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       Freedom Bible College & Seminary     1

OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY
BCS-1013 Online 3-04

1. Elijah, Elisha and ________ tried to turn Israel back to Yahweh.
A. Micaiah
B. Ahab
C. Jethro
D. Jehu

2. Generally, plots may be tragic or
A. Hopeful.
B. Natural.
C. Comic.
D. Happy.

3. Much of the Old Testament’s ________  grows out of major historical events.
A. Pattern
B. Tragedy
C. Plot
D. Drama

4. Jonah did not preach to Gentiles.
A. True
B. False

5. _______ has shown that the books can be basically divided into four major movements.
A. Paul R. House
B. David Clines
C. Roger Mc Henry
D. Dustin Hays

6. The ________ situation in the perfect garden does not last long.
A. Ideal
B. Sacred
C. Idyllic
D. Happy

7. The two accounts of creation in Genesis chapters 1 and 2 do not __________ one another.
A. Contradict
B. Stress
C. Compliment
D. Change

8. Pharaoh chased the Israelites with ________ chariots.
A. 500
B. 600
C. 300
D. 900

9. At the worshiping of the golden calf Israel’s covenant has not even lasted
A. Three months.
B. Six weeks.
C. Two weeks.
D. Ten weeks.

10. In Genesis 6:1-4 the earth becomes __________ by children of angels and human women.
A. Populated
B. Replenished
C. Polluted
D. Cursed

11. As Israel, Jacob will be a man of 
A. Faith.
B. Action.
C. Substance.
D. Power

12. It is impossible to measure the ________ of Abraham.
A. Faith
B. Character
C. Importance
D. Significance

13. It is possible to say with total certainty at the present time the date of the Exodus.
A. True
B. False

14. The Ten Commandments can be divided into two broad categories.
A. True
B. False

15. Jael killed ________ with a tent peg.
A. Barak
B. Sisera
C. Deborah
D. Midian
 
16. To have a proper relationship with God, Israel must abide by ________ logical principles.
A. Four
B. Five
C. Three
D. Six

17. The Lord sent a prophet, ________, to inform Jereboam that he will rule ten tribes in Israel.
A. Abishag
B. Ahijah
C. Adonijah
D. Abijah

18. At last Israel is free from bondage, and they celebrate with
A. Feasting.
B. Sacrifices.
C. Song.
D. Dancing

19. A burnt offering is eaten by the entire family of the supplicant.
A. True
B. False

20. Old Testament Poetry is shaped by thought and ________  patterns.
A. Sense
B. Natural
C. Tragic
D. Happy

21. The ceremony of the sin offering occurs in ________ stages.
A. Four
B. Two
C. Three
D. Six

22. Saul was named king how many times?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four

23. Israel must learn how to live as ________ people.
A. Independent
B. Covenant
C. Submissive
D. Dedicated

24. The book of Judges often uses ________ and absurd situations to tell its story.
A. Fanciful
B. Humor
C. Humiliation
D. Boastful

25. Who acts as the nation’s first deliverer?
A. Ehud
B. Eglon
C. Othniel
D. Cushan

26. Normally, armies had ________ trumpeters.
A. One for 100 men
B. Many
C. Few
D. One for 1000 men

27. Abraham and his descendants Isaac, Jacob, and _______ illustrate how Israel began.
A. Judah
B. Benjamin
C. Joseph
D. Levi

28. In the books of Samuel, Kings and Chronicles historians can fix times for events within ________ years of their occurrence.
A. 25
B. 10
C. 15
D. 20

29. Samuel led Israel for a minimum of how many years?
A. 20
B. 40
C. 30
D. 15

30. Which priest thought Hannah was drunk?
A. Elihu
B. Hophni
C. Jehu
D. Eli

31. God sent  ________ on towns where the Philistines store the ark.
A. Plagues
B. Peace
C. War
D. Blessings

32. Abijah ruled over Israel in approximately 913-910 B.C.
A. True
B. False

33. Some ________ worshipers had sexual relations at worship centers.
A. Caduses
B. Ramah
C. Yahweh
D. Baal

34. For centuries Christians treated the Old Testament as the _______ introduction to their    
New Testament.                                      
A. Natural
B. Ordinary
C. Supernatural
D. Obvious

35. Zephaniah was a prophet of what kind of punishment?
A. Divine
B. Continual
C. Universal
D. National

36. Samuel was a great leader, and he was also a  __________.
A. Prophet
B. Priest
C. Judge
D. All the above

37. Which of the following prophets left with the first group of exiles?
A. Daniel
B. Ezekiel
C. Jeremiah
D. Hananiah

38. Perhaps it is helpful to compare Saul’s rejection with ________ punishment.
A. Joshua’s
B. Moses’
C. Gideon’s
D. Samson’s

39. Israel was slow to produce ________ implements of their own.
A. Brass
B. Permanent
C. Iron
D. Bronze

40. ________ obligations prevented David from being a member of Israel’s standing army.
A. Legal
B. Social
C. Family
D. Community

41. ________ help release Joseph from prison.
A.  Crops
B.  Cows
C.  Friends
D.  Dreams

42. ________ lead Ish-bosheth’s forces.
A. Abner
B. Joab.
C. David.
D. Ibed.

43. Who lead a rebellion that left only Judah to support David?
A. Abner
B. Sheba
C. Absolom
D. Joab

44. In the tabernacle, animal sacrifices are offered in 
A. The Holy Place.
B. Outside the courtyard.
C. The Holy of Holies.
D. The courtyard.

45. David never punished ________ but he asked Solomon to do so.
A. Achan
B. Zadok
C. Joab
D. Abner

46. Jehoahaz ruled over Judah in approximately 609 B.C.
A. True
B. False

47. Which prophet was killed for preaching to repent or suffer defeat?
A. Micah
B. Uriah
C. Hezekiah
D. Amos

48. Rehoboam’s successor was
A. Abijah.
B. Ahijah.
C. Alijah.
D. Elihu.

49. Shallum was assassinated by
A. Menahem
B. Elisha
C. Tiglath-Pileser
D. Omri

50. Ahab was Omri’s son.
A. True
B. False

51. Ahab called Elisha the Atroubler of Israel.
A. True
B. False

52. Pekahiah was murdered by
A. Peleg
B. Pekah
C. Pinnah
D. Phinesh

53. Josiah governed in Bethel for 31 years.
A. True
B. False

54. Most scholars stress the sin and punishment aspects of prophecy.
A. True
B. False

55. Which prophet walked naked and barefoot for three years?
A. Ezekiel
B. Micah
C. Jeremiah
D. Isaiah

56 The first disciples’ Bible was divided into three specific parts: The Law, The Prophets, and
A. Books.
B. Poetry.
C. Prose.
D. Writings.

57. What remains the focus of the law?
A. Assembly
B. Moses
C. Ceremony
D. Worship

58. Isaiah predicted that Moab would be decimated in how many years?
A. Three
B. Seven
C. Five
D. Two

59. Who predicted that God would  “break the yoke” of the king of Babylon in two years?
A. Zedekiah
B. Mikah
C. Jeremiah
D. Hananiah

60. Solomon executed ________, a man who opposed David during the Absalom revolt.
A. Jehu
B. Abishag
C. Hezekiah
D. Shemei

61. Jeremiah spent how many decades trying to turn Israel back to God?
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Five

62. Yahweh informed Habakkuk that _______ will punish Israel’s wicked?
A. Babylon
B. Assyria
C. Edom
D. Ninevah.

63 In Genesis 11 humans use __________ to exalt themselves.
A. Futility
B. Technology
C. Togetherness
D. Hard work

64. When he was thirty years old God showed ________ a vision.
A. Jeremiah
B. Ezekiel
C. Isaiah
D. Micah

65. God struck whom dumb, so he will remember to preach only God’s word?
A. Isaiah
B. Micah
C. Jeremiah
D. Ezekiel

66. Isaiah answers many ________ questions.
A. Why
B. Who
C. How
D. When

67. Who suffered more personal humiliation than any other prophet?
A. Isaiah
B. Hosea
C. Jeremiah
D. Ezekiel

68. According to Obadiah, who will be punished?
A. Damascus
B. Israel
C. Babylon
D. Edom

69. According to Micah God will punish Jerusalem and ________ for their sins.
A. Bethlehem.
B. Samaria.
C. Edom.
D.Ninevah.

70. Nahum stresses the Lord does not punish Assyria because of personal vindictiveness.
A. True
B. False

71. How do scholars establish the date of Amos’ ministry?
A. Political upheaval
B. Earthquake
C. Covenant breaking
D. War

72. Zechariah thought Jerusalem must be rebuilt for Israel to rise again.
A. True
B. False

73. What kinds of poetry are common in Old Testament prophecy?
A. Synonymous
B. Synthetic
C. Antithetical
D. All the above

74. Unlike most other ________, Abimelech’s life has no redeeming value.
A. Fighters
B. Judges
C. Kings
D. Generals

75. Who offered his daughter as a sacrifice?
A. Jephthah
B. Ammon
C. Samson
D. Ehud

76. Who declared, AHoly, Holy, Holy is the Lord of Hosts; the whole earth is full of His Glory?
A. Isaiah
B. Jeremiah
C. Angels
D. All the above

77. The Lord expressed what at Job’s friends?
A. Anger
B. Approval
C. Regret
D. Remorse

78. Genesis 3 : 1 introduces a ___________ character.
A. Direct
B. Repulsive
C. Impulsive
D. Negative

79. Approximately what percent of Old Testament prophecy predicts the future?
A. 15
B. 25
C. 10
D. 20

80. The promise of whose son impacts the whole bible?
A. Jonathan’s
B. David’s
C. Saul’s
D. Isaiah’s

81. A restored Jerusalem and Temple are not God’s ultimate goal.
A. True
B. False

82.   His Philistine benefactor told David he would have to fight against ________.
A. Northern Kingdom
B. Babylon
C. Gath
D. Israel

83. If God will not punish Israel’s enemies, there is nothing Israel can do to ________.
A. Babylon
B. Edom.
C. Assyria
D. Judah

84. Many benefits come to those who choose what?
A. Fame
B. Godliness
C. Wisdom
D. Riches

85. Who, today, has an infallible interpretation of Daniel’s visions?
A. Students of the Bible
B. No one
C. Preachers
D. Theologians

86. The Psalms introduce us to the ________ of Israel’s individual and group worship.
A. Joy
B. Problems
C. Richness
D. Fullness

87. _______ laments appear more often than any other Psalm type.
A. Individual
B. Community
C. National
D. Royal

88. Psalms 90 to 99 stress God’s ________.
A. Holiness
B. Sovereignty
C. Kindness
D. Wrath

89. In captivity, Israel’s what seemed flat and useless.
A. Songs
B. Experience
C. Weeping   
D. Memories

90. Most wisdom literature is very what?
A. Emotional
B. Mysterious
C. Conservative
D. Liberal

91. Bildad called Job a what?
A. Complainer
B. Braggart
C. Faker
D. Prima donna

92. According to Qoheleth rich men have their wealth stolen by whom?
A. Relatives
B. Other rich men
C. Friends
D. Foreigners

93. Qoheleth thought that only fearing God and preparing for _______ mattered?
A. The future
B. Judgment
C. Living
D. Heaven

94. According to the book of Esther, exiles must do the best they can in ________ conditions.
A. Harsh
B. Enemy
C. Poverty
D. Pagan

95 Nebuchadnezzar was stricken by Yahweh because of
A. Unfaithfulness
B. Idol worship
C. Arrogance
D. All the above

96. Daniel demonstrated that distinctive what can be maintained.
A. Prophecy
B. Mercy
C. Goodness
D. Faith.

97. In the book of Nehemiah, several people want to stop what so they can harvest crops?
A. Praying
B. Building
C. Giving
D. Fighting

98. In the book of Chronicles most of the leader’s what are not mentioned?
A. Accomplishments
B. Attributes
C. Goodness
D. Sins 

99. The writer of Chronicles believed that exiles must embrace the ________ of their heritage.
A. Goodness
B. Security
C. Longevity
D. Punishment

100. Enter your degree and major field (example: Bachelor - Ministry)

101 The Old Testament prophetic message was varied and targeted to certain times and groups of people. Write an essay of no less than 1500 words. Identify the Old Testament prophets mentioned in chapters 10, 11, and 20 of the textbook and give the following information about each:
1. Discuss the pre-exilic, exilic, and post-exilic periods 
2. Place each of the prophets in their proper exilic period.
3. Discuss each of the prophets and the thrust of their message.
4. Clearly define the individual(s) or group(s) to whom their message was generally targeted.
5. Say something about the personality and obvious inner feelings of each.
6. Give your opinion on how the Old Testament prophet differs from New Testament prophets.

You may also use outside references.

Be sure that direct quotes (even from the Bible) are clearly credited to the author and are handled as follows:
Direct quotes of 5 lines or less - Set off in quotation marks
Direct quotes of more than 5 lines - Use a block indented on the right and left.

Direct quotes do not count as a part of the total word requirement.
 
 

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