Test Your Knowledge Of The Bible Passage: 2 Kings 1-3

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Test Your Knowledge Of The Bible Passage: 2 Kings 1-3 - Quiz

1 & 2 Kings exposes the depths to which mankind in relationship to God can fall. King Solomon was a man blessed by the Lord, yet he allowed compromise to ruin him. Most of the kings after him failed to serve God with all their heart and consequently brought down the nation. Test your knowledge of the bible passage: 2 Kings 1-3

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1.

Why did the Lord say that Ahaziah would die from his injuries? 2 Kings 1:6
- A.
  
  Because they were too bad to heal
- B.
  
  Because he sent his messengers to questions Baal-Zebub, the god of Ekron instead of sending them to to question Him, the God of Israel
2.

What kind of clothing did Elijah wear? 2 Kings 1:8
- A.
  
  A hairy coat with a leather belt
- B.
  
  A coat of many colors
- C.
  
  A long robe with tassels hanging around the bottom
3.

What happened to the first 2 groups of 50 men who came to get Elijah at the request of Ahaziah? 1 Kings 1:10
- A.
  
  Elijah called them prophets and hid them in 2 separate caves
- B.
  
  They were destroyed by fire that came down from heaven, at the command of Elijah
4.

Who were Jehoram and Joram? 1 Kings 1:17
- A.
  
  Twins
- B.
  
  Sons of Ahaziah
- C.
  
  Jehoram was king of Judah while Joram was king of Israel
5.

How did Elijah and Elisha cross the Jordan River? 2 Kings 2:8
- A.
  
  They waded across
- B.
  
  The 50 prophets carried them across
- C.
  
  Elijah hit the water with his coat, the water parted, and they crossed on dry ground
6.

How did Elisha get across the Jordan River on his way back? 2 Kings 2:13-14
- A.
  
  He hit the water with his coat and it parted
- B.
  
  He hit the water with Elijah's coat and it parted
- C.
  
  He waded across
7.

After Elisha went to Mt. Carmel, he then went back to ______. 1 Kings 2:25
- A.
  
  Bethel
- B.
  
  Jerusalem
- C.
  
  Samaria