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OBST 520 Exam 3 Liberty University
- Hosea prophesied in what century?
- Which children were certainly fathered by Hosea?
- Bethel was renamed Beth-aven which means:
- In the day of the Lord, judgment was for:
- Hosea prophesied judgment on which of the following nations:
- In prophetic literature, the sins of Israel included which of the following:
- The judgment of Ephraim is pictured as:
- The outpouring of the Spirit in Joel is mentioned by whom in the New Testament?
- The day of the Lord includes:
- Amos was a prophet during which timeframe:
- The Amos oracles against the nations indicated that their major sin was:
- In the book of Amos, the horns of the altar being cut off signified:
- In the days of Amos, which of the following were centers of worship?
- Which priest was hostile towards Amos?
- In prophetic announcements of judgment, the Lord promised to:
- Micah was a contemporary of which prophet?
- Micah prophesied during the reign of which of the following Kings:
- Micah exhorted the people of Beth Orpah to:
- Micah compared the moral landscape of Judah to:
- This statement that Gomer was an adulterous wife was probably an anticipation of her lifestyle.
- Lo-ruhamah was an indication of God’s love for the people.
- Hosea prophesied to Israel because of her idolatry and adultery.
- Hosea named his son Jezreel as an indication of promised restoration.
- Self-mutilation was practiced by the worshipers of Baal.
- The priests confronted the people because of their sin.
- Joel prophesied of locust plagues on the nation.
- Joel 2 was completely fulfilled on the day of Pentecost.
- There is no archaeological evidence to substantiate the earthquake that is mentioned in Amos.
- Amos mentioned four specific sins in each prophetic oracle.
- In Amos chapter 2, Israel is proclaimed guilty for injustice towards slaves.
- Israel was guilty of generational sins.
- In Amos, the leadership of Israel believed that the day of the Lord would be a day of God’s blessing and approval upon them.
- Micah prophesied of the judgment of Samaria and deliverance of Judah.
- Micah used many wordplays to highlight the ironic judgment of God.
- Micah prophesied of the fall of Jerusalem to the Assyrians.
- Micah, like Obadiah, prophesied of the future restoration of Jerusalem.
- Micah prophesied of the destruction of Zion.
- God showed mercy to His people because of his covenant with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
- What visions were Jeremiah given to convince him of the prophetic word?
- The primary god that Israel worshiped in idolatry was:
- The name of Jeremiah’s scribe was:
- Gedaliah was assassinated by:
- Jeremiah pronounced oracles of judgment against which of the following:
- Which prophet confronted Jeremiah in the Temple?
- How many cherubim were positioned around the throne?
- The cherubim had the faces of:
- Ezekiel mentioned which of the following men.
- The Lord portrays Jerusalem as two sisters.
- The leaders of Israel were guilty of:
- Ezekiel envisioned the restoration of ethnic Israel as confirmed by:
- In Jeremiah, the primary message of the false prophets was the prediction of peace rather than judgment.
- Zedekiah, whose name means my righteousness, was worthy to sit on the throne.
- The Rechabites were guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct.
- Jeremiah was distracted from his prophetic ministry when he sought to buy property.
- Jehoiakim responded to Jeremiah’s message and promoted social justice.
- Jeremiah was told that the captivity would last 70 years.
- Jeremiah prophesied of a new covenant that would have divine enablement.
- Jeremiah prayed that the Lord would restore and reconcile his people.
- Ezekiel was from a family of prophetic tradition.
- The living creatures in Ezekiel are unique to biblical literature.