Exdi139.10e

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  • 1. 

    What is the meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem"?

    • A.

      The meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem" is the moisture above the firmament.

    • B.

      The meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem" is a thousand year reign.

    • C.

      The meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem" is the rain that stays on the plain.

    • D.

      The meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem" is a violent rain; a hard rain.

    Correct Answer
    D. The meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem" is a violent rain; a hard rain.
    Explanation
    The meaning of the Hebrew word "geshem" is a violent rain; a hard rain; gully washer.

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  • 2. 

    What did Hosea prophesy about the rain?

    • A.

      Hosea prophesied that there would be an Ark of Salvation.l

    • B.

      Hosea prophesied that there would be a former rain and a latter rain.

    • C.

      Hosea prophesied that there would be a flood that would cover the Earth.

    • D.

      Hosea prophesied that there would be an abomination that would make everything desolate.

    Correct Answer
    B. Hosea prophesied that there would be a former rain and a latter rain.
    Explanation
    Hosea prophesied that there would be a former rain and a latter rain.

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  • 3. 

    What did the former rain and the latter rain signify?

    • A.

      The former rain and the latter rain signified an Old Covenant and a New Covenant.

    • B.

      The former rain and the latter rain signified two great outpourings of the Holy Spirit.

    • C.

      The former rain and the latter rain signified the coming of the New Age religion.

    • D.

      The former rain and the latter rain signified the coming of the Lord.

    Correct Answer
    B. The former rain and the latter rain signified two great outpourings of the Holy Spirit.
    Explanation
    The former rain and the latter rain represented two great outpourings of the Holy Spirit, the first of which would occur on the Day of Pentecost and the Latter that would occur in the Latter Days (the Last Days).

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  • 4. 

    What was one example of a "geshem" rain?

    • A.

      One example of a "geshem" rain is the rain that flooded Israel in the days of King David.

    • B.

      One example of a "geshem" rain is the rain that flooded the entire West Coast of Africa.

    • C.

      One example of a "geshem" rain is the rain that caused the Grand Canyon.

    • D.

      One example of a "geshem" rain was the rain that caused the flood in Noah's day.

    Correct Answer
    D. One example of a "geshem" rain was the rain that caused the flood in Noah's day.
    Explanation
    One example of a "geshem" rain was the violent rain that was upon the Earth for 40 days and 40 nights, causing the flood in the days of Noah.

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  • 5. 

    When did Elijah tell Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain"?

    • A.

      Elijah told Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain" when the King was dying of thirst.

    • B.

      Elijah told Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain" when the water in the King's court had turned to wine.

    • C.

      Elijah told Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain" before he told his servant to check for clouds.

    • D.

      Elijah told Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain" when all the water in the court of the King had evaporated.

    Correct Answer
    C. Elijah told Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain" before he told his servant to check for clouds.
    Explanation
    Elijah told Ahab that "there is the sound of the abundance of rain" before he told his servant to check for clouds.

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  • 6. 

    What is the comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood?

    • A.

      The comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood is that there will be an Ark in the Last Days to protect Christians from the rain.

    • B.

      The comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood is that is that each one lasted 40 days and nights.

    • C.

      The comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood is that each one occurred in the Last Days.

    • D.

      The comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood is that the move of the Spirit of God will cover the Earth as the waters covered the Earth in Noah's flood.

    Correct Answer
    D. The comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood is that the move of the Spirit of God will cover the Earth as the waters covered the Earth in Noah's flood.
    Explanation
    The comparison of the latter rain and Noah's flood is that the move of the Spirit will cover the Earth as the waters covered the Earth in the Days of Noah.

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  • 7. 

    What is the difference between the former rain and the latter rain?

    • A.

      The difference between the former rain and the latter rain is that the former rain covered only Jerusalem and Egypt.

    • B.

      The difference between the former rain and the latter rain is that Noah was in the former rain and the 12 tribes of Israel will be in the latter rain.

    • C.

      The difference between the former rain and the latter rain is that the latter rain will cover the Earth--every nation--every tongue--every tribe.

    • D.

      The difference between the former rain and the latter rain is that Noah was not present in either rain.

    Correct Answer
    C. The difference between the former rain and the latter rain is that the latter rain will cover the Earth--every nation--every tongue--every tribe.
    Explanation
    The difference between the former rain and the latter rain is that the latter rain will cover the Earth--every nation--every tongue--every tribe.

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  • 8. 

    What is the significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13?

    • A.

      The significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13 is that it represented hard work on the part of the 12 disciples.

    • B.

      The significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13 is that it represented the close and consummation of the age.

    • C.

      The significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13 is that it represented a poor showing for that which had been sown.

    • D.

      The significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13 is that it represented a crop that would be pleasant to behold.

    Correct Answer
    B. The significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13 is that it represented the close and consummation of the age.
    Explanation
    The significance of the "harvest" that Jesus introduced in Matthew chapter 13 is that it represented the close and consummation of the age.

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  • 9. 

    In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), what does the darnel represent?

    • A.

      In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), the darnel represents the children of the evil one.

    • B.

      In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), the darnel represents the Hebrews that murmured and complained in the wilderness.

    • C.

      In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), the darnel represents those who are the 144,000 in Revelations.

    • D.

      In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), the darnel represents the children who shouted "Hosanna".

    Correct Answer
    A. In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), the darnel represents the children of the evil one.
    Explanation
    In the parable of the harvest (Matthew 13), the darnel represents the children of the evil one.

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  • 10. 

    In the parable (Matthew ch 13), who is the sower of the good seed?

    • A.

      In the parable (Matthew ch 13), the sower of the good seed is the preacher of the local church.

    • B.

      In the parable (Matthew ch 13), the sower of the good seed are the two witnesses in the Book of Revelations.

    • C.

      In the parable (Matthew ch 13), the sower of the good seed is the Son of Man.

    • D.

      In the parable (Matthew ch 13), the sower of the good seed is Peter, the spokesman for the Apostles.

    Correct Answer
    C. In the parable (Matthew ch 13), the sower of the good seed is the Son of Man.
    Explanation
    In the parable (Matthew ch 13), the sower of the good seed is the Son of Man.

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  • 11. 

    Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?

    • A.

      Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.

    • B.

      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.

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