Quiz Fall Old Testament Review

To whom did God reveal his name?

"Testament" refers to the same word as "covenant".

The "el" in Bethlehem refers to "God".

When God "hardened" Pharaoh's heart this means he was not responsible for any of his choices.

Saul's sins and shortcomings were due to his disobedience to God and and his pride.

Anthropomorphism means giving human traits to inamnimate objects.

Assyria in 722bc destroyed the Southern Kingdom called Judah.

Biblical authors explain name changes because_______

What was the sign of the Abraham covenant?

"Exigesis" refers to_____

The prophets usually did criticize the glory of the earthly kings.

Who was Nathan?

"Anawim" refers to _______

The "deuterocanonical" books in the Old Testament refer to _____

There are 3 stories of creation in Genesis.

The Ark was a sign of God's presence with the People through the desert.

Which tribe was responsible for the carrying of the Ark of the Covenant?

The Passover was a foreshadowing of which sacrament?

Each of the 10 Plagues was an attack on one of the gods of Egypt.

Jerusalem is the city of David and means "house of God".

A Messiah was to_____

Biblical inerrancy refers to the Scripture never makes a mistake about the truth being revealed about God.

The first 3 days of creation in Ch 1 of Genesis was____

Scripture was dictated by God to the Sacred Author.

After the United Kingdom of David divided the South became known as Israel.

In the Ancient Near East, it was common to sacrifice children to their gods.

Which criteria was used to determing the canon of Scripture?

All prophets were fortune tellers or told the future.

Genesis Chapters 3-11 describes how sin in the world progresses and causes disorder.

To be made in the image and likeness of God means we have free will.