Lesson 3 Quiz: Yearning for God: the Great Contribution of the Hebrews

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The Book of Ecclesiastes seems to grapple with which view of man’s relation to time?
- That time is an illusion which man must transcend.
- That time is an endless, futile cycle, in which man is a meaningless blip.
- That man’s ultimate happiness is to be found in doing each thing at its appropriate time.
- That time is a linear path leading from the Fall of Man downward to perdition.
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What is the great contribution of the Book of Ecclesiastes to a philosophy of history? Choose the best answer.
- That God has put the timeless into our hearts; we are made for eternity, for what lasts.
- That we are finite and should learn to be satisfied with transient pleasures.
- That it is no use to study history since it, like everything else, is vanity.
- That there is a proper time for each historical event, even war, pestilence, and famine.
- That history is composed of contrasts, e.g., life and death, war and peace, laughter and weeping, work and leisure, etc.
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The Book of Job suggests which of the following about suffering?
- Suffering will remain a mystery in this life because of our limited understanding.
- One’s suffering is not necessarily caused by one’s personal sins.
- God allows Satan to cause some suffering.
- There is a meaning and purpose in suffering.
- All of the above.
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The Book of Ecclesiastes and the Book of Job both contain…
- A concrete focus on specific historical events.
- A longing for something or someone who can answer the deep questions and solve the mystery of suffering and death.
- An explicit focus on the coming messiah as the Lamb of God.
- A final indifference to the vicissitudes of life.
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In Job 19:23-27 Job proclaims his belief…
- That he is innocent of any sin.
- That someone someday will write down his words in a book.
- That no man should expect justice in this world.
- That his Redeemer lives.
- That God will one day restore his children to life.
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