BIBL 105 Quiz 8

BIBL 105 Quiz 8 Liberty University

BIBL 105 Quiz 8 Minor Prophets

1. What have you learned in this course about the Old Testament that you didn’t know prior to taking BIBL 105 and how has that information specifically affected your worldview or life?
2. The Minor Prophets are called “minor” because they are less important than the “major” prophets.
3. The Minor Prophets predict the fall of both Samaria in the north and Jerusalem in the south.
4. God tells Hosea to give symbolic names to his three _____ that predict destruction on Israel.
5. God commanded Hosea to marry an _____ wife as a picture to the nation of Israel.
6. Joel predicts the coming invasion of an army of _____.
7. Amos prophesied to the northern kingdom during a time of economic prosperity but also moral decline.
8. Obadiah is the _______ book in the Old Testament.
9. Jonah was sent by the LORD to preach against the Assyrian city of _____.
10. When the city of Nineveh repented, Jonah was filled with _____.
11. One major problem addressed in the book of Micah is social _____.
12. The ancient Assyrians as portrayed in the book of Nahum were known for their extreme
13. Habakkuk 1 predicts that God will raise up the _____ to punish the nation of Judah.
14. The central message of the prophet Zephaniah is that the _______ is near.
15. In the book of Haggai, the LORD tells Zerubbabel, the Davidic ruler, “I will make you like my
16. Zechariah’s prophesies many things concerning Israel’s future _______.
17. Zechariah 14 predicts that the LORD Himself will set His feet upon and will split _____ when He returns.
18. According to Malachi 4, the LORD will send _____ the prophet before the great and dreadful Day of the LORD.
19. The big idea of the Old Testament is that it is all about _______.
20. The last verse of the Old Testament ends with _____.
21. The message to the city of Jerusalem in Zephaniah 3 includes the statement that the LORD is _____ to save.

Set 1

1. What have you learned in this course about the Old Testament that you didn’t know prior to taking BIBL 105 and how has that information specifically affected your worldviewor life?
2. The Minor Prophets include both pre-exilic and post-exilic prophets.
3. The book of Nahum portrays the LORD as the Divine _____.
4. Jonah’s name in Hebrew means “_____.”
5. Zechariah 14 predicts that the LORD Himself will set His feet upon and will split _____ when He returns.
6. God commanded Hosea to marry an _____ wife as a picture to the nation of Israel.
7. In the book of Haggai, the LORD tells Zerubbabel, the Davidic ruler, “I will make you like my _____.”
8. According to Malachi 4, the LORD will send _____ the prophet before the great and dreadful Day of the LORD.
9. _______ states about himself that he was neither a prophet nor the son of a prophet when he was called by God.
10. A major problem that Malachi addresses is the offering of inappropriate _______.
11. The Edomites in the book of Obadiah were descendants of _______.
12. Amos compares the voice of the LORD to a _____.
13. The book of Amos teaches the concept of _______ whereby God holds all nations accountable.
14. The ministry of Malachi, like that of Haggai and Zechariah, was _____ the Babylonian exile.
15. In the book of Joel, the Day of the LORD depicts the time of God’s future _____.
16. The big idea of the Old Testament is that it is all about _______.
17. Joel 2 (quoted in Acts 2) predicts that God will one day pour out His _____ on all His people.
18. Micah 6 teaches that God requires His people to act justly and to love mercy and to walk _____ with their God.
19. Nahum predicts the destruction of the Assyrian city of _____.
20. When God saw that the Ninevites repented at Jonah’s preaching, He destroyed them anyway.
21. Zechariah 14 foresees the day when the LORD Himself will be king over the whole earth.

Set 2

1. What have you learned in this course about the Old Testament that you didn’t know prior to taking BIBL 105 and how has that information specifically affected your worldviewor life?
2. Hosea 11:1, “Out of Egypt I called my Son,” is fulfilled _____ in Matthew 2:15 in the life of Jesus.
3. Obadiah is the _______ book in the Old Testament.
4. In the book of Joel, the Day of the LORD depicts the time of God’s future _____.
5. The central message of the prophet Zephaniah is that the _______ is near.
6. Jonah was sent by the LORD to preach against the Assyrian city of _____.
7. The LORD prepared a _____ to save Jonah’s life.
8. The Edomites in the book of Obadiah were descendants of _______.
9. When God saw that the Ninevites repented at Jonah’s preaching, He destroyed them anyway.
10. God tells Hosea to give symbolic names to his three _____ that predict destruction on Israel.
11. The ministry of Malachi, like that of Haggai and Zechariah, was _____ the Babylonian exile.
12. Nahum 1 teaches that God is _______.
13. Habakkuk 1 predicts that God will raise up the _____ to punish the nation of Judah.
14. Joel 2 (quoted in Acts 2) predicts that God will one day pour out His _____ on all His people.
15. The book of Nahum portrays the LORD as the Divine _____.
16. The closing chapters of the book of Zechariah focus on the coming of _____.
17. The message of Haggai to the people of Jerusalem was to rebuild the _____.
18. _______ states about himself that he was neither a prophet nor the son of a prophet when he was called by God.
19. The reluctance of Jonah to preach to the Assyrians shows Jonah’s own _____.
20. Zechariah 14 predicts that the LORD Himself will set His feet upon and will split _____ when He returns.
21. Zechariah 14 foresees the day when the LORD Himself will be king over the whole earth.

Set 3

1. A major problem that Malachi addresses is the offering of inappropriate _______.
2. The ancient Assyrians as portrayed in the book of Nahum were known for their extreme _______.
3. When the city of Nineveh repented, Jonah was filled with _____.
4. One major problem addressed in the book of Micah is social _____.
5. Obadiah is the _______ book in the Old Testament.
6. Joel 2 (quoted in Acts 2) predicts that God will one day pour out His _____ on all His people.
7. The central message of the prophet Zephaniah is that the _______ is near.
8. _______ states about himself that he was neither a prophet nor the son of a prophet when he was called by God.
9. In the book of Joel, the Day of the LORD depicts the time of God’s future _____.
10. Zechariah’s prophesies many things concerning Israel’s future _______.
11. In Haggai 2, the LORD tells Zerubbabel, the Davidic ruler, “I will make you like my _____.”
12. Nahum predicts the destruction of the Assyrian city of _____.
13. Jonah was sent by the LORD to preach against the Assyrian city of _____.
14. The book of Amos teaches the concept of _______ whereby God holds all nations accountable.
15. The message of Haggai to the people of Jerusalem was to rebuild the _____.
16. The book of Jonah teaches that God’s offer of salvation extends to _______.
17. Jonah’s name in Hebrew means “_____.”
18. God tells Hosea to give symbolic names to his three _____ that predict destruction on Israel.
19. When God saw that the Ninevites repented at Jonah’s preaching, He destroyed them anyway.
20. Micah 5 predicts that the Messiah will be born in _______.
21. What have you learned in this course about the Old Testament that you didn’t know prior to taking BIBL 105 and how has that information specifically affected your worldviewor life?