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1. 1The names of the 5 major prophets are [blank_start]Isaiah[blank_end], [blank_start]Jeremiah[blank_end], [blank_start]Lamentations[blank_end], and [blank_start]Daniel[blank_end].

   1. AIsaiah
   2. BJeremiah
   3. CLamentations
   4. DDaniel
2. 2The names of the 12 minor prophets are [blank_start]Hosea[blank_end], [blank_start]Joel[blank_end], [blank_start]Amos[blank_end], [blank_start]Obadiah[blank_end], [blank_start]Jonah[blank_end], [blank_start]Micah[blank_end], [blank_start]Nahum[blank_end], [blank_start]Habakkuk[blank_end], [blank_start]Zephaniah[blank_end], [blank_start]Haggai[blank_end], [blank_start]Zechariah[blank_end], [blank_start]Malachi[blank_end].

   1. AHosea
   2. BJoel
   3. CAmos
   4. DObadiah
   5. EJonah
   6. FMicah
   7. GNahum
   8. HHabakkuk
   9. IZephaniah
   10. JHaggai
   11. KZechariah
   12. LMalachi
3. 3The names of the 5 poetry books are [blank_start]Job[blank_end], [blank_start]Psalms[blank_end], [blank_start]Proverbs[blank_end], [blank_start]Ecclesiastes[blank_end], [blank_start]Song of Solomon[blank_end].

   1. AJob
   2. BPsalms
   3. CProverbs
   4. DEcclesiastes
   5. ESong of Solomon
4. 4The 12 books of history are [blank_start]Joshua[blank_end], [blank_start]Judges[blank_end], [blank_start]Ruth[blank_end], [blank_start]1&2 Samuel[blank_end], [blank_start]1&2 Kings[blank_end], [blank_start]1&2 Chronicles[blank_end], [blank_start]Ezra[blank_end], [blank_start]Nehemiah[blank_end], and [blank_start]Esther[blank_end].

   1. AJoshua
   2. BJudges
   3. CRuth
   4. D1&2 Samuel
   5. E1&2 Kings
   6. F1&2 Chronicles
   7. GEzra
   8. HNehemiah
   9. IEsther
5. 5The 5 books of Law are [blank_start]Genesis[blank_end], [blank_start]Exodus[blank_end], [blank_start]Leviticus[blank_end], [blank_start]Numbers[blank_end], and [blank_start]Deuteronomy[blank_end].

   1. AGenesis
   2. BExodus
   3. CLeviticus
   4. DNumbers
   5. EDeuteronomy
6. 6Exile

   1. A1400-1150BC
   2. B600BC
   3. C570-420BC
7. 7return

   1. A570-420BC
   2. B600-530BC
   3. C970-722BC and 600BC
   4. D1400-1150BC
8. 8Judgment/Exile

   1. A530-420BC
   2. B600-530BC
   3. C920-620BC
9. 9pre-kings

   1. A970-722 and 600BC
   2. B530-420BC
   3. C1400-1150BC
10. 10kings divided

    1. A970-722and 600BC
    2. B920-620BC
    3. C530-420BC

11. 11Pre Exile

    1. A530-420BC
    2. B600-530BC
    3. C920-620BC
12. 12kings united

    1. A1150-970BC
    2. B600BC
    3. C570-420BC
13. 13Post Exile

    1. A600BC
    2. B600-530BC
    3. C530-420BC
14. 14Who are not the key people in the History section of the Bible?

    1. AJoshua
    2. BNoah
    3. CSamuel
    4. DSaul
    5. EEsther
    6. FDavid
    7. GIsaac
    8. HSoloman
    9. IEzra
    10. JNehemiah
15. 15Who are the 7 key people of the foundation section?

    1. AAdam
    2. BMoses
    3. CDavid
    4. DJacob
    5. ENoah
    6. FNehemiah
    7. GJoseph
    8. HJoshua
    9. IAbraham
    10. JIsaac
16. 16What is the keyword(s) that describe the book Ecclesiastes

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Britual/relationship
    3. Cwisdom
    4. Dvanity
    5. Eworship
    6. Fsovereignty
    7. Gbeginnings/generations
    8. Hfailure/fulfillment
    9. Ilove in marriage
    10. Jlaw/land
17. 17What is the keyword(s) that describe the book Exodus

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Evanity
    6. Fworship
    7. Gsovereignty
    8. Hbeginnings/generations
    9. Ifailure/fulfillment
    10. Jlove in marriage
18. 18What is the keyword(s) that describe the book
    Psalms

    1. ASlavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Evanity
    6. Fworship
    7. Gsovereignity
    8. Hbeginnings/generations
    9. Ifailure/fulfillment
    10. Jlove in marriage
19. 19What is the keyword(s) that describe the book
    Job

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relaltionship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Esovereignty
    6. Fbeginnings/generations
    7. Gfailure/fulfillment
    8. Hlove in marriage
    9. Ivanity
    10. Jworship
20. 20What is the keyword(s) that describe the book Genesis

    1. ASlavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Evanity
    6. Fworship
    7. Gsovereignty
    8. Hbeginnings/generations
    9. Ifailure/fulfillment
    10. Jlove in marriage
21. 21What is the keyword(s) that describe the book
    Numbers

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Evanity
    6. Fworship
    7. Gsovereignity
    8. Hbeginnings/generations
    9. Ifailure/fulfillment
    10. Jlove in marriage
22. 22What is the keyword(s) that describe the book
    Song of Solomon

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Evanity
    6. Fworship
    7. Gsovereignity
    8. Hbeginnings/generations
    9. Ifailure/fulfillment
    10. Jlove in marriage
23. 23What is the keyword(s) that describe the book
    Deuteronomy

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Evanity
    6. Fworship
    7. Gsovereignty
    8. Hbeginnings/generations
    9. Ifailure/fulfillment
    10. Jlove in marriage
24. 24What is the keyword(s) that describe the book
    Leviticus

    1. Aslavery/redemption
    2. Blaw/land
    3. Critual/relationship
    4. Dwisdom
    5. Esovereignity
    6. Fbeginnings/generations
    7. Gfailure/fulfillment
    8. Hlove in marriage
    9. Ivanity
    10. Jworship
25. 25What is the phrase that describes Isaac

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
26. 26What is the phrase that describes Jacob

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
27. 27What is the phrase that describes Moses

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
28. 28What is the phrase that describes Noah

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
29. 29What is the phrase that describes Abraham

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
30. 30What is the phrase that describes Adam

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
31. 31What is the phrase that describes Joseph

    1. Asovereignty in action
    2. Bshepherd sent
    3. Cfather of first
    4. Dfather of faith
    5. Eprovided a lamb
    6. Frebel redeemed
    7. Gwalked with God
32. 32The two elements of the exile period are [blank_start]endurance[blank_end] and [blank_start]hope[blank_end].

    1. Aendurance
    2. Bhope
33. 33The three elements of post-exile are [blank_start]restored[blank_end], [blank_start]renewed[blank_end], and [blank_start]sustained[blank_end].

    1. Arestored
    2. Brenewed
    3. Csustained
34. 34The five sub-sections of the OT history section are [blank_start]pre-kings[blank_end], [blank_start]kings-united[blank_end], [blank_start]kings-divided[blank_end], [blank_start]judgement/exile[blank_end], and [blank_start]return[blank_end].

    1. Apre-kings
    2. Bkings-united
    3. Ckings-divided
    4. Djudgement/exile
    5. Ereturn
35. 35The three sub-sections of the prophetical section are [blank_start]pre-exile[blank_end], [blank_start]exile[blank_end], and [blank_start]post-exile[blank_end].

    1. Apre-exile
    2. Bexile
    3. Cpost-exile
36. 36The prophets in Israel were [blank_start]Hosea[blank_end] and [blank_start]Amos[blank_end].

    1. AHosea
    2. BAmos
37. 37The prophets post-exile are [blank_start]Hagai[blank_end], [blank_start]Zechariah[blank_end], and [blank_start]Malachi[blank_end].

    1. AHagai
    2. BZechariah
    3. CMalachi
38. 38The prophets in Judah were [blank_start]Habakkuk[blank_end], [blank_start]Isaiah[blank_end], [blank_start]Jeremiah[blank_end], [blank_start]Joel[blank_end], [blank_start]Micah[blank_end], [blank_start]Zephaniah[blank_end], and [blank_start]Lamentations[blank_end].

    1. AHabakkuk
    2. BIsaiah
    3. CJeremiah
    4. DJoel
    5. EMicah
    6. FZephaniah
    7. GLamentations
39. 39The prophets in Assyria are [blank_start]Jonah[blank_end] and [blank_start]Nahum[blank_end].

    1. AJonah
    2. BNahum
40. 40The prophet in Edom was [blank_start]Obediah[blank_end].

    1. AObediah
41. 41The prophets during the exile period were [blank_start]Ezekiel[blank_end] and [blank_start]Daniel[blank_end].

    1. ADaniel
    2. BEzekiel

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