Exam #3 (Solitary Kingdom)

Question 1

Isaiah (1) (Principle Characters)

Answer 1

God’s plans for judgment and deliverance through Messiah in the near and distant future

Question 2

Hezekiah (2) (Principle Characters)

Answer 2

Destroyed idols- bronze serpent, reopened temple, reinstitute sacrifice and passover, shows Babylon his treasures, greatest reforms only revival

Question 3

Sennacherib (3) (Principle Characters)

Answer 3

besieges Jerusalem, ignores the supernatural events-> Sennacherib Prism: Royal inscription of the Assyrian king, telling of his siege of Jerusalem at the time of Hezekiah

Question 4

Josiah (4) (Principle Characters)

Answer 4

last godly king of Judah, reign, book of the law rediscovered, revival and reform, passover, died in battle

Question 5

Jeremiah (5) (Principle Characters)

Answer 5

impending judgment on Jerusalem and the necessity of repentance; sustained obedience to God in times of extreme adversity, life is filled with trouble sorrow and shame, call of Jeremiah, called a traitor- plotted against by citizens of his home town, beaten and put into stocks, publicly challenged by false prophets, thrown into prison, thrown into a deep cistern full of mire

Question 6

Nebuchanezzar (6) (Principle Characters)

Answer 6

586 BC, Babylonian king, CRAZY!!!!!

Question 7

Judah Delivered from Assyria (1) (Principle Dates)

Answer 7

701 BC

Question 8

Fall of Nineveh (capital of Assyria) (2) (Principle Dates)

Answer 8

612 BC

Question 9

Battle of Megiddo (Josiah’s death) (3) (Principle Dates)

Answer 9

609 BC

Question 10

First Deportation to Babylon (Daniel) (4) (Principle Dates)

Answer 10

605 BC

Question 11

Second Deportation to Babylon (Ezekiel, Jehoiachin) (5) (Principle Dates)

Answer 11

597 BC

Question 12

Third Deportation; Fall Of Jerusalem / First Temple Destroyed (6) (Principle Dates)

Answer 12

586 BC

Question 13

Judah Delivered From Assyria (1) (Principle Events)

Answer 13

Assyrian invasions and Israel’s fall pose a serious threat to Judah

Question 14

Ministry of Isaiah, Micah (2) (Principle Events)

Answer 14

Isaiah- God’s plans for judgment and deliverance through Messiah in the near and distant future;
Micah- impending judgment on Israel and Judah and future restoration through Messiah, sparks the great revival in Judah during Hezekiah’s days

Question 15

Ministry of Jeremiah, Habakkuk, Zephaniah (4) (Principle Events)

Answer 15

Jeremiah- sustained obedience to God in times of extreme adversity, life is filled with trouble sorrow and shame
Habbakkuk- complex wisdom, “embrace”, questions about God’s justice and sovereignty in relation to Babylon and the nation
Zephaniah- coming judgement on Judah prefiguring the Day of the Lord

Question 16

Judah into Babylonian Captivity (5) (Principle Events)

Answer 16

586 BC, Three Deportations 1) Daniel and Friends, 2) Ezekiel, 3) City and Temple destroyed

Question 17

Ministry of Nahum (3) (Principle Events)

Answer 17

judgment on Assyria, destruction decreed, depicted, described