Lesson 4 Quiz: Messengers of God’s Will, the Unique Gift of the Prophets

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The prophets proclaimed which of the following truths, unique in the ancient world, to the Hebrew people?
- That God is personally interested in mankind.
- That oppression of the poor is a sin that cries to God for justice.
- That man’s inner righteousness is far more important to God than external sacrifices.
- That idolatry is wrong.
- All of the above.
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What is the attitude of the prophets toward the role of the Gentiles in history? Choose the best answer.
- Whenever something terrible happens to a Gentile nation it is a punishment for their unbelief.
- The Gentile nations are irrelevant to the progress of history.
- God can use Gentile nations to achieve His purposes; moreover, the Gentile nations will one day be drawn to worship the true God.
- In the great day of the Lord the Gentile nations will be destroyed by the people of Israel.
- It is the Gentiles who truly move history forward, and so the Hebrews should submit to them and not resist their invasions.
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Isaiah importantly suggests that the Messiah will be…
- Born at the end of the world.
- Someone born after the time of Alexander the Great.
- The conqueror of the Romans.
- A suffering servant, despised by many.
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What is the most important significance of the Greek victory in the Persian Wars?
- It became possible for Asiatic peoples to enjoy the beauties of Greek drama.
- It inspired the Greeks to begin holding the Olympic Games.
- It marked the beginning of the West’s dominance over the East, and kindled confidence and a questing spirit in the Greek mind.
- The Greeks actually lost the Persian Wars since Xerxes burned Athens.
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The Golden Age of Pericles, who ruled Athens from 461-429 B.C., saw a great explosion in Greek…
- Architecture.
- Literature.
- Philosophy.
- Political Unification.
- None of the above.
- A, B, and C.
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