
b)
duty
c)
desire
d)
mission
16.
SDABC, Amos, What does Amos vividly describe in detail?
a)
material prosperity, the extravagances
b)
the luxury and the sins
c)
the<br />revelries, the debauchery of the rich
d)
the bribery and extortion
17.
SDABC, Jonah, _____of the book of Jonah have followed two main lines of interpretation.
a)
Readers
b)
Expositors
c)
Scholars
d)
Critics
18.
SDABC, Jonah, What two main lines of interpreting the book of Jonah have been followed?
a)
Mythical and Legendary
b)
Historical and Allergorical
c)
Parable and Allergory
d)
the unnecessary and pointless
19.
SDABC, Jonah, Jesus's reference to the book of Jonah establishes what?
a)
the vanity of the book
b)
the veracity of the book
c)
His death and resurrection
d)
it's a parable, or an allegory
20.
SDABC, Jonah, Who did Jesus condemn?
a)
Ammonites and Moabites
b)
the pharisaical and prideful Jews
c)
Ashdod and Ammon
d)
Sanballat and Tobiah
21.
SDABC, Micah, Which two prophets were contemporaries?
a)
Haggai and Zechariah
b)
Micah and Isaiah
c)
Isaiah and Jeremiah
d)
Haggai and Jeremiah
22.
SDABC, Micah, In the book of Micah what alternates with judgment and mercy?
a)
justice and grace
b)
threatening and promise
c)
repentance and forgiveness
d)
love and promises
23.
SDABC, Micah, Whose words and messages were so often similar?
a)
Haggai and Zechariah
b)
Micah and Isaiah
c)
Isaiah and Jeremiah
d)
Haggai and Jeremiah
24.
SDABC, Micah's prophecy deals more with whom than with Israel?
a)
Benjamin
b)
Judah
c)
Jerusalem
d)
Ephraim
25.
SDABC, Micah, Two main what predominate the book of Micah?
a)
topics
b)
themes
c)
condemnation of the sins
d)
threatenings
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