Jeroboam And Rehoboam: Bible Questions! Trivia Quiz
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- 1.When Rehoboam took the throne, what did Jeroboam demand of the new king?
- A.
Rehoboam demanded that the new king be less lenient than his father.
- B.
Rehoboam demanded that the new king be more lenient than his father.
- C.
Rehoboam demanded nothing.
- D.
Rehoboam demanded that the new king go to war against the enemy.
- 2.Jethro's religious background did not prepare him for responding in faith to God.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.What name does the Bible use as an example of people who completely reject God?
- A.
The Bible uses the name, Enoch.
- B.
The Bible uses the name, Herod.
- C.
The Bible uses the name, Jezebel.
- D.
The Bible uses the name, Ruth.
- 4.Joab's life illustrates the disastrous results of having no source of direction outside of oneself.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.What limited Joash's effectiveness?
- A.
Joash's effectiveness was limited to the quality of his advisers.
- B.
Joash's effectiveness was limited to his background.
- C.
Joash's effectiveness was limited to lack of faith.
- D.
Joash's effectiveness was limited to the ministry of angels.
- 6.John believed that being loved was the most powerful motivation on earth.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.What was John Mark always eager to do?
- A.
John Mark was eager to go into battle.
- B.
John Mark was always eager to do the right thing.
- C.
John Mark was eager to be intelligent.
- D.
John Mark was eager to always please the people.
- 8.John the Baptist aimed at obedience.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.In what way was Jonathan an example?
- A.
Jonathan was an example of selfishness.
- B.
Jonathan was an example of disrespect.
- C.
Jonathan was an example of loyalty.
- D.
Jonathan was an example of obedience.
- 10.Joseph rose in power from a slave to what position?
- A.
Joseph rose in power from a slave to a ruler.
- B.
Joseph rose in power from a slave to a beggar.
- C.
Joseph rose in power from a slave to become king.
- D.
Joseph rose in power from a slave to a priest.
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