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Quiz: Crumbling of the Kingdom

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Upon the death of Solomon, his son, _______, ascend to the throne of Israel.
a)
David
b)
Jeroboam
c)
Rehoboam
d)
Ezekiel
2.

Rehoboam's first proclamation as king is that he will increase the forced (a)   of his countrymen.

3.
TRUE OR FALSE Due to Rehoboam's first proclamation, the people decide the southern kingdom is better.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
4.
As a result of __________, the kingdom splits in two.
a)
Rehoboam's first proclamation as king
b)
Bad kingship in Israel and Judah
c)
The rise of the monarchy
d)
Jeroboam building an altar
5.

Judah, the (a)   kingdom, is comprised of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin.

6.
TRUE OR FALSE The capital of Judah is Jerusalem.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
7.
The northern kingdom, _______, is comprised of the 10 northern tribes.
a)
Judah
b)
Israel
c)
Samaria
d)
Jerusalem
8.

The king of (a)   is the rebel leader, Jeroboam.

9.
TRUE OR FALSE The capital of Israel is Jerusalem.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
10.
To prevent his people from traveling to worship in Jerusalem, Jeroboam constructs _______ at Dan and Bethel.
a)
temples
b)
gold
c)
armies
d)
altars
11.

I Kings 12–25 records the reigns of the various (a)   of Judah and Israel.

12.

The reigns of the kings can be summarized as follows. All the kings of Israel are (a)   .

13.

The reins of the kings can be summarized as follows. Some of the kings of Judah are (a)   , but most are bad.

14.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY During this period, the nation of Israel spiral downward, _______ .
a)
Theologically
b)
Morally
c)
Emotionally
d)
Physically
e)
Relationally
15.

God sends prophets to his people, begging them to (a)   , but the people refuse to return to God.

16.
TRUE OR FALSE The people refuse to repent, so God judges them immediately.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
17.
God relies on the promise he made to _______ and patiently endures the Israelites disobedience, hoping they will one day repent.
a)
Abraham
b)
Isaac
c)
Moses
d)
David
18.
Eventually, gods patience runs out and he pours out _______ on Israel and Judah.
a)
Sin
b)
Devastation
c)
Love
d)
Judgment
19.
In 722 BC, the Assyrian, empire conquered, Israel, which _______ the inhabitants of Israel into surrounding countries.
a)
Destroyed
b)
Scattered
c)
Killed
d)
Led
20.
TRUE OR FALSE In 586–587 BC, Babylon conquered Judah.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
21.
Jerusalem is destroyed and the people are taken into _______.
a)
Exile
b)
Prison
c)
Slavery
22.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Amidst the moral and theological decay of Israel and Judah, the narrator inserts the stories of these prophets.
a)
Joshua
b)
Elijah
c)
Elisha
d)
Jeremiah
e)
Ezekiel
23.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY The story of Elijah and Elisha demonstrates that ________ have no power.
a)
Pagan Gods
b)
Idols
c)
Civilians
d)
Words
e)
Kings
24.

The stories of Elijah and Elisha demonstrate that only the God of (a)   has power.

25.
In addition, the stories of Elijah and Elisha teach us that there will always be a small remnant of _______ people.
a)
Good
b)
Faithful
c)
Honest
d)
Just
26.

The (a)   are God's, spokespersons, or prosecuting attorneys.

27.
Specifically, the prophets explain how the sins of the people have broken the ________ covenant.
a)
Abrahamic
b)
Mosaic
c)
Davidic
28.

In addition, the prophets proclaim the consequences that will come upon the people if they do not (a)   .

29.
The _______ _______ can be summarized into three basic points.
a)
Prophetic Message
b)
Mosaic Covenant
c)
Prophet's Job
d)
King's Criteria
30.

The first basic point of the prophetic message is, you have broken the (a)   you must repent.

31.

The second basic point of the prophetic message is, no repentance? Then (a)   is coming!

32.
TRUE OR FALSE The third basic point of the prophetic message is, there is a glorious future time of restoration coming after the judgment through a righteous king, the Messiah.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
33.

First and foremost, the covenant has been broken through the persistent (a)   in Israel and Judah.

34.
The second indictment on the people of Israel and Judah is that the covenant has been broken through _______ _______.
a)
Disrespecting God
b)
Child Sacrifice
c)
Social Injustice
d)
King Promotion
35.
TRUE OR FALSE The third indictment on the people of Israel and Judah is _______ _______.
a)
Religious formalism
b)
Judgment is coming
c)
Breaking the covenant
36.
TRUE OR FALSE Religious formalism means the people have replaced a relationship with God with honoring God.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
37.
One of the primary ways that the prophets communicate, the gravity of the covenant violations is through _______.
a)
Commandments
b)
Idol Worship
c)
Analogy
38.

FILL IN THE BLANK The primary analogy that the prophets draw upon is speaking of God as a faithful (a)   and Israel/Judah as an .....

39.

FILL IN THE BLANK The primary analogy that the prophets draw upon is speaking of God as a ..... and Israel/Judah as an adulterous (a)  

40.
The tragedy of the great story is that the people never repent. As a result, a terrible _______ is coming.
a)
Judgment
b)
Stuff
c)
Action
d)
News
41.
TRUE OR FALSE Ezekiel has a vision of God's judgment in chapters 8–10 of his book.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
42.
In chapters 8-10 of Ezekiel, God's judgment means his presence _______ the temple.
a)
Envelopes
b)
Leaves
c)
Overcomes
43.
God's presence will not return to the temple until _______ walks through its gates many years later.
a)
David
b)
Ezekiel
c)
Isaiah
d)
Jesus
44.
Even though the kingdom of Israel and Judah, fall, sprinkled throughout, the prophets is a message of _______.
a)
Love
b)
Hope
c)
Joy
d)
Saving
45.

The prophets look forward to the coming of a righteous king, the (a)   .

46.

The coming Messiah, it will solve the worldwide problem of (a)   that began in Genesis 3.

47.
Due to a decision made by King Rehoboam, Israel, splits into _______ kingdoms.
a)
2
b)
3
c)
4
48.

(a)   , southern kingdom, is comprised of Judah and Benjamin. It's capital is Jerusalem.

49.

(a)   , the northern kingdom, is comprised of the 10 northern tribes.

50.
TRUE OR FALSE All the kings of Israel are bad. Some of the kings of Judah are good, but most are bad.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
51.
TRUE OR FALSE The Babylonian empire conquered Israel in 722 BC. and later conquered Judah in 586–587 BC.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
52.

The prophets are gods, spokes persons, or prosecuting attorneys. They outline how the people have (a)   the mosaic covenant.

53.

Part one of the prophetic message is, you have (a)   the covenant. You must repent.

54.

Part two of the prophetic message is, no repentance? Then (a)   is coming.

55.

Part three of the prophetic message is, there is a glorious future time of (a)   coming after the judgment through a righteous king, the Messiah.

56.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Idolatry, social injustice, and religious formalism are the three basic categories of charges that the profits bring against the people of Israel and Judah.
a)
Social Injustice
b)
Religious Formalism
c)
Idolatry
d)
Judgment
e)
Banishment and Exile
57.

Due to the persistent sin of the people, God's presence (a)   the temple. Ezekiel 8–10.

58.

CHAPTER SUMMARY After Solomon dies, the nation has a _______ _______ and splits into two. Israel, the northern kingdom, and Judah, the southern kingdom.

(a)  

59.

CHAPTER SUMMARY The northern kingdom, Israel is led continually by (a)   kings, and falls into idolatry immediately.

60.
TRUE OR FALSE CHAPTER SUMMARY The southern kingdom, Judah, is led, mostly by bad kings, and the few good ones they have are unable to stop the downward slide into idolatry.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
61.

CHAPTER SUMMARY The (a)   preach in this context, exhorting the people to turn from their sin and return to worshiping God, and obeying his commandments

62.

CHAPTER SUMMARY The prophets warn that if Israel and Judah do not turn back to God, terrible judgment will come, and they will be driven out of the _______ _______.

(a)  

63.

CHAPTER SUMMARY Yet, the prophets also look beyond coming judgment to proclaim a wonderful future time of restoration and blessing, led by the (a)  

64.

CHAPTER SUMMARY With few exceptions, no one really (a)   to the prophets, and thus the tragic judgment they proclaimed unfolds.

65.

CHAPTER SUMMARY The northern kingdom, Israel, is conquered by the (a)   , and it's people are taken to Babylon as captives.

66.

CHAPTER SUMMARY Israel/Judah has (a)   the promised land in the presence of God.

67.
TRUE OR FALSE CHAPTER SUMMARY All they have now is the mystery from the prophets of a future time of restoration and blessing, ushered in by the coming Messiah.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
68.
Out of 20, how many good kings did northern Israel have?
a)
0
b)
8
c)
12
69.
Out of 20, how many good kings did southern Judah have?
a)
0
b)
8
c)
12
70.

(a)   speak on God's behalf.

71.

The people of God were exiled due to their _______ _______

(a)  

72.

The tragic news for the Israelites presented in Ezekiel is that no one is going to listen because Israel's heart is (a)   .

73.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY The good news presented in Ezekiel is that God will provide a new David, a new Israel with a new heart, and God's spirit.
a)
A new Heart
b)
His spirit
c)
A new David
d)
A new restoration
e)
A new commandment

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