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Bible Quiz To Study Flashcards

1
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Where was John exiled to? Why?

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Isle of Patmos; because of his ministry success, the Roman emperor Domition sent him to Patmos.

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Who exiled John? What was John’s story?

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The Roman emperor Domition exiled him; prior to that, he had served faithfully and ministered to churches in the Asia Minor and he wrote 1,2, and 3 John successfully- and that’s why he was exiled.

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What low season did John likely experience there?

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Loneliness

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How did God use that in John’s life? What did he write/see during that time?

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God used that in his life because it was on the Isle of Patmos that God revealed the future of earth and mankind- a vision; He wrote about the vision God revealed to him, and his loneliness was overshadowed by the honor that God gave him.

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After John was released what did he do? Why? How?

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He was carried by cot and continued to preach the message “Little Children, Love One Another.” He was probably carried because of old age and/or injuries from hard labor on Patmos, yet he was still determined to preach.

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Deborah was the only female judge out of how many over the course of 430 years?

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13 Judges

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What was the role of judges in Israel during this time of Deborah?

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They provided counsel in order to settle disputes and served as military leaders.

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What were the five challenges Deborah faced?

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She was a long way from the Canaanites. In order to defeat them, her army would have to travel, She was not a trained warrior, Women were not given authority to lead an army; therefore, she would have to find a man willing to provide help as a military leader, The Canaanites had a superior army, Israelites were shepherds and farmers, not trained soldiers, She faced a nation with fear and lack of faith in God.

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What leader and army was Deborah going to deliver Israel from?

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Leader- King Jabin & Commander Sisera Army- Canaanite

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Who agreed to lead the military with/for Deborah?

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Barak

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How did they defeat the Canaanites? (Who and where…)

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They defeated the Canaanites through God’s provision and will.

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What personal lessons and applications can we take away from the story of Deborah?

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Let God take control of our lives and we will be victorious over the challenges we face, We should willingly offer ourselves to God, fully submit to God with complete obedience and He will grant us good, as he did to Deborah.

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Who were the king and queen when Elijah was a prophet?

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Ahab and Jezebel

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Why was there a three year drought during this time of Elijah?

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The people had turned from God to worship idols

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How did God demonstrate His power to the false prophets of Baal?

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He caused an altar drenched with water to supernaturally light on fire

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Why did Elijah become fearful and discouraged after having such a great victory for the Lord?

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Jezebel was after his life

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17
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What does fear cause us to lose?

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Control, joy, and clarity in thinking

18
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The Lord knew that Elijah needed a new________. God helped him to have an eternal ________.

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perspective; perspective

19
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What did Barnabus overcome?

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A broken relationship with Paul

20
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What was Barnabus’s dispute with Paul over? How did it end?

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Barnabas wanted to take John Mark along with them on the journey, and Paul did not because he had not gone to work with them or experienced their missions; it ended by them separating from each other.

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Why was this SO significant? (Tell about Barnabus’s history with Paul)

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They were both believers together and had been very good friends for many years, they established a church in Antioch, and they went on many missionary journeys together; so when they got into a fight it was very surprising.

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What are the two types of broken relationships? (Give an example of each)

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Those we can control- speaking harshly to someone ; Those we cannot control- friends moving away

23
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What valuable tools did you learn about mending relationships from the story of Barnabus?

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Identify the cause
Seek God’s Direction
Wait on the Lord
Acknowledge your part
Initiate “bridge-building”

24
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What elements of his life defined Othniel as having a “poor background”?

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Orphan, not an influential or important family, fairly unknown

25
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Godliness-

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to have a sincere desire to walk according to the principles of God’s Word and to live that out

26
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Contentment-

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peace and satisfaction that comes when you accept what God has given you

27
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What is true spiritual wealth?

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Godliness + contentment

28
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What number judge was Othniel? How did he get to that position?

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He was the 1st Judge, his brother was Caleb, so he volunteered and stepped up.

29
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What caused Absalom’s initial bitterness? (story with brother)

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Amnon had raped their sister and their father, King David, refused to do anything about it.

30
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What caused his OVERALL lack of self-control?

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An attitude problem

31
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How might you avoid losing self- control?

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Personal Answer

32
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True/False- You can choose your attitude in response to something

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True

33
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What are the six steps to overcoming self-control issues?

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Recognize weakness
Desire a change
Identify a strategy
Accept the price
God’s Spirit Empowers
Take action do what is right

34
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How did Jesus represent self-control in humility?

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He set aside the glory of Heaven to endure the pain of the cross.

35
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What did Mary overcome?

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Martha’s critical spirit, being criticized

36
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What did Martha overcome?

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Being critical toward her sister, and likely others.

37
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Explain how the story about May/Martha was represented in Luke 10…

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In Luke 10, Mary was sitting at Jesus’ feet, spending time with Him, while Martha was preparing the meal, and then Martha began to complain and criticize Mary, but then Jesus put a stop to it and taught Martha that what she did was wrong.

38
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Then explain Mary/Martha in Mark 14-

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Again, Jesus was explaining that what Mary did was the right thing to do, and how spiritual food is much greater than physical food.

39
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True/False- critical people tend to gather together

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True

40
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How can you survive giving or receiving a critical spirit?

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Choice for joy
Find a friend to encourage you
Celebrate God’s goodness in your life
Test to every word and action

41
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Definition of critical-

A

expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgments.

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