BIBL 105 Quiz 4

BIBL 105 Quiz 4

BIBL 105 Quiz 4 Liberty University

BIBL 105 Quiz 1 and 2 Samuel; 1 and 2 Kings

Covers Learn materials from Module 4: Week 4.

1. In 1 Kings 3, Solomon’s one request of God is for _______.
2. One of the amazing things about Elisha the prophet is his ability to _______.
3. Before Elijah ascended to heaven in a chariot of fire, Elisha asked him for
4. One of the key takeaways from 1 Samuel 15 is Samuel’s statement to Saul that
5. In 1 Samuel 13, Saul foolishly _______ instead of waiting for Samuel to arrive.
6. According to 1 Kings, the central problem with Solomon’s marriages to foreign women was
7. David is anointed king because he has the right _______.
8. According to 1 Kings 10, what was considered of little value during Solomon’s kingship?
9. Saul was “the people’s choice” for a king because of his ________.
10. Numerous theological themes in 1-2 Samuel support the basic teachings _______ fidelity.
11. God’s promises to David in the Davidic Covenant were ________.
12. The birth of Samuel was in answer to the prayer of his mother, ________.
13. The major enemies in the books of 1-2 Samuel are the ________.
14. The order of Israel’s first three kings is ________.
15. David’s confrontation with Goliath in the valley of Elah was known as a
16. The books of 1-2 Samuel form the transition from the era of the judges to that of the
17. The prophet ________ confronted David after David sinned with Bathsheba.
18. Jerusalem was finally destroyed by the Babylonians in ________.
19. Which of these key events occurs in the books of 1-2 Kings?
20. The Syrian commander Naaman is healed of his ________ after he seeks help from Elisha the prophet.
21. The last godly king of the southern kingdom of Judah was ________.
22. The pinnacle of Solomon’s career came with his construction of the ________.
23. The books of 1-2 Kings are written from the perspective of the ________.
24. The two main prophets in 1-2 Kings are ________.
25. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of 1-2 Kings.

Other sets

1. In 1 Samuel 13, Saul foolishly _______ instead of waiting for Samuel to arrive.
2. According to 1 Kings, the central problem with Solomon’s marriages to foreign women was _______.
3. David is anointed king because he has the right _______.
4. According to 2 Kings 17, the northern kingdom of Israel was defeated by Assyria because _______.
5. Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, _______ the advice of Israel’s elders.
6. The Israelites asked Samuel for a king in order to _______.
7. In 1 Kings 3, Solomon’s one request of God is for _______.
8. When the people approached Saul to make him king, Saul was _______.
9. The prophet ________ confronted David after David sinned with Bathsheba.
10. The major enemies in the books of 1-2 Samuel are the ________.
11. The book of 1 Samuel highlights the ________ of Saul in comparison with David.
12. The birth of Samuel was in answer to the prayer of his mother, ________.
13. David’s confrontation with Goliath in the valley of Elah was known as a “________.”
14. God’s promises to David in the Davidic Covenant were ________.
15. The books of 1-2 Samuel form the transition from the era of the judges to that of the ________.
16. Numerous theological themes in 1-2 Samuel support the basic teachings _______ fidelity.
17. The two main prophets in 1-2 Kings are ________.
18. The Syrian commander Naaman is healed of his ________ after he seeks help from Elisha the prophet.
19. Elijah summoned the prophets of Baal to a contest at ________.
20. The kings of Israel and Judah are evaluated by their adherence to the ________.
21. The last godly king of the southern kingdom of Judah was ________.
22. Which of these key events occurs in the books of 1-2 Kings?
23. The Elijah narratives show that ________ is supreme over nature.
24. The events in 1-2 Kings transpire over a period of about _______.

Other sets

1. When the people approached Saul to make him king, Saul was
2. According to 1 Kings 10, what was considered of little value during Solomon’s kingship?
3. In 1 Samuel 13, Saul foolishly _______ instead of waiting for Samuel to arrive.
4. Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, _______ the advice of Israel’s elders.
5. In 1 Kings 3, Solomon’s one request of God is for _______.
6. One of the amazing things about Elisha the prophet is his ability to
7. The Israelites asked Samuel for a king in order to _______.
8. According to 1 Kings, the central problem with Solomon’s marriages to foreign women was
9. Saul was “the people’s choice” for a king because of his
10. David’s confrontation with Goliath in the valley of Elah was known as a
11. God’s promises to David in the Davidic Covenant were
12. The prophet ________ confronted David after David sinned with Bathsheba.
13. The books of 1-2 Samuel are anonymous works but are most likely the work of Samuel the prophet in their entirety.
14. The book of 1 Samuel highlights the ________ of Saul in comparison with David.
15. The birth of Samuel was in answer to the prayer of his mother,
16. First Samuel is the first biblical book where the term ________ or “anointed one” is used.
17. The major enemies in the books of 1-2 Samuel are the
18. The pinnacle of Solomon’s career came with his construction of the _
19. Which of these key events occurs in the books of 1-2 Kings?
20. The two main prophets in 1-2 Kings are ________.
21. The Elijah narratives show that ________ is supreme over nature.
22. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of 1-2 Kings.
23. The books of 1-2 Kings are written from the perspective of the
24. The Syrian commander Naaman is healed of his ________ after he seeks help from Elisha the prophet.
25. The last godly king of the southern kingdom of Judah was

Set 1

1. The pinnacle of Solomon’s career came with his construction of the ________.
2. David is anointed king because he has the right _______.
3. The Syrian commander Naaman is healed of his ________ after he seeks help from Elisha the prophet.
4. The books of 1-2 Kings are written from the perspective of the ________.
5. Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, _______ the advice of Israel’s elders.
6. David’s confrontation with Goliath in the valley of Elah was known as a “________.”
7. The order of Israel’s first three kings is ________.
8. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of 1-2 Kings.
9. Before Elijah ascended to heaven in a chariot of fire, Elisha asked him for _______.
10. First Samuel is the first biblical book where the term ________ or “anointed one” is used.
11. The books of 1-2 Samuel form the transition from the era of the judges to that of the ________.
12. According to 1 Kings 10, what was considered of little value during Solomon’s kingship?
13. Saul was “the people’s choice” for a king because of his ________.
14. In 1 Kings 3, Solomon’s one request of God is for _______.
15. Numerous theological themes in 1-2 Samuel support the basic teachings _______ fidelity.
16. The prophet ________ confronted David after David sinned with Bathsheba.
17. The major enemies in the books of 1-2 Samuel are the ________.
18. One of the key takeaways from 1 Samuel 15 is Samuel’s statement to Saul that _______.
19. The events in 1-2 Kings transpire over a period of about _______.
20. One of the amazing things about Elisha the prophet is his ability to _______.
21. The last godly king of the southern kingdom of Judah was ________.
22. The Israelites asked Samuel for a king in order to _______.
23. When the people approached Saul to make him king, Saul was _______.
24. The Philistines were known as the “_______.”
25. God’s promises to David in the Davidic Covenant were ________.

Set 2

1. The birth of Samuel was in answer to the prayer of his mother, ________.
2. Jerusalem was finally destroyed by the Babylonians in ________.
3. When the people approached Saul to make him king, Saul was _______.
4. David’s confrontation with Goliath in the valley of Elah was known as a “________.”
5. The major enemies in the books of 1-2 Samuel are the ________.
6. The books of 1-2 Samuel are anonymous but are probably the work of ________ in large part.
7. The Syrian commander Naaman is healed of his ________ after he seeks help from Elisha the prophet.
8. The Israelites asked Samuel for a king in order to _______.
9. The order of Israel’s first three kings is ________.
10. David is anointed king because he has the right _______.
11. Elijah summoned the prophets of Baal to a contest at ________.
12. The books of 1-2 Samuel form the transition from the era of the judges to that of the ________.
13. Numerous theological themes in 1-2 Samuel support the basic teachings _______ fidelity.
14. The two main prophets in 1-2 Kings are ________.
15. The events in 1-2 Kings transpire over a period of about _______.
16. According to 1 Kings 10, what was considered of little value during Solomon’s kingship?
17. One of the amazing things about Elisha the prophet is his ability to _______.
18. The prophet ________ confronted David after David sinned with Bathsheba.
19. Before Elijah ascended to heaven in a chariot of fire, Elisha asked him for _______.
20. One of the key takeaways from 1 Samuel 15 is Samuel’s statement to Saul that _______.
21. According to 2 Kings 17, the northern kingdom of Israel was defeated by Assyria because _______.
22. Which of these key events occurs in the books of 1-2 Kings?
23. The book of 1 Samuel highlights the ________ of Saul in comparison with David.
24. The last godly king of the southern kingdom of Judah was ________.
25. The books of 1-2 Kings are written from the perspective of the ________.

Set 3

1. Ezekiel saw the glory of God ___________.
2. The prophet who announced the virgin birth was _____.
3. The ram with the two horns in the book of Daniel symbolized _______________.
4. The prophets emphasize our ___________ of/for Christ.
5. Jeremiah expressed the tragedy in the book of ____________.
6. Malachi predicted the prophet ___________ would come before the Messiah.
7. The winged lion in the book of Daniel symbolized ____________.
8. Haggai encouraged the Jews to ____________ the Temple.
9. Malachi foresaw the ministry of John the Baptist.
10. The Greek word used by Matthew and LXX to translate “virgin” was __________.
11. Isaiah predicted the birth of ____________.
12. Jeremiah was a ______________ prophet.
13. Daniel and his friends were placed in a ____‐ year training program.
14. Who was the prophet who saw wheels within wheels?
15. Ezekiel last saw the glory of God on the Mount of ______________.
16. Ezekiel predicted the future invasion of Israel by ___________.
17. Daniel’s three friends were thrown into a _________.
18. The Head of gold from the statue in the book of Daniel represented ________.
19. Daniel interpreted the king’s dream about a great __________.
20. Jeremiah predicted Judah would fall to Egypt.
21. Nebuchadnezzar invaded Jerusalem for the first time in August _______________.
22. Jonah was pleased with Ninevah’s repentance.
23. Part of the book of Daniel is written in _______________.
24. The Old Testament ends with the threat of a curse.
25. Ezekiel preached to a valley of dry bones.