B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 2
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The birthright was a special privilege accorded a firstborn, and had to do with the:
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Selection of his name.
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Rules of fraternal differentiation.
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Type of education the child would be given.
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Law of primogeniture.
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This quiz covers pages 33-66 ofThe New Manners & Customs of the Bible.
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When a binding covenant of friendship was made between individuals or tribes, it was customary to:
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Mingle the blood of both parties as a sign of brotherhood.
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Eat a meal together.
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Take each other's family name.
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Hold a ritualistic wine-drinking ceremony.
Correct Answer
A. Eat a meal together.Explanation
When a binding covenant of friendship was made between individuals or tribes, it was customary to eat a meal together. This practice symbolized a shared bond and trust between the parties involved. By sharing a meal, they would demonstrate their willingness to come together, share resources, and establish a sense of unity and camaraderie. This act of eating together was seen as a significant gesture of friendship and commitment, reinforcing the mutual trust and respect between the individuals or tribes.Rate this question:
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The 12 stones buried in the Jordan when Israel crossed over could symbolize:
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The burial of old grudges and animosities (forgiveness).
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Burial into Christ's death (baptism).
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The sense of overwhelming relief Israel felt to be out of the wilderness.
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The burial Moses received because God hid him when he died.
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A. Burial into Christ's death (baptism).Explanation
The 12 stones buried in the Jordan when Israel crossed over could symbolize the act of baptism, specifically the burial into Christ's death. Baptism is often seen as a symbolic representation of dying to one's old self and being reborn in Christ. By burying the stones in the Jordan, it can be interpreted that the Israelites were leaving behind their old lives and entering into a new covenant with God, similar to the act of baptism.Rate this question:
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"Thus far the Lord helped us" is the meaning of which name?
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Eliphelet
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Elishaphat
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Eleazar
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Ebenezer
Correct Answer
A. EbenezerExplanation
The name "Ebenezer" means "Thus far the Lord helped us." This name is derived from the Hebrew language and is mentioned in the Bible. It is often used to commemorate a significant event or milestone where God's help and intervention were acknowledged. The name serves as a reminder of God's faithfulness and provision in the past, giving hope and encouragement for the future.Rate this question:
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_________ were usually the shepherds.
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Men
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Women
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Children
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The elderly
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A. MenExplanation
Men were usually the shepherds because traditionally, shepherding was considered a physically demanding and rugged occupation that required strength and endurance. Men were typically responsible for tending to and protecting the flock, as well as leading them to graze and finding suitable shelter. This role often involved long hours of walking and being exposed to various weather conditions, which made it more suitable for men who were generally perceived to be better equipped for such tasks.Rate this question:
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When the Bible says Leah's eyes were "tender," it means they were:
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Painful
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Loving
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Dull
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Sensitive
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A. DullExplanation
When the Bible says Leah's eyes were "tender," it means they were dull. This implies that Leah's eyes lacked brightness or liveliness. The term "tender" in this context suggests a lack of sparkle or vibrancy in her eyes, possibly indicating a lack of joy or enthusiasm.Rate this question:
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What nationality were Esau's first two wives?
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Jebusite
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Philistine
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Hebrew
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Hittite
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A. HittiteExplanation
Esau's first two wives were Hittite. This is known from the biblical account in the book of Genesis, where it is mentioned that Esau married two Hittite women, Judith and Basemath. The Hittites were an ancient people who inhabited the region of Anatolia (modern-day Turkey) during biblical times. Esau's marriage to Hittite women was a source of grief for his parents, Isaac and Rebekah, as they preferred him to marry within their own Hebrew lineage.Rate this question:
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Which name means "hearing"?
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Joshua
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Simeon
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Judah
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Reuel
Correct Answer
A. SimeonExplanation
Simeon means "hearing" in Hebrew. The name is derived from the Hebrew word "shama" which means "to hear" or "to listen." Therefore, Simeon is the correct answer as it directly translates to "hearing."Rate this question:
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Images (idols) most often representing female deities were known as:
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Teraphim
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Seraphim
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Cherubim
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Caphtorim
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A. TeraphimExplanation
Teraphim were images or idols that were commonly associated with female deities. They were often used in ancient religious practices and were believed to possess magical or protective powers. These idols were typically small and could be made from various materials such as clay, wood, or metal. Teraphim were prevalent in many ancient cultures, including Mesopotamia and Canaan. They were often used in household worship and were believed to bring blessings and prosperity to the family.Rate this question:
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The "mark of the covenant" was:
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A wax seal stamped with a signet ring.
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A document initialed by the high priest.
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A wound rubbed with ashes to make a dark scar.
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None of the above.
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