Quiz #2

Question 1

Theme of Amos

Answer 1

Judgement of Judah (Uzziah), Israel, (Jeroboam II) and the nations

Question 2

Amos addressee

Answer 2

Israel (speaks to this nation the most)

Question 3

Damascus (Syria)

Answer 3

Will be judged for her cruelty to God’s people.

Question 4

Gaza (Philistia)

Answer 4

Will be judged for her slave trade.

Question 5

Tyre (Phoenicia/Lebanon)

Answer 5

Will be judged for her slavery and breaking a covenant.

Question 6

Edom

Answer 6

will be judged for her hateful violence.

Question 7

Ammon

Answer 7

Will be judged for her cruelty and greed.

Question 8

Moab

Answer 8

Will be judged for her vindictive hatred.

Question 9

Judah

Answer 9

Will be judged for her despising and violating God’s law.

Question 10

Israel

Answer 10

Will be judged for their corrupt practices:
(1) oppressed the righteous and poor, (2) neglected God’s providential care from the past, (3) mistreated God’s announced servants.

Question 11

4 calls of God for Israel to repent

Answer 11

(1) God laments the fall of his chosen ones, (2) God calls for the people to seek him, (3) God calls for holiness and obedience, (4) God exposes their formalism.

Question 12

4 warnings of God against Israel’s self-confidence

Answer 12

(1) they trusted in their geographical location, (2) they trusted in their prosperity, (3) entertainment, (4) false confidence will be broken.

Question 13

Israel’s coming judgements

Answer 13

(1) worms, but restrained
(2) fire, but restrained
(3) plumbline and NOT restrained
(4) lords message to Amaziah
(5) summer fruit judgement at hand
(6) executed by Jehovah

Question 14

Meaning of Amos

Answer 14

Burden bearer

Question 15

Theme of Amos

Answer 15

Jehovah’s redeeming love

Question 16

Addressee of Amos

Answer 16

Israel

Question 17

How did Hosea’s marriage illustrate God’s relationship with Israel?

Answer 17

Homer was physically impure.
Israel was spiritually impure.
Gomer’s physical adultery represented israel’s spiritual adultery.
Hosea purchases goner out of sexual slavery.
Gomer will remain with Hosea forever.
Israel will remain with the lord forever.

Question 18

Meaning of Jezreel

Answer 18

God will dispense

Question 19

Meaning of Lo-Ruhamah

Answer 19

No mercy

Question 20

Meaning of Lo-Ammi

Answer 20

Not my people

Question 21

How will God restore Israel?

Answer 21

They will be innumerable.
They will he God’s children.
They will be a united nation.

Question 22

How will God rested Israel?

Answer 22

He will restore their land.
He will make them his bride.
He will remove the curse. (Of animals fearing man)

Question 23

Ishi

Answer 23

Hebrew for my husband

Question 24

Baali

Answer 24

Hebrew for my lord

Question 25

The lord confronts Israel about their sin and calls them what?

Answer 25

A silly dove.

Question 26

Meaning of Micah

Answer 26

Who is like Jehovah?

Question 27

Theme of Micah

Answer 27

Hear

Question 28

Adressee of Micah

Answer 28

Israel and Judah

Question 29

Meaning of aphrah

Answer 29

House of dust

Question 30

Various characteristics of God’s kingdom

Answer 30

It will be supreme.
It will be universal.
It will be peaceful (in millennium, no learning of war. No need)

Question 31

Every chapter of Micah starts with

Answer 31

Hear ye

Question 32

God wants us to..

Answer 32

1. Do justly
2. Love mercy
3. Walk humbly with God

Question 33

There will be a time of great redemption and..

Answer 33

Promises that Abrahamic covenant will be kept. Everlasting and eternal.