BIBL 105 Quiz 6

BIBL 105 Quiz 6

BIBL 105 Quiz 6

BIBL 105 Quiz 6 Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon

Covers Learn materials from Module 6: Week 6.

1. Psalm 1 shows the direct relationship between _______ and God’s blessing.
2. The five books of Hebrew poetry include Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Songs, and ________.
3. The most common feature of Hebrew poetry is _______.
4. The second line of a ________ parallel completes the thought of the first line.
5. ________ parallelism expresses a contrast between the first line and the second line.
6. The book of Job deals with the question of human ________.
7. The book of Job ends with the ________ of Job.
8. _______ offers the final response to Job’s suffering.
9. The book of Job appears to occur during the time of the ________.
10. The psalms of ascent may have been sung when the people were making a pilgrimage to ________.
11. The book of Psalms contains ________ psalms that can be divided into ________ sections.
12. ________ psalms focus on the Davidic king.
13. ________ teach the value of living a godly life.
14. The book of Proverbs has a ________ view of wealth and poverty.
15. It is important to remember that the book of Proverbs teaches ________ truths for living.
16. The primary author of the book of Proverbs is ________.
17. The wisdom in the book of Proverbs is meant to be memorized but not necessarily applied.
18. The concluding advice from the author of Ecclesiastes is ________.
19. What is the Hebrew title of the book of Ecclesiastes translated as “Teacher” or “Preacher”?
20. The book of Ecclesiastes speaks to the postmodern world in concluding that life without God is ________.
21. In the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon’s frustrations concern life “under ________.”
22. The Song of Songs tells of the love between the Shulammite girl and King ________.
23. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of Song of Songs.
24. The last chapter of Song of Songs states, “Love is as strong as ________.”
25. The Song of Songs teaches that love and romance in marriage come from ________.

Other sets

1. Psalm 1 shows the direct relationship between _______ and God’s blessing.
2. The five books of Hebrew poetry include Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Songs, and ________.
3. The most common feature of Hebrew poetry is _______.
4. The second line of a ________ parallel completes the thought of the first line.
5. ________ parallelism expresses a contrast between the first line and the second line.
6. The book of Job deals with the question of human ________.
7. The book of Job ends with the ________ of Job.
8. _______ offers the final response to Job’s suffering.
9. The book of Job appears to occur during the time of the ________.
10. The psalms of ascent may have been sung when the people were making a pilgrimage to ________.
11. The book of Psalms contains ________ psalms that can be divided into ________ sections.
12. ________ psalms focus on the Davidic king.
13. ________ teach the value of living a godly life.
14. The book of Proverbs has a ________ view of wealth and poverty.
15. It is important to remember that the book of Proverbs teaches ________ truths for living.
16. The primary author of the book of Proverbs is ________.
17. The wisdom in the book of Proverbs is meant to be memorized but not necessarily applied.
18. The concluding advice from the author of Ecclesiastes is ________.
19. What is the Hebrew title of the book of Ecclesiastes translated as “Teacher” or “Preacher”?
20. The book of Ecclesiastes speaks to the postmodern world in concluding that life without God is ________.
21. In the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon’s frustrations concern life “under ________.”
22. The Song of Songs tells of the love between the Shulammite girl and King ________.
23. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of Song of Songs.
24. The last chapter of Song of Songs states, “Love is as strong as ________.”
25. The Song of Songs teaches that love and romance in marriage come from ________.

 Other sets

Set 1

1. The book of Job appears to occur during the time of the ________.
2. The five books of Hebrew poetry include Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Songs, and ________.
3. The fourth character who provides a new perspective on Job’s suffering is ________.
4. What did Job’s wife say to Job after he lost his children, possessions, and health?
5. In the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon’s frustrations concern life “under ________.”
6. ________ parallelism expresses a contrast between the first line and the second line.
7. The book of Job ends with the ________ of Job.
8. The sayings in the book of Proverbs are intended to be ________.
9. The Hebrew wordhevel occurs 38 times in the book of Ecclesiastes and means ________.
10. Proverbs often contain various forms of Hebrew parallelism.
11. Psalms 8, 19, 29, and 104 reflect on the Lord as ________.
12. Ecclesiastes has a ________ message for how the wise should live in a fallen world.
13. Psalms that contain prayers offered during times of trouble are called _______.
14. According to Ecclesiastes, God has put ________ in the hearts of people.
15. Hebrew wisdom begins with the _______ of the Lord.
16. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of Ecclesiastes.
17. Psalm 1 shows the direct relationship between _______ and God’s blessing.
18. The Song of Songs tells of the love between the Shulammite girl and King ________.
19. Which of the three friends offered the correct interpretation of Job’s circumstances?
20. Psalm 110 is unusual in its mention of a priest after the order of _______.
21. The book of Ecclesiastes speaks to the postmodern world in concluding that life without God is ________.
22. In Psalm 23, the LORD is depicted as David’s _______.
23. The book of Job deals with the question of human ________.
24. The primary author of the book of Proverbs is ________.
25. ________ psalms focus on the Davidic king.

Set 2

1. Song of Songs opens with which of the following lines?
2. The Song of Songs is quoted twice in the New Testament.
3. The wisdom in the book of Proverbs is meant to be memorized but not necessarily applied.
4. Hebrew poetry is often characterized by the use of _______ language.
5. ________ psalms focus on the Davidic king.
6. The attempt to justify God’s actions, as seen in the book of Job, is called a ________.
7. Many of the psalms were written by ________.
8. ________ teach the value of living a godly life.
9. Which of the following topics is addressed in the book of Proverbs?
10. What is the Hebrew title of the book of Ecclesiastes translated as “Teacher” or “Preacher”?
11. Hebrew wisdom begins with the _______ of the Lord.
12. The book of Psalms contains ________ psalms that can be divided into ________ sections.
13. The Song of Songs teaches that love and romance in marriage come from ________.
14. Psalm 1 shows the direct relationship between _______ and God’s blessing.
15. The book of Proverbs emphasizes that the ________ is the key to wisdom and knowledge.
16. The Song of Songs tells of the love between the Shulammite girl and King ________.
17. Which of the three friends offered the correct interpretation of Job’s circumstances?
18. The concluding advice from the author of Ecclesiastes is ________.
19. The traditional Jewish interpretation of the Song of Songs is a(n) ________ interpretation.
20. The book of Proverbs provides wisdom for the ________ matters of life.
21. The sayings in the book of Proverbs are intended to be ________.
22. The book of Job deals with the question of human ________.
23. Ecclesiastes has a ________ message for how the wise should live in a fallen world.
24. It is important to remember that the book of Proverbs teaches ________ truths for living.
25. Hebrew poetry is often used to express emotions and to evoke feelings rather than propositional thinking.

Set 3

1. Job maintains his innocence despite his friends’ accusations.
2. The wisdom in the book of Proverbs is meant to be memorized but not necessarily applied.
3. The last chapter of Song of Songs states, “Love is as strong as ________.”
4. The book of Ecclesiastes teaches the inevitability of ________.
5. Ecclesiastes has a ________ message for how the wise should live in a fallen world.
6. Penitential psalms depict the psalmist’s desire for ________.
7. The Hebrew wordhevel occurs 38 times in the book of Ecclesiastes and means ________.
8. The imprecatory psalms ask God to give ________ to Israel’s enemies.
9. It is important to remember that the book of Proverbs teaches ________ truths for living.
10. The primary author of the book of Proverbs is ________.
11. The attempt to justify God’s actions, as seen in the book of Job, is called a ________.
12. According to Proverbs 3, the LORD disciplines those He _______.
13. The Song of Songs tells of the love between the Shulammite girl and King ________.
14. The second line of a ________ parallel completes the thought of the first line.
15. Proverbs often presents a sharp contrast between ________.
16. Psalms that contain prayers offered during times of trouble are called _______.
17. The book of Proverbs has a ________ view of wealth and poverty.
18. The sayings in the book of Proverbs are intended to be ________.
19. The psalms of ascent may have been sung when the people were making a pilgrimage to ________.
20. Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of Song of Songs.
21. In Psalm 23, the LORD is depicted as David’s _______.
22. Psalm 1 shows the direct relationship between _______ and God’s blessing.
23. The book of Proverbs emphasizes that the ________ is the key to wisdom and knowledge.
24. Hebrew wisdom begins with the _______ of the Lord.
25. Psalm 110 is unusual in its mention of a priest after the order of _______.