11 questions. Try each one, then open the answer to check yourself and read the explanation.
Deborah was
Answer: A (Prophetess and judge)
"Deborah, a prophetess... was judging Israel at that time" (Judges 4:4).
"I will turn aside and see this great sight...." In the statement above, the great sight referred to was the
Answer: B (Burning bush that was not burnt)
Moses said this when he saw a bush burning with fire yet not consumed at Horeb (Exodus 3:2–3).
The division of David kingdom was immediate result of
Answer: C (Jehoboam's unwise decision)
Rehoboam rejected the elders' advice and promised to make the people's yoke heavier, so the ten northern tribes broke away (1 Kings 12:13–16).
The major reasons why Peter and John were arrested by the officials of the temple after they had cure the lame man at a gate called beautiful was that they
Answer: C (Proclaimed in Jesus the resurrection)
The priests and Sadducees were annoyed because the apostles were "proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection from the dead" (Acts 4:1–3).
David's army was commanded by
Answer: D (Joab)
"Joab the son of Zeruiah was over the army" of David (2 Samuel 8:16). Abiathar and Zadok were priests.
How did God show Jeremiah that he was divinely called?
Answer: A (He touched his mouth)
"Then the LORD put forth his hand and touched my mouth" and said He had put His words in Jeremiah's mouth (Jeremiah 1:9).
Who reigned after Hezekiah?
Answer: C (Manasseh)
"Hezekiah slept with his fathers; and Manasseh his son reigned in his stead" (2 Kings 20:21).
The tearing of the curtain of the temple into two at the death of Jesus shows
Answer: B (Direct access to God through Christ)
The curtain shut people out of the Most Holy Place; its tearing shows that through Christ's death believers can now come directly to God (Hebrews 10:19–20).
What was the sin committed against God by Saul that made him to lose his kingdom?
Answer: C (Disobedience)
Samuel told Saul, "Because you have rejected the word of the LORD, he has also rejected you from being king" (1 Samuel 15:23).
Nehemiah while in exile worked as the King's
Answer: D (Cupbearer)
"Now I was cupbearer to the king" (Nehemiah 1:11), serving King Artaxerxes in Susa.
Though Herod wanted to put John the Baptist to death, he was however, afraid of the people because they held him to be
Answer: D (Prophet)
Herod wanted to kill John but feared the people "because they held him to be a prophet" (Matthew 14:5).