Religion 6

1. Though the events in 1 and 2 Kings seem depressing and confusing, they provide all of the above

True

False

2. On Mt. Carmel, there is a contest between Elijah and the prophets of Baal to see whose sacrifice would be lit with fire

True

False

3. The Northern Kingdom included ten of the twelve Israelite tribes and was fairly wealthy, while the Southern Kingdom, with its capital at Jerusalem, was weaker and poorer.

True

False

4. Elijah insists that the old woman use her little remaining oil and flour to feed the prophet before she feeds her starving son.

True

False

5. Tiglath-Pileser and Sargon were the Babylonian emperors who invaded and destroyed Israel's Northern Kingdom

True

False

6. Biblical prophecy is rarely about predicting the future; it is mostly about perennial moral problems in everyday life.

True

False

7. By the end of the seventh century BCE, the Passover festival was almost forgotten, but king Josiah revived it

True

False

8. Elijah fled from the hateful queen and hid in a cave on Mt. Horeb: he only came forth to meet God when God sent:

A still quiet voice

Burning fire

9. Elijah came to be the model for godly prophets

True

False

10. Elisha asks to receive a double portion of Elijah's spiritual power, a request that God does not grant

True

False

11. The dates 722 BC and 587 BC are important in Biblical history because they represent

The fall of the Northern Kingdom (700 BC) and Southern Kingdom (587 BC)

The fall of the Northern Kingdom (722 BC) and Southern Kingdom (587 BC)

The fall of the Northern Kingdom (722 BC) and Southern Kingdom (58o BC)

12. Which of the following is NOT true of the Jerusalem temple.

It was destroyed by the Assyrians.

It was destroyed by the Persians

It was destroyed by the israelits

13. Match thefolllowing

Trye

Samaria

UR

Babylon

Judah

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14. Match the following

Ahab

Josiah

Jeroboam

Solomon

jezebel

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