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Prophecy Pt.1
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1The ten tribes who break away take the name "Judah," and the remaining two tribes take the name "Israel."
- ATrue
- BFalse
2The nation of Judah kept the Temple, the Levites, and the descendants of David as its kings.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3In the Old Testament, "prophecy" means correctly predicting the future.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4All of the prophets wrote down their own messages in books named after them.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Some of the prophets describe a future Messiah who will restore Israel.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Babylon, which was originally a city-state within the Assyrian Empire, later became its own great Empire
- ATrue
- BFalse
7The Assyrian and Babylonian Empires both deported conquered peoples.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8The second Book of Kings tells us that the Ark of the Covenant was destroyed by the Babylonians.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Both Israel and Judah were destroyed because of the military strength of nearby Empires.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Both Israel and Judah were destroyed because they broke the Covenant.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11[blank_start]Jeroboam[blank_end] First king of Israel who establishes two Golden Calves for his people to worship.
[blank_start]Tiglath-Pilser III[blank_end] Assyrian king who is invited by Judah to attack Israel.
[blank_start]Josiah[blank_end] Good king of Judah who tears his garments when the Book of the Law is rediscovered.
[blank_start]Omri[blank_end] King of Israel who moves the capital to Samaria.
[blank_start]Ahaz[blank_end] King of Judah who calls Assyria, rather than God, for help when Israel invades.
[blank_start]Sennacherib[blank_end] Assyrian king who invades Judah but retreats after 185,000 of his soldiers mysteriously die.
[blank_start]Nebuchadnezzar[blank_end] King of Babylon who conquers and later destroys Jerusalem.
[blank_start]Rehoboam[blank_end] King of Judah whose harsh policies cause the northern tribes to break away.
[blank_start]Hezekiah[blank_end] Good king of Judah who destroys idols and who prays to God for help when Assyria invades.
[blank_start]Hoshea[blank_end] Last king of Israel who rules when it is conquered by the invading Assyrians.
[blank_start]Pekah[blank_end] King of Israel who attacks Judah after it refuses to join the anti-Assyrian alliance.
[blank_start]Shalmeneser[blank_end] King of Assyria who ultimately destroys Israel.
[blank_start]Jehoiachin[blank_end] Second-to-last king of Judah who is defeated by Babylon and deported.
[blank_start]Ahab[blank_end] King of Israel who is criticized by Elijah for his worship of Baal.
[blank_start]Zedekiah[blank_end] Last king of Judah who is tortured and executed by the Babylonians after his rebellion failed.- AJeroboam
- BTiglath-Pilser III
- CJosiah
- DOmri
- EAhaz
- FSennacherib
- GNebuchadnezzar
- HRehoboam
- IHezekiah
- JHoshea
- KPekah
- LShalmeneser
- MJehoiachin
- NAhab
- OZedekiah
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[blank_start]Elijah[blank_end] Denounces Ahab and Jezebel over their treatment of Naboth/He is carred up to Heaven by chariots of fire/Castrates the Baals
[blank_start]Micah[blank_end] Prophesies that the Messiah will come from Bethlehem.
[blank_start]Amos[blank_end] The "prophet of social justice," he criticizes Israel over its treatment of the poor.
Elisha Receives Elijah's mantle and succeeds him as prophet.
[blank_start]Isaiah[blank_end] Criticizes King Ahaz for his actions against Israel/He has a vision in which his lips are purified by an angel.
[blank_start]Hosea[blank_end] Compares the love between God and Israel to the love between husband and wife/His marriage to the unfaithful Gomer is an analogy for Israel's idolatry.- AElijah
- BMicah
- CAmos
- DIsaiah
- EHosea
13[blank_start]Elisha[blank_end] "May I receive a double-portion of your spirit."
[blank_start]Naboth[blank_end] "The LORD forbid that I should give you my ancestral heritage."
[blank_start]Hilikiah[blank_end] "I have found the book of the law in the Temple of the LORD."
[blank_start]Hosea[blank_end] "Let her remove her prostitution from her face, her adultery from between her breasts."
[blank_start]Widow at Zarephath[blank_end] "There is only a handful of flour in my jar and a little oil in my jug...when we have eaten it, we shall die."
[blank_start]Amos[blank_end] "Thus says the LORD: for three crimes of Israel, and now four. I will not take it back because they hand over the just for silver, and the poor for a pair of sandals."
[blank_start]Jezebel[blank_end] "What a king of Israel you are!...I will give you the vineyard of Naboth."
[blank_start]Isaiah[blank_end] "Woe is me, I am doomed! For I am a man of unclean lips, living among a people of unclean lips, and my eyes have seen the King, the LORD of hosts!"
[blank_start]Elijah[blank_end] "There should be no rain or dew except at my word."
[blank_start]Rehoboam[blank_end] "My father whipped you with whips, but I will whip you with scorpions."- AElisha
- BNaboth
- CHilikiah
- DHosea
- EWidow at Zarephath
- FAmos
- GJezebel
- HIsaiah
- IElijah
- JRehoboam
14What does it mean to be a "prophet"? Support your definition with two examples (one writing prophet, one non- 14 writing).
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A: A prophet is someone who spreads and speaks the word of the Lord. The words of a prophet will always come true. This is not because prophets predict the future, but because they speak the word of the Lord and he controls everything. An example of a non- writing prophet would be Elijah. He says that Ahab will die after he executes a plan made by Jezebel to kill Naboth and take his vineyard. Ahab does then die. He also says that rain and dew will come at his word. This perfectly shows the fact that prophets don't predict, they control. He isn't just a very good meteorolist, he is making the rain come via God An example of a writing prophet is Isaiah. He writes that a Messiah will be born in Bethlehem and bring about peace. This is brought about with the rise of Emmanuel and eventually, Jesus. This is later fufilled by God and since prophets speak the word of God, God is fulfilling his promise.- Amemehan
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- 9th grade Religion (Prophecy Pt.1) Quiz on Prophecy Pt.1, created by John Meehan on 28/03/2017.
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