Final Exam

Question 1

Map

Answer 1

A-Egypt
B-Edom
C-Judah
D-Ammon
E-Aram
F-Syria (Phoenicia)
G-Assyria
H-Persia & Media
J-Babylonia
1-Avaris
2-Jerusalem
3-Samaria
4-Damascus
5-Carchemish
6-Nineveh
7-Babylon
8-Susa

Question 2

1051, 931, 721, 587, 539, 520, 445

Answer 2

Kingship of Saul, Solomon’s temple, fall of Israel, Fall of Judah, Temple foundations, Reign of Darius/serving of Haggai and Zechariah as prophets, City walls

Question 3

Jonah

Answer 3

750 BC, During Jeroboam II

Question 4

Amos

Answer 4

755 BC, During Jeroboam II and Uzziah

Question 5

Hosea

Answer 5

ca 755-720 BC, During Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah of Judah and Jeroboam II of Israel.

Question 6

Isaiah

Answer 6

742 BC, During Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, During Hosea and Micah

Question 7

Micah

Answer 7

During Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, prophecies concerning Jerusalem and Samaria

Question 8

Zephaniah

Answer 8

During Josiah
During Jeremiah and Habakkuk
Prediction of the Day of Judgement (“Everything will be swept away”)

Question 9

Jeremiah

Answer 9

During Josiah to the fall under Zedekiah

Question 10

Habakkuk

Answer 10

During Manasseh
(a little before Jeremiah and Zephaniah)
About: Habakkuk feels hopeless until He sees the justice of God.

Question 11

Daniel

Answer 11

During Jehoiakim– Cyrus

Question 12

Ezekiel

Answer 12

5th yr of Zedekiah/5th yr of exile
During Jeremiah and Daniel

Question 13

Haggai

Answer 13

520 BC During Darius
During Zechariah and maybe Joel

Question 14

Joel

Answer 14

Couldn’t be dated… maybe during time of Darius/Haggai and Zechariah

Question 15

Malachi

Answer 15

After everything, before the 400 yrs of silence

Question 16

Chapter Themes
Ex 20
Ex 22
Lev 26
Deut. 8
Deut 12
Deut 17
Deut 18

Answer 16

Ex 20- 10 Commandments
Ex. 22- Social Justice (including eliminating sorcerers)
Lev 26- No idols, keep Sabbath
Deut 8- Don’t forget, be humbled and bless God, like Deut 32
Deut 12- Appropriate worship, eating meat
Deut 17- Kgs instruction, like 2 Sam 7, purity, justice and priests legal decisions (like Ex. 22)
Deut 18- Abominable Practices and the Prophet

Question 17

Prophetic Statement Chapter Themes
Lev 10
Deut 4
Deut 18
Deut 28
Deut 29
Deut 30
Deut 32

Answer 17

Lev. 10- Priests- don’t be drunk on the job, distinguish between holy and common, teach the people
Deut 4- Don’t serve idols or you’ll be exiled, God will restore you
Deut 18- Abominable practices and the Prophet
Deut 28- Blessings, Curses, Restoration
Deut 29- “I shall be safe though I walk in stubbornness of heart”
Deut 30- Restoration, change of heart
Deut. 32- Song of Witness

Question 18

Uzziah

Answer 18

Good king, successful as long as he followed God, but later became proud, went to the sanctuary to burn unauthorized incense and got leprosy. His son, Jotham became co-regent.

Question 19

Jotham

Answer 19

Was careful to obey the Lord, reigned as coregent with his leper-father, Uzziah. People still turned away from God despite His godly leadership.

Question 20

Ahaz

Answer 20

Son of Jotham, burned his sons in the fire, messed with the temple, lost 120,000 men in battle

Question 21

Hezekiah

Answer 21

Trusted the Lord, no one like him, Samaria fell during his reign, God delivered him from Sennacherib, Hezekiah’s sickness and miraculous recovery (predicted by Isaiah)

Question 22

Manasseh

Answer 22

Bowed before all the powers of heaven, rebuilt pagan shrines, consulted mediums, sacrificed his sons in the fire, filled Jerusalem with innocent blood,

Question 23

Amon

Answer 23

2 yr reign, bad like father-Manasseh, assassinated,

Question 24

Josiah

Answer 24

king at 8, destroyed pagan worship in the nation, celebrated Passover like it hadn’t been done since the Judges, never been a king like him who turned to God with all his heart

Question 25

Jehoiakim

Answer 25

Took over from Jehoahaz (brother) who was exiled by Egyptian king, son of Josiah, evil, real name was Eliakim

Question 26

Jehoiachin

Answer 26

son of Jehoiakim, taken prisoner by Nebuchadnezzar in 605 BC, evil

Question 27

Zedekiah

Answer 27

Josiah’s son, uncle of Jehoiachin, last king of Judah

Question 28

Jeroboam II

Answer 28

king of Israel, restored the borders of Israel, evil

Question 29

Deuteronomy Prophet Checklist

Answer 29

“The Lord your God will raise up for you a prophet like me from among your fellow Israelites.”(vs. 15)
“I will put my words in his mouth, and he will tell the people everything I command him.” (vs. 18)
“But any prophet who falsely claims to speak in my name or who speaks in the name of another god must die.” (vs. 20)
“If a prophet speaks in the LORD’s name but his prediction does not happen or come true, you will know that the LORD did not give that message.” (vs. 22)
“The false prophets or visionaries who try to lead you astray must be put to death, for they encouraged rebellion…” (Deut 13:5)

Question 30

The Calling of a Prophet (Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel)

Answer 30

-Heavenly Encounter/Set Apart
-Lips purified/Mouth touched
-Given a message
-Call to be courageous/protection given

Question 31

A Sign

Answer 31

A short term prediction that confirms a long term prophecy and verifies the prophet.
Dt. 13:1-5, Dt. 18:20-22, 1 Sam 2:34, 1 Kgs. 13:3,

Question 32

False Prophet Test

Answer 32

• offers a sign
  -prediction comes true
  -leads you away from Yahweh
  -Does he speak in the name of Yahweh?

Question 33

Importance of Jesus as the Prophet

Answer 33

Jesus’ ultimate prophecy of His death and resurrection were fulfilled (Dt. 18:18, 22). His signs, such as the resurrection of Lazarus were what proved He was the Prophet the disciples had been awaiting.

Question 34

Cult Centers in Amos and Hosea

Answer 34

Beersheba, Bethel, Gilgal, Samaria, Dan

Question 35

Nahum Summary

Answer 35

Justice toward Assyria