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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 above text. There may be some unique situations that you will have a correct answer from another view point, 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.ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSPLEASE READ 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 this quiz to determine your final average grade for the transcript course grade.Praise the Lord for all his benefits.GOD BLESS YOU ALL.You can download the Text book for this course at MINISTRY OF PRAYER 811 TEXTBOOK Your assigned lesson text for this quiz is from Chapter 16 in this text book.NOTICE:You are required to read the lesson text for this quiz before taking this quiz. Failure to read the text will result in a lower score on this quiz. Questions taken from Chapter 16.Dr. Harold Bollinger
- 1.A blessing is a way of asking for God's divine favor to rest upon others.What are the parts of a blessing?
- A.
The Lord bless and keep you, and let his face shine upon you.
- B.
May the Lord be gracious and turn his face toward you.
- C.
May the Lord give you peace.
- D.
All the answers are correct.
- 2.When Hezekiah prayed to God, how was he positioned? Isaiah 38:2-8
- A.
He was kneeling down.
- B.
He was facing Jerusalem.
- C.
He turned his face toward the wall.
- D.
He was standing.
- 3.After Hezekiah prayed, what did the Lord tell Isaiah to tell him? Isaiah 38:5
- A.
The crying and praying would make no difference.
- B.
I have heard you pray, and seen your tears. I will add 15 years to your life.
- C.
He told Isaiah that he would add 20 years to Hezekiah's life.
- D.
God told Isaiah that he would add 10 years to Hezekiah's life.
- 4.God may change our lives in response to fervent prayer. (True or False)
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.For what is Jabez remembered?
- A.
He is remembered for his historic acts.
- B.
He was remembered for his prayer.
- C.
He is remembered for his writings.
- D.
He is remembered for his patience.
- 6.It is not important that you ask God what to do. (True or False)
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.When Elijah prayed, what did he want the people to know? 1 Kings 18:36-39
- A.
He wanted them to know that he was praying.
- B.
He wanted them to know that the Lord God is the God of Israel.
- C.
He wanted them to know that Israel was God's chosen people.
- D.
He wanted them to know that Elijah was a man of prayer.
- 8.God will give us his resources, so that he will accomplish what activity?
- A.
Very little.
- B.
Our own purpose.
- C.
His purpose.
- D.
Things for our own good.
- 9.What did God promise David in 2 Samuel 7:12-15?
- A.
God promised David that one of his sons would build the temple.
- B.
One of his sons would be king.
- C.
That the nation of Israel would never fall.
- D.
That they would have great riches.
- 10.In 2 Samuel 7:29, what is David's request?
- A.
That there would be no losses in battle.
- B.
That his house would continue forever.
- C.
That his children would always remember his works.
- D.
That everyone would dwell together in unity.
- 11.Have you read the assigned text for this lesson?
- A.
Yes, I have read the assigned text for this lesson.
- B.
No, I have not read the assigned text for this lesson.
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