B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 12
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This test covers pages 367-395 of The New Manners & Customs of the Bible.
- 1.What did the expression "Balm in Gilead" mean?
- A.
That God's help was near, but the people had refused it.
- B.
That the people had no way to reach Gilead and obtain balm, because Gilead was too far.
- C.
That the weather in Gilead was typically mild and pleasant.
- D.
None of the above.
- 2.The first covenant recorded in the Bible was between God and Moses.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3."Giving the hand" to someone denoted submission or:
- 4.What characteristic of the scroll given to Ezekiel indicated the extensiveness of the troubles that were to come upon the children of Israel?
- A.
It was exceptionally thick.
- B.
It was written on both sides.
- C.
It was made of leather.
- D.
It was made of linen.
- 5.Assyrian and Babylonian records were kept on slabs of stone and on cylinders made of:
- A.
Terracotta
- B.
Wax
- C.
Wood
- D.
Lead
- 6.The battering ram is believed to have been first used by the:
- A.
Philistines
- B.
Phoenicians
- C.
Phrygians
- D.
Pamphyllians
- 7.Which of the following was not an emotion believed to have been represented by striking the hands together?
- A.
Contempt
- B.
Mirth
- C.
Anger
- D.
Sorrow
- 8.The law in Israel required prayers to be said at the morning and evening sacrifices.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.What did the Law of Moses say should be done with garments taken in pledge?
- A.
Burn them in the event the debtor was unable to pay.
- B.
Sell them in the event the debtor was unable to pay.
- C.
Donate them to the poor in the event the debtor was unable to pay.
- D.
Return them to the debtor at sundown.
- 10.The fighting equipment of ancient warriors was often colored red to:
- A.
Intimidate their enemies, as red was the color of the war gods.
- B.
Conceal the blood of their own wounds.
- C.
Fool their enemies into believing they had been wounded.
- D.
All of the above.
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