B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 10
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This test covers pages 300-334 of The New Manners & Customs of the Bible.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What type of civil service appears to have existed in the days of the prophet Jeremiah?
- A.
A welfare system.
- B.
A postal service.
- C.
A social security system.
- D.
A government bureau to oversee labor issues.
- 2.The external convex part of a round shield was known as the:
- 3.What materials were used to make scrolls?
- A.
Cotton cloth, skins and thin lead sheets.
- B.
Skins, thin lead sheets and papyrus leaves.
- C.
Papyrus leaves, linen or cotton cloth and skins.
- D.
Clay, stone and thin lead sheets.
- 4.The Hebrew words palge-mayim are rendered "rivers of water" in the King James Version and literally mean "divisions of waters."
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.A type of gate that could be quickly lowered or dropped was known as a:
- 6.To what does the Psalmist seem to refer when he states, "Mine ears hast thou opened?"
- A.
A divine anointing on the Psalmist's hearing so he could understand God's Word.
- B.
The healing of the Psalmist's deaf ears.
- C.
The piercing of the ears for the gold earrings commonly worn by men of high social status.
- D.
The piercing of a servant's ear to identify him as a love-servant.
- 7.A plant used to sprinkle blood in ceremonies of the Law of Moses was known as:
- A.
Hyssop
- B.
Acacia
- C.
Algum
- D.
Cedar
- 8.Columns representing female figures in Egyptian architecture were known as:
- 9.High sounding cymbals are believed to have corresponded to Spanish castanets.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.The _______ was a method used to settle disputed questions.
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