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WorksheetsP6 Religion UT Review (Prophet Amos)
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 38mins
Prophet Amos was known as a shepherd from Tekoa who was called by God to warn Israel's leaders about their injustice and remind them to care for the poor. He was the prophet of social justice. What is justice?
Allowing people to do whatever they want without consequences
Forgiving everyone, no matter what they have done
Giving people what they deserve, whether good or bad, and ensuring fairness
Treating others with kindness, regardless of their actions
What is the main accusation against the “cows of Bashan” in Amos 4:1?
They worship idols
They oppress the poor and crush the needy
They neglect their families
They refuse to offer sacrifices
Where does the Lord tell the Israelites to go and sin even more in Amos 4:4?
Jerusalem and Hebron
Bethel and Gilgal
Shiloh and Shechem
Dan and Beersheba
What is the overall message of Amos 4:1-5?
God is a loving and forgiving God
God is a just and righteous God
God is a merciful and compassionate God
God is a powerful and awesome God
What is the call to action in Amos 4:1-5?
Repent and return to God
Trust in God's mercy
Continue to offer sacrifices
Pray for forgiveness
What is the main theme of Amos 5:1-15?
Celebration of Israel’s prosperity
A lament and call to repentance
Instructions for building the temple
Prophecies about other nations
What will happen if Israel does not seek the Lord, according to Amos 5:6?
They will be blessed with abundance
They will be swept through like a fire
They will conquer their enemies
They will receive divine protection
What is the consequence for those who oppress the innocent and take bribes, according to Amos 5:12?
They will be honored
They will be forgiven
They will face God’s judgment
They will prosper
What is the hoped-for result of seeking good and maintaining justice, as stated in Amos 5:15?
The Lord God Almighty will have mercy on the remnant of Joseph
The people will become wealthy
The nation will expand its territory
The enemies of Israel will be defeated
What was the situation of the people of Israel described by the prophet Amos? (Amos 5:1-15)
The people of Israel were experiencing great prosperity and abundance.
The people of Israel were facing a severe famine and economic hardship.
The people of Israel were complacent and indifferent to the needs of the poor and marginalized.
The people of Israel were diligently following the laws and commandments of God.
Why did the people experience poverty? (Amos 5:1-15)
The people experienced poverty due to a natural disaster that destroyed their crops and livestock.
The people were impoverished because of a series of invasions and wars by neighboring nations.
The people faced poverty as a consequence of their own disobedience and sin against God's laws.
The people were impoverished because of a lack of technological advancement and resources.
What was Amos' advice to prevent the people from perishing? (Amos 5:1-15)
Amos advised the people to seek help from neighboring nations to protect themselves.
Amos advised the people to strengthen their military and fortify their cities.
Amos advised the people to turn away from their evil ways and seek the Lord.
Amos advised the people to accumulate wealth and resources to overcome their difficulties.
What values can be learned to respond to the problem of poverty? (Amos 5:1-15)
Selfishness and individualism are essential for personal prosperity.
Empathy and compassion towards the poor and marginalized are crucial for addressing poverty.
Exploitation and oppression of the weak are necessary for economic growth.
Accumulating wealth without regard for others is the best way to overcome poverty.
What does Amos 5:14-15 emphasize as necessary for the people to live and receive God’s favor?
Building stronger fortresses
Offering more sacrifices
Seeking good, not evil, and maintaining justice
Seeking wealth and power
Which of the following statements is INCORRECT about prophet Amos?
Prophet Amos bravely spoke the truth, hoping that the people would listen and learn to be kind and fair to each other, making their land a better place for everyone.
Prophet Amos warned people about God’s coming judgment, but the people ignored the warning.
Prophet Amos told of God’s forgiveness and grace to all people who would repent.
Prophet Amos told the people to be arrogant, against the rich people, and follow their own ways.
The Lord will take the women of Samaria away with (a) (Amos 4:2)
The Lord urges Israel to seek good, not (a) (Amos 5:14)
The Lord will devour Israel like a (a) (Amos 5:6)
The Lord swears by His (a) (Amos 4:2)
The Lord calls for the waters of the (a) (Amos 5:8)
The women of Samaria are called “cows of (a) ” (Amos 4:1)
The Lord will sweep through the tribes of (a) like a fire (Amos 5:6)
The women of Samaria oppress the (a) (Amos 4:1)
The Lord warns against seeking Bethel, Gilgal, and (a) (Amos 5:5)
The Lord tells Israel to seek Him and (a) (Amos 5:4)
Describe the main message that Amos delivers to the people of Israel in Amos 4:1-5.
Why is God upset with the people, and what does He warn will happen if they continue in their ways?
How does this passage (Amos 4:1-5) show the importance of treating others fairly?
Give 2 examples of injustice you see in the family and in school.
In Amos 5:1-15, God calls the people to repent.
What does it mean to repent, and what are the specific things God asks the Israelites to do?
In Amos 5:1-15, God calls the people to repent. How does God contrast seeking Him and doing good with continuing in their evil ways?
In Amos 5:1-15, God calls the people to repent. Explain how this passage teaches the importance of repentance and living righteously.
According to Amos 5:10, what do the people hate?
Those who speak the truth
Those who offer sacrifices
Those who seek justice
Those who follow the law
What does Amos 5:7 warn against in the actions of the people?
Seeking good and hating evil
Turning justice into bitterness
Helping the poor and needy
Worshiping God sincerely
What does Amos 5:21-24 say about the type of worship that God desires?
God desires elaborate rituals and sacrifices.
God desires sincere worship and justice.
God desires public displays of piety.
God desires wealth and offerings from the rich.
In Amos 3:10, what is the main issue that the people of Israel are accused of?
They are hoarding wealth and ignoring the poor.
They are engaging in idol worship.
They are neglecting their religious duties.
They are spreading false prophecies.
