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WorksheetsMalachi, Amos, and Hosea
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Prophet around 721 BC with 3 children, married a prostitute as a symbol of God’s love for Israel
a)
Hosea
b)
Amos
c)
Malachi
d)
Ezekiel
2.
Wife of Hosea, mother of three children, guilty of unfaithfulness in her marriage.
a)
Gomer
b)
Sarah
c)
Elizabeth
d)
Rachel
3.
marital disloyalty; adultery.
a)
Infidelity
b)
Steadfast
c)
Repent
d)
Hessed
4.
to feel sorry for; regret:
a)
Repent
b)
Infidelity
c)
Gomer
d)
Hosea
5.
Unwavering, focused on a purpose, committed
a)
Steadfast
b)
Repent
c)
Fickle
d)
Covenant
6.
Promise, vow, such as a marriage vow
a)
Covenant
b)
Steadfast
c)
Fickle
d)
Infidelity
7.
bound or obligated to a person or thing, as by pledge or assurance; devoted:
a)
Committed
b)
Covenant
c)
Fickle
d)
Repent
8.
not giving up
a)
Relentless
b)
Committed
c)
Covenant
d)
Covenant
9.
Likely to change, not loyal or consistent
a)
Fickle
b)
Relentless
c)
Committed
d)
Covenant
10.
Steadfast love
a)
Hessed
b)
Fickle
c)
Relentless
d)
Committed
11.
A return of something to its original condition
a)
Restoration
b)
Hessed
c)
Fickle
d)
Relentless
12.
A prophet who was also a shepherd who preached against the moral decline of Israel
a)
Amos
b)
Isaiah
c)
Malachi
d)
Ezekiel
13.
Upright and moral
a)
Righteous
b)
Agenda
c)
Restoration
d)
Hessed
14.
Plan, goal
a)
Agenda
b)
Righteous
c)
Amos
d)
Restoration
15.
Prophet who spoke to the people of Judah who returned to Israel after the exile.
a)
Malachi
b)
Amos
c)
Isaiah
d)
Ezekiel
16.
Genuine, real, free of deceit or hypocrisy
a)
Sincere
b)
Hypocrisy
c)
Agenda
d)
Righteous
17.
Pretending to have a virtuous character, moral or religious beliefs or principles, etc., that one does not really possess.
a)
Hypocrisy
b)
Sincere
c)
Priests
d)
Agenda
18.
Son of Jacob who is the first in the line of Hebrew priests
a)
Levi
b)
Isaiah
c)
Malachi
d)
Ezekiel
19.
Religious leaders who performed the sacrifices in the Hebrew temple
a)
Priests
b)
Rationalize
c)
Hypocrisy
d)
Sincere
20.
to invent realistic explanations for acts, opinions, etc., that are actually based on other causes:
a)
Rationalize
b)
Priests
c)
Arrogant
d)
Hypocrisy
21.
Claiming to be superior; prideful
a)
Arrogant
b)
Rationalize
c)
Priests
d)
Levi
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