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Let My People Grow (Online Quiz 2)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

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1.

In 2 Kings chapter 3, a siege was mounted by the 3 kings of Israel, Judah and Edom against the King of Moab. When the king of Moab saw that he could not broke through the siege and he was in danger of defeat, what step did he take that eventually led to his deliverance?

a)

He offered a thousand burnt offerings

b)

He got 700 of his best fighting men to strengthen his arm against the 3 kings

c)

He repented and called on the God of Israel who showed mercy and came to his deliverance

d)

He offered his Crown prince as a burnt offering

2.

In Judges chapter 20, all the other tribes of Israel went to war against the one tribe of Benjamin. Prior to the war, they sought the face of the Lord two times and God gave them go-ahead but they were defeated by the one tribe during the first two battles. Before the 3rd battle, they did something different which they did not do in the first two battles, and they became victorious. What extra step did they take?

a)

They separated themselves in prayer and fasting and gave offerings

b)

They sanctified themselves before the Lord and wept

c)

They offered burnt offerings and identified the traitor in the person of Achan

d)

They sent spies into the land of Benjamin and fasted

3.

In the beginning of time as described in the book of Genesis, the Lord planted the garden of Eden and placed man there. How many trees were specifically identified by name as being in the midst of the garden at that time?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

4.

The tree of life is metaphorically described in 4 instances in the bible, Proverbs 3:18; 11:30; 13:12; & 15:4. Two of these metaphors are the fruit of the righteous and a soothing or wholesome tongue that speaks kind words. What are the other two metaphors?

a)

Holiness and godliness

b)

Wisdom and fulfilled expectations

c)

Patience and faith

d)

Knowledge and power

5.

In Jesus’ teachings in Matthew chapter 5, often referred to as 'the Beatitudes’, what is the reward for being poor in spirit?

a)

You will see God

b)

You will obtain mercy

c)

You will inherit the earth

d)

You will have the kingdom of heaven

6.

Certain women featured prominently in the ministry of Jesus. Three of these women were reported in Luke chapter 8 as having benefited from the healing ministry of Jesus and were later supportive of his ministry with their substances. One of the women was Mary Magdalene. Who were the other two?

a)

Chuza and Lydia

b)

Mary and Martha

c)

Suzanna and Joanna

d)

Mary the mother of James and a certain woman whose name was not specifically mentioned

7.

In his second letter to the church, Apostle Peter cautioned that some people were twisting the writings of Apostle Paul to their own detriment. What reason did Peter give for these people twisting Paul’s writings?

a)

Paul overemphasized the subject of grace

b)

Paul was a learned lawyer whose writings were too legalistic

c)

Some things in Paul’s letters were difficult to understand

d)

Paul came into the ministry after the death of Jesus and so had not properly understood the subject of salvation

8.

As part of his letters to the 7 churches, the Lord announced that he had set an open door before the church in Philadelphia and that no one could shut this door because they had kept His word and had not denied his name. What other reason did he give for the door remaining open?

a)

The church had a little strength

b)

They were steadfastly living holy

c)

Their patience was great

d)

They were very consistent in prayer and fasting

9.

What is the name of the 5th human mentioned in the bible?

a)

Seth

b)

Cain

c)

Enoch

d)

Lamech

10.

The name of one of the following kings of Judah was prophetically announced before his birth. Who was that king?

a)

Jehoshaphat

b)

Hezekiah

c)

Josiah

d)

Amaziah

11.

Acting carefully and decisively on God’s directives in Joshua 6: 2-5, Joshua led Israel to victory over Jericho after causing the secure walls of the city to suddenly collapse without needing to use conventional equipment. The children of Israel then burnt Jericho and all that was in it with fire, after which Joshua pronounced a curse. Who became the victim of that curse?

a)

Hiel the Bethelite

b)

Uzzah, when he touched the Ark of God’s covenant

c)

Shimei, while King David was being chased by Absalom

d)

Ahab the son of Omri and Jezebel, his wife

12.

If you are looking for a man who has left the way of understanding, such as a backslider, where is he most certain to be found, according to proverbs chapter 21?

a)

In the midst of fools

b)

Among the dead

c)

In the arms of a harlot

d)

Wallowing in his drunken vomit

13.

All of the following kings except one, either had a mental disorder or feigned one at some point in their life.

a)

David

b)

Nebuchadnezzar

c)

Saul

d)

Hezekiah

14.

On two recorded occasions, Jesus fed a multitude of people who had gathered to hear him, rather than send them away to get food for themselves. Both occasions witnessed miraculous multiplication of limited provisions. On the second occasion, how many basketfuls of leftovers were gathered?

a)

12

b)

7

c)

10

d)

The number was not specifically mentioned in the bible

15.

Soon after his conversion, Saul, later Paul, was consumed by zeal to preach the gospel and he did so with great enthusiasm, going from city to city. However, in Acts chapter 16, two consecutive occasions are mentioned when Paul was restrained from entering two regions to preach the gospel. Who prevented him?

a)

The Pharisees and Sadducees

b)

Satan, working through Elymas the sorcerer

c)

The Holy Spirit

d)

Barnabas

16.

In his first letter to the Corinthian church, Paul identified that the church was struggling with sin and he admonished them about this. In particular, in the 5th chapter he mentioned an unfortunate act that was committed by a member of the church. What was this sin?

a)

A female member of the church had killed her husband

b)

A young man in the church had openly rebuked an elder

c)

A man in the church had slept with his father’s wife

d)

A man in the church had eaten food offered to idols

17.

A disciple of Jesus once reported an incident to Him in which they had seen a man who was not a follower of Jesus but was casting out demons using the name of Jesus. What was Jesus’ response to this report?

a)

Let Him go on with his work, because he is not against me

b)

By their fruits, you shall know them

c)

Not all that say, Lord, Lord, shall enter the kingdom of heaven

d)

He sent the disciples to call the man who later became one of the twelve, Simon the Zealot

18.

As the time of his crucifixion drew near, Jesus determined to go to Jerusalem and sent messengers ahead of him. The journey would require him to pass through a village of the Samaritans. What was the attitude of the Samaritans towards Jesus on this occasion?

a)

They all came out and spread their clothes on the ground, shouting Hosanna

b)

They sent a woman to meet Jesus at a well which he needed to pass by

c)

They refused Him entry through their village

d)

They brought their sick people and prayed him to lay hands on them

19.

Jesus sometimes took a few of his disciples with him when he went on certain assignments. On one such occasion, he took Peter, James and John and went up on a mountain where he was transfigured. Who were the two men that subsequently appeared and were seen talking with Jesus?

a)

Enoch and Moses

b)

Moses and Elijah

c)

Noah and Elijah

d)

Moses and Elisha

20.

In Mark chapter 5, Jesus had an encounter with a mentally disordered man who was demon possessed. At the end of the encounter, the man was healed of his disordered mind. Naturally, people soon came over to see what had happened. What was their reaction after learning of how Jesus healed this man?

a)

They went back to the city and got all who were infirm or diseased and brought them to Jesus

b)

They seized Jesus and attempted to make him king

c)

They pleaded with Jesus to remain with them

d)

They pleaded with Jesus to leave their region