BOT-232-Final-Exam

How is Samuel a type of Christ?

The key chapter of 1 Samuel is chapter eighteen

Samuel covers the change of the rule of Israel from a Theocracy to a Monarchy

Samuel became a Prophet in a time when there was wide spread revelation

There were no other Prophets around Samuel’s time

An idol is something special

According to Scripture, all these occultic practices, such as spiritism, sorcery, divination, enchantment, etc., involve paying homage to demons

The history of the Israelites was too often the history of idol worship

Saul himself proceeded to offer as acrifice contrary to God’s Word

Saul showed his open rebellion by

David fled to an Amorite city where he acted like he was insane

David did not remain a man after God’s heart when hesinned.

The central character of 2 Samuel is:

David reigned over Israel in Hebron for seven and one half years

Israel followed am an called She bain the revolt against David

The last verses of Judges confirm

God did not warn of consequences of dethroning Him as King

The four periods of the history of Israel include Camp, Corruption, and Crown

Ezekiel and Daniel were Prophets during which period?

Samuel was a:

Samuel is classified with Moses as an interceding Priest

God chose Saul to institute Israel’s Monarchy, which he did well

The Books of Samuel foreshadow Christ in the offices of Prophet, Priest, and King

A prominent subject of II Samuel is David’s reign.

Sins and troubles were not a part of David’s reign

The prophet Elijah is more typical of

Key words of First Kings is

First Kings records the history of

Solomon was the third wisest man in history

Solomon’sson, Jerobohamchosesevere taxation of Israel when he was King

Jeroboham set up a system of false worship in the Northern Kingdom

Which is not included in the spiritual applications of I Kings?

Unlike the nine different dynasties in the Southern Kingdom, the kings of Israel reigned as one continuous dynasty

The last chapter of 1 Kings tells of the utter destruction of Jerusalem and its Temple

2 Kings begins where 1 Kings leaves off

Elisha was a force for righteousness in a Nation that never served the true God

When Syria gained control over Israel, they responded to God’s chastisement

Hezekiah became King of Judah six years after the overthrow of Samaria

Kings records the Kings of Israel through Zedekiah, the last King

continues the narrative where 2 Chronic less tops Passovers mentioned

1 & 2 Kings apparently had two authors four

Match the date with the happening of Kings and Chronicles:

Solomon’s last years is a study in contrasts

Match the man with the notable ministry attribute:

The Kingdom’s overthrow was because Micah, the Prophet came against the King of Assyria

The Tribe of Judah is placed first in the National genealogies because the

The Davidic Covenant is recorded in 1 Chronicles chapter seventeen

Ten chapters of 1 Chronicles give the family tree of David

Chronicles has a Priestly perspective

1 Chronicles stresses David’s deep spiritual commitment, courage, and integrity

The Book of 1 Chronicles closes with a public prayer by David and the ascension of Solomon

The Temple prefigures Christ

2 Chronicles teaches that trust in and obedience to God brings victory

David’s reign was known as Israel’s Golden Age of peace and prosperity

Match the ruler with the attribute:

Amaziah forsook the Lord for the gods of Edom

Their continued evil brings the downfall of Judah

In the Hebrew Bible, 1 and 2 Chronicles are one Book

Chronicles is next to last in the Hebrew Bible

Match the content with the book:

The Temple was only the central place of worship and not the dwelling place of God

David thought out the pattern for the Temple

There is no note of hope in Ezra or Nehemiah

Ezra starts where 2 Chronicles ends

The King of Persia overthrew Babylon in 539 B.C

Ezra and Nehemiah are considered one Historical Book in the Hebrew Bible

Ezra and Nehemiah never met.

The four phrases of the journey from captivity included Psalm and People

There is no gap between chapter six & seven of Ezra

Ezra was with Nehemiah on the second returning of the Jews

Malachi’s ministry occurred during Nehemiah’s return visit to Babylon

The captivity of Judah was seventy years

Nebuchadnezzar was not a ruler during the Babylonian captivity

The word “restoration” as applied to Ezra’s day refers to the return of God’s people to Canaan from captivity

Nehemiah shows Christ having everything restored

Nehemiah led the people back in444 B.C

Prayer is prominent in the Book of Nehemiah

Match the condition/event in Nehemiah with the illustration:

Ahasuerus’s winter palace was inSusa

Haman was the friend of Mordecai

TheauthorofEstherisMordecaiwithout question

God is not mentioned in Esther and therefore is not involved in the events of it

Explain the difference between a survey and a study