Lesson 13 & 14 Flashcards

1
Q

What did Queen Jezebel desire to do?

A

Totally replace the worship of Yahweh in Israel with the worship of her own gods

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2
Q

Why was Elijah called?

A

Because Elijah was needed

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3
Q

In Elijah’s challenge, how would the people know who the true God was?

A

The true God would answer by fire

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4
Q

What happened to the false prophets of Baal as a result of Elijah’s challenge?

A

They were all killed

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5
Q

List two (2) possible reasons why Elijah was afraid of the threats of one woman (Jezebel) after experiencing such a great victory over 850 false prophets

A

a) The prophets were specially anointed for moments of inspiration and it wasn’t uniform in their life
b) Elijah was emotionally exhausted and depleted after all he had been through

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6
Q

What was Elisha asking for when he asked for a double portion of Elijah’s spirit?

A

He was asking for the firstborn inheritance, where the first son would receive twice as much as the other sons

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7
Q

Which nation is primarily associated with 1 & 2 Kings?

A

Israel

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8
Q

Which nation is primarily associated with 1 & 2 Chronicles?

A

Judah

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9
Q

What two (2) foolish things did King Jehoshaphat do?

A

a) He decided to align himself with Ahab to fight against Syria, their common enemy
b) He arranged for his son Jehoram to marry Athaliah, the daughter of Ahab and Jezebel

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10
Q

Which king brought about great spiritual revival in the Southern Kingdom?

A

Joash

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11
Q

What should we do when we teach or preach on the prophets or the kings?

A

Not take it out of context. We should describe what was going on at the time and what the message was to the original audience, and only then make application to ourselves

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12
Q

What is the shortest (and probably earliest) prophetic book in the Old Testament?

A

Obadiah

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13
Q

What was God’s judgement on the nations intended to achieve?

A

Repentance

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14
Q

Nineveh was the capital of which powerful empire?

A

Assyria

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15
Q

Why didn’t Jonah want to go and prophesy to Nineveh?

A

Because he was afraid that the prophecy that he gave for their doom might actually be effective in calling them to repentance

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16
Q

What does the book of Jonah ask us?

A

What our response will be when God does not punish the people that we think should be punished

17
Q

What is the pattern of most prophecies?

A

a) A prophecy of judgement
b) Some nuancing of the prophecy
c) A call and a reason for hope

18
Q

What made Amos’s task difficult?

A

He was not from Israel, but was sent to prophesy judgement against Israel

19
Q

What was the sin of Israel that Amos preached against?

A

They endorsed injustice and oppression