Olte102.4e
Great Commission Bible College Website: www.gcbcedu.us OLTE102 Lesson 4 NUMBERS Please download the textbook and study Chapter 4 for the lesson text for this lesson. We encourage you to download the book for your library and study time. OLTE102 Textbook Hello Student: You are about to take a lesson quiz. Typically you have 20 minutes to take the lesson quiz. A lesson quiz with a lot of questions will allow more time. Don't be rushed. Correct answers for this quiz come from the text below. There may be some unique situations that you will have a correct answer from another viewpoint, but if the answer is not from the included lesson text it will be counted incorrect. It is permissible for you to print the text and have it with you when you take the quiz as our goal is to instruct you in the Word, not determine how intelligent or unintelligent you are. If your quiz score is low, you may retake this quiz one additional time by waiting at least one hour after receiving your grade. You must wait at least one hour or longer before retaking the quiz to qualify for the higher score. Failure to wait one hour or longer may jeopardize your higher score. The higher score will be used in determining your final average grade for this quiz. ATTENTION STUDENT – A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text. Students, please be sure that your Student ID Number is correct. Also, check your e-mail address. An incorrect ID results in no credit given for this class.
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The Book of Numbers is given that name because of the movements of Israel. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The title of the book of Numbers comes from the “numbering" (census) of Israel.Rate this question:
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How many times was the census taken as listed in the book of Numbers?
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The census was taken four times in the book of Numbers.
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The census was taken two times in the book of Numbers.
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The census was taken three times in the book of Numbers.
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The census was taken one time in the book of Numbers.
Correct Answer
B. The census was taken two times in the book of Numbers.Explanation
This numbering took place in the first chapter, and then again in chapter twenty-six.Rate this question:
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How many adult people survived the wilderness trek that left the land of Egypt?
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Only three people survived the wilderness trek.
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Only twelve people survived the wilderness trek.
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Only one person survived the wilderness trek.
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Only twenty people survived the wilderness trek.
Correct Answer
A. Only three people survived the wilderness trek.Explanation
Of the adults that left Egypt, only three survived to the end of the Book of Exodus—Moses, Joshua, and Caleb.Rate this question:
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Of all the adult people who left Egypt, who arrived to enter into the Promised Land?
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Moses, Joshua, and Caleb were the adults of the exodus to enter into the Promised Land.
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Joshua and Caleb were the adults of the exodus to enter into the Promised Land.
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Joshua and Caleb and Aaron were the adults of the exodus to enter into the Promised Land.
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Moses and Aaron were the adults of the exodus to enter into the Promised Land.
Correct Answer
B. Joshua and Caleb were the adults of the exodus to enter into the Promised Land.Explanation
Only Caleb and Joshua were the adults, from the exodus, who entered and enjoyed the Promised Land.Rate this question:
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Why was the census of Israel taken?
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The census was taken in order to list all the men twenty years of age eligible for military service.
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The census was taken in order to count the people who would enter the Promised Land.
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The census was taken in order to list all of the new births of children.
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The census was taken in order to get a list of all new married couples.
Correct Answer
A. The census was taken in order to list all the men twenty years of age eligible for military service.Explanation
A census was taken in order to list all the men twenty years of age eligible for military service.Rate this question:
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The Tabernacle was placed in the center of the people as they traveled through the wilderness. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When the tribes were arranged, the tabernacle was placed in the center, emphasizing that God's worship and service were to be central in their lives.Rate this question:
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What is a voluntary dedication of an individual to the Lord was called?
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A Nazarite is a voluntary dedication of an individual to the call of the Lord.
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An Israelite is a voluntary dedication of an individual to the call of the Lord.
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Being a Jew is a voluntary dedication of an individual to the call of the Lord.
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All of the answers are a voluntary dedication of an individual to the call of the Lord.
Correct Answer
A. A Nazarite is a voluntary dedication of an individual to the call of the Lord.Explanation
The Nazarite is a voluntary dedication of one's self to the Lord involving abstinence from wine— which is symbolic of the natural pleasures of life.Rate this question:
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Moses was not allowed to go into the Promised Land because he spoke to the rock for water. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
He should have spoken to the rock, but instead he struck it twice. In addition, Moses spoke harshly to the people, questioning, "Must we bring forth water?" Moses called attention to himself, Aaron, and their responsibility, failing to recognize and give credit to God for the miracle of water.Rate this question:
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Because of the people's murmuring, what did God instruct Moses to do that was a foreshadow of the Christ to come?
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Moses was instructed to make a brass serpent and hang it on a pole.
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Moses was instructed to make a pot for of manna.
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Moses was instructed to throw his rod on the ground.
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Moses was instructed to stand still and look ahead.
Correct Answer
A. Moses was instructed to make a brass serpent and hang it on a pole.Explanation
Moses was instructed to make a brass serpent and hang it on a pole so that the people who were bitten could look at it and be saved. This is a foreshadowing of Christ "made sin for us"Rate this question:
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What miracle did God use to speak to Balaam and open his eyes to the power of God?
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God spoke to Balaam through a donkey.
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God spoke to Balaam by way of Aaron.
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God spoke to Balaam through a megaphone.
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God spoke to Balaam through Moses.
Correct Answer
A. God spoke to Balaam through a donkey.Explanation
God spoke to Balaam through the donkey that he was riding. The animal saw the angel of the Lord and, through the conversation, finally Balaam's eyes were opened.Rate this question:
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Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?
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Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.
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No I did not read the required text assigned for this quiz.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.Explanation
A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text.Rate this question:
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