bce 1997 Flashcards
For what use did Abraham purchase a field in Machpelah?
a. a burial place for Sarah
b. a place to build an altar to God
c. an inheritance gift for Isaac
d. barter when trading for livestock
a burial place for Sarah
Whom did the Lord name when Moses, nearing death, asked for a successor?
a. Aaron the brother of Moses
b. Caleb the son of Jephunneh
c. Eleazar the priest
d. Joshua son of Nun
Joshua son of Nun
What do the food laws in Leviticus forbid the people to eat?
a. animal fat
b. flesh that touches anything unclean
c. the blood of fowl and animals
d. all of the above
all of the above
Who was Rebekah’s husband?
a. Abraham
b. Isaac
c. Jacob
d. Joseph
Isaac
In which of the following books does Moses view the promised land from Mt. Nebo?
a. Exodus
b. Leviticus
c. Numbers
d. Deuteronomy
Deuteronomy
Who directed the making of the golden calf?
a. Aaron
b. Deborah
c. Joshua
d. Moses
Aaron
What is the focus of the conversation between Eve and the serpent?
a. apples
b. covenant
c. death
d. tilling the soil
death
Which person does not appear in the stories about Abraham?
a. Isaac
b. Ishmael
c. Joseph
d. Melchizedek
Joseph
Whom was Joseph accused of molesting?
a. Caleb’s wife
b. Judah’s wife
c. Laban’s wife
d. Potiphar’s wife
Potiphar’s wife
What did the Passover festival celebrate?
a. the defeat of the Egyptians at the Red Sea
b. the Egyptian agreement to release the Hebrews
c. the Hebrews’ being spared from the angel of death
d. the Hebrews’ departure from Egypt
the Hebrews’ being spared from the angel of death
References to Melchizedek, king of Salem, in the Epistle to the Hebrews presuppose an account in which Old Testament book?
a. Genesis
b. Exodus
c. Leviticus
d. Deuteronomy
Genesis
Which of the following is a central theme of Leviticus?
a. Israel’s subjugation of the peoples east of the Jordan River
b. the dividing of the land among the tribes of Israel
c. the holiness of God and the holiness of the people
d. the men’s learning of arts of war in order to enter the promised land
the holiness of God and the holiness of the people
What were the cities of refuge?
a. cities where homeless people were welcome
b. cities to which those accused of homicide could escape
c. fortresses guarding the borders of Canaan
d. places where Canaanites could be safe
cities to which those accused of homicide could escape
“Hear, O Israel: the Lord is our God, the Lord alone. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might.” This appears in which of the following?
a. Exodus
b. Leviticus
c. Deuteronomy
d. Joshua
Deuteronomy
When Abram and Sarai went to Egypt, he asked her to say she was his sister. What resulted?
a. Abram repented and tried to change Sarai’s course.
b. Pharaoh married Sarai and she bore a son.
c. Pharaoh was glad because Sarai was very beautiful, and he asked Abram to oversee his estates.
d. The Lord afflicted Pharaoh, and Abram departed with great wealth.
The Lord afflicted Pharaoh, and Abram departed with great wealth.
According to Leviticus. what does the Jubilee year require?
a. animal sacrifice
b. return of property
c. ritual purification
d. the celebration of the Exodus
return of property
What was the name of Jacob’s youngest son, who was born in the promised land?
a. Benjamin
b. Dan
c. Joseph
d. Naphtali
Benjamin
In the Book of Esther, who was furious with Mordecai?
a. Ahasuerus
b. Haman
c. Haggai
d. Vashti
Haman
Why was the prostitute Rahab saved from the destruction of Jericho?
a. she fled the city
b. she hid the spies sent by Joshua
c. she promised to change her way of life
d. she provided water for Joshua’s spies
she hid the spies sent by Joshua
Where does the following quotation appear: “Choose this day whom you will serve… but as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord”?
a. Exodus 15
b. Numbers 6
c. Deuteronomy 6
d. Joshua 24
Joshua 24
Who does not belong on this list?
a. Ehud
b. Elisha
c. Gideon
d. Jephthah
Elisha
“With the jawbone of a donkey, heaps upon heaps, with the jawbone of a donkey I have slain a thousand men,” was said by whom?
a. Gideon
b. Lamech
c. Samson
d. Saul
Samson
To whom does the following refer: “So she gleaned in the field until evening. Then she beat out what she had gleaned”?
a. Bathsheba
b. Deborah
c. Esther
d. Ruth
Ruth
Why did David refuse to take Saul’s life when he had the chance?
a. David did not believe in killing.
b. David felt obligated to Saul for his past generosity.
c. David had great respect for Saul’s son, Jonathan.
d. Saul was the Lord’s anointed.
Saul was the Lord’s anointed.