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WorksheetsBible midterm review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The likely date range for the writing of Genesis is
1440-1400 B.C.
1440-1400 A.D
1100-1200 B.C
The word "exodus" means
Opening
Departure
Arrival
Christ
The purpose of the blood on the doorposts during the first Passover was
To be faithful to God
To praise God
To mark the houses of Israelites for protection from the angel of death
The events in Numbers primarily occur In
The wilderness
The nation
The outback
The image of the bronze snake lifted up on a pole in Numbers 21 foreshadows
The lifting up of the Bible for spiritual healing
The lifting up for spiritual healing
The lifting up of Christ for spiritual healing
The sermons in Deuteronomy were delivered over a period of
50 day
60 day
40 day
30 day
The traditional author of the Book of Joshua is
Samuel
David
Joshua
God
The Book of Joshua was likely written during
1400–1370 b.c
1300-1400 b.c
1110-1200 B.C
The traditional author of the Book of Judges is
David
Ruth
Samuel
Joshua
The Book of Judges was likely written during
1440-1400 B.C.
1400–1370 B.C.
: 1045–1000 B.C.
The traditional author of the Book of Ruth is
Samuel
Ruth
David
Peter
A reasonable estimate for the date of writing of the Book of Ruth is
1030–1010 B.C.
1045–1000 B.C.
1400–1370 B.C.
A possible author of the Book of 1 Samuel is
Samuel Nathan
Gad god nathon
Samuel, Nathan, and Gad
The events of 1 Samuel take place around
1100–1000 B.C.
1030–1010 B.C.
1045–1000 B.C.
1400–1370 B.C.
The possible authors of the Book of 2 Samuel are
Samuel
Nathon
Nathan and Gad
Mark
The main focus of 2 Samuel is
The reign of King mark
The reign of King Saul
The reign of King David
The traditional author of the Book of 1 Kings is
Saul
David
Jeremiah
Gad
The Book of 1 Kings was likely written during
1100-1000 B.C.
1100-1200 B.C
560-540 B.C.
The traditional author of the Book of 2 Kings is
Samuel
Jeremiah
Gad
The Book of 2 Kings was likely written during
560-540 B.C.
1100-1000 B.C.
650-700 B.C
God changed Jacob's name to Israel, and his descendants became the twelve tribes of Israel.
True
False
The Flood was sent by God to destroy evil but spared Noah's family and the animals on the Ark.
True
False
The Book of Exodus was written between ————- and ————B.C.
1100-1200 B.C
1440-1400 B.C
1100-1000 B.C.
Leviticus outlines ———- or sacrifices required for all of the people
Places
Offerings
Objects
Ideas
The sacrificial system describes in Leviticus is no longer necessary because of Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice
True
False
Moses was ——— to enter the Promised Land after delivering his final sermons.
Allowed
Not allowed
The story of Rahab highlights God's grace and her place in the Messianic lineage.
True
False
The 12th judge of Israel, Samson, led the Israelites to victory over the Philistines but lost his life in the process.
True
False
The Israelites consistently followed God's commands throughout the Book of Judges.
True
False
The events of the Book of Ruth take place during the period of the ———
Kings
Judges
Flood
Drought
Ruth is included in the lineage of Jesus Christ.
True
False
The events of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel were originally written as ———-books.
The same
Separate
Different
Opposite
The Davidic Covenant is God's promise that David's descendants will always rule Israel.
True
False
David's son, Absalom, led a successful rebellion against him and became king.
True
False
Solomon built a palace for himself before constructing the temple for God.
True
False
