B01-1 Bible Survey I - Old Testament Manners And Customs - Test 9
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The temple of Zerubbabel is sometimes called the _______________ temple.
This test covers pages 266-300 of The New Manners & Customs of the Bible.
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To "build a city" often meant to build walls around a town that was already inhabited.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
In ancient times, building a city often involved constructing walls around a pre-existing town or settlement. These walls served as a means of protection and defense against potential invaders or attacks. By enclosing the town within walls, the inhabitants could feel safer and more secure. Therefore, the statement that "building a city" often meant constructing walls around an already inhabited town is true.Rate this question:
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Once war had been declared by shooting an arrow or hurling a spear into the country to be invaded, how many days were allowed for peaceable settlement?
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30
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60
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90
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120
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A. 30Explanation
In ancient times, declaring war was a serious matter and required a formal process. The question suggests that war was declared by shooting an arrow or hurling a spear into the country to be invaded. After this declaration, a certain period of time was allowed for peaceable settlement before the actual war began. According to the answer provided, this period of time was 30 days. This allowed both sides to negotiate, communicate, and potentially find a peaceful resolution before resorting to armed conflict.Rate this question:
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The names of Daniel, Hanahiah, Mishael and Azariah each contained one of which two names or abbreviations for the one true God?
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Ani and el.
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Ani and iah.
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El and iah.
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Ish and iah.
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A. El and iah.Explanation
The names of Daniel, Hanahiah, Mishael, and Azariah each contain one of the two names or abbreviations for the one true God, which are "El" and "iah".Rate this question:
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Why did Assyrian conquerors carry away the idols of the nations they subdued?
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To break them up and burn them.
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To teach their people to worship them.
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To seek direction from them.
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To set them up in their temples as captive gods.
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A. To set them up in their temples as captive gods.Explanation
The Assyrian conquerors carried away the idols of the nations they subdued to set them up in their temples as captive gods. This was a common practice in ancient times, as it was believed that by capturing and displaying the idols of conquered nations, the Assyrians could demonstrate their dominance and control over those nations and their gods. Additionally, it allowed the Assyrians to incorporate the conquered gods into their own religious practices, further solidifying their power and influence.Rate this question:
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By sending Nehemiah an unsealed letter, Sanballat may have been indicating that:
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He regarded Nehemiah to have been equivalent to royalty.
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He regarded Nehemiah as a near relative.
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He saw Nehemiah as a person of inferior position.
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He felt Nehemiah was no better than a dog.
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A. He saw Nehemiah as a person of inferior position.Explanation
By sending Nehemiah an unsealed letter, Sanballat may have been indicating that he saw Nehemiah as a person of inferior position. An unsealed letter suggests a lack of respect or importance, as it can be easily opened and read by others. This action implies that Sanballat did not consider Nehemiah to be on the same level of power or authority as himself. It also suggests a lack of trust or regard for Nehemiah's position, as a sealed letter would have shown more formality and respect.Rate this question:
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Fasting was not permitted during the Feast of Wood-Carrying.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
During the Feast of Wood-Carrying, fasting was not allowed. This implies that people participating in the feast were not allowed to abstain from eating for a certain period of time. This could be because the feast was a celebration and a time of abundance, where people were encouraged to indulge in food and enjoy the festivities. Fasting would have contradicted the purpose and spirit of the feast, hence it was prohibited.Rate this question:
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What types of structures were built in the wilderness for the protection of shepherds?
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Palisades
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Towers
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Castles
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Cisterns
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A. TowersExplanation
Towers were built in the wilderness for the protection of shepherds. These structures provided a vantage point for shepherds to watch over their flocks and keep them safe from predators. Towers also served as a deterrent to potential thieves or attackers, as they provided a strategic position for defense. Additionally, towers offered shelter and a place of refuge for shepherds during inclement weather or emergencies.Rate this question:
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On what date is construction of the temple estimated to have been completed?
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September 8, 573 B.C.
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March 12, 515 B.C.
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March 28, 513 B.C.
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July 6, 509 B.C.
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A. March 12, 515 B.C.Explanation
The construction of the temple is estimated to have been completed on March 12, 515 B.C.Rate this question:
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The temple servants that assisted the Levites were known as:
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Cherethites
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Pelethites
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Nehushtan
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Nethinim
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A. NethinimExplanation
The correct answer is Nethinim. In the Bible, the Nethinim were a group of temple servants who assisted the Levites in their duties. They were responsible for various tasks such as cleaning and maintenance of the temple, as well as assisting in the sacrificial rituals. The term "Nethinim" is derived from the Hebrew word "Nathan" which means "to give" or "to dedicate," indicating their role of service in the temple.Rate this question:
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