The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah - Quiz
A) Moses B) Jacob C) Noah D) Abraham
A) Leviticus B) Exodus C) Numbers D) Genesis
A) Four angels B) One angel C) Three angels D) Two angels
A) Next to the Nile River B) Near the Dead Sea C) In the Valley of Jezreel D) On the Arabian Peninsula
A) She was swallowed by the earth B) She turned into a pillar of salt C) She was transformed into stone D) She was taken up to heaven
A) Bethlehem B) Jericho C) Capernaum D) Zoar
A) Chapter 17 B) Chapter 19 C) Chapter 20 D) Chapter 18
A) They escaped the city B) They were captured C) They were punished D) They chose to stay
A) Five B) Ten C) Fifty D) Twenty
A) For their location B) For their size C) For their wickedness D) For their wealth
A) The people of Gomorrah B) Lot and his daughters C) Lot's wife D) The people of Sodom
A) The Hebrew term 'yada' could imply sexual assault or a demand to interrogate or dominate visitors B) The sins were only about sexual immorality C) The sins were only about arrogance D) The sins were only about inhospitality
A) The New Testament B) The Gnostic texts C) The Quran D) The Torah
A) The root meaning 'destruction and ruin' B) The root meaning 'sin and wickedness' C) The root meaning 'riches and prosperity' D) The Semitic root ʿ-m-r, meaning 'be deep, copious (water)'
A) Violence and injustice B) Adultery and arrogance C) Wealth and power D) Spiritual ignorance and demonically influenced human nature
A) Euphrates Valley B) Tigris Valley C) Nile Valley D) Jordan Valley
A) Chedorlaomer B) Birsha C) Abraham D) Bera
A) Bera B) Chedorlaomer C) Birsha D) Lot
A) Chedorlaomer B) Birsha C) Abraham D) Bera
A) Fire B) Sickness C) Pain D) Blindness
A) Jericho B) Hebron C) Bethel D) Zoara
A) Isaiah 1:9–10 B) Genesis 19:24–25 C) Jeremiah 23:14 D) Deuteronomy 29:21–23
A) Jeremiah B) Amos C) Ezekiel D) Isaiah
A) Ezekiel B) Jeremiah C) Isaiah D) Lamentations
A) Isaiah B) Ezekiel C) Amos D) Zephaniah
A) Isaiah B) Amos C) Jeremiah D) Ezekiel
A) Jeremiah B) Ezekiel C) Isaiah D) Lamentations
A) The Old Testament B) The Deuterocanonical texts C) The Book of Judges D) The New Testament
A) Shameless sinning B) Murder C) Lies D) Adultery
A) Jude 1:7 B) Matthew 11:20–24 C) Luke 17:28–30 D) Revelation 11:7–8
A) Luke 10:11–12 B) Luke 17:28–30 C) Matthew 10:14–15 D) Matthew 11:20–24
A) Wisdom 19:17 B) 2 Esdras 2:8–9 C) Sirach 16:8 D) 3 Maccabees 2:5
A) Matthew 11:20–24 B) Luke 17:28–30 C) Matthew 10:14–15 D) Romans 9:29
A) Matthew 11:20–24 B) Jude 1:7 C) Revelation 11:7–8 D) Luke 17:28–30
A) Gomorrite. B) Sodomite. C) Plainite. D) Sinite.
A) Some Islamic societies B) Jewish societies C) Christian societies D) Hindu societies
A) A volcanic eruption B) A meteor impact C) A flood D) An earthquake
A) There is one contemporary account B) There are conflicting contemporary accounts C) There are no known contemporary accounts D) There are multiple contemporary accounts
A) The disaster resembled that in Tunguska B) A flood C) A volcanic eruption D) An earthquake
A) Archibald Sayce B) Nancy Lapp C) Giovanni Pettinato D) Paul Lapp
A) Fifteen B) Thirteen C) Ten D) Twelve
A) Archibald Sayce B) Giovanni Pettinato C) Strabo D) Josephus
A) Sodomites B) Akkadian C) Asphaltites D) Bab edh-Dhra
A) Numeira B) Feifa C) Khirbet al-Khanazir D) Bab edh-Dhra
A) 2600 BC B) 2000–1950 BC C) 2350–2067 BC D) 2100–2050 BC
A) Iron Age walls. B) Rectangular charnel houses marking shaft tombs. C) Occupational structures. D) Bronze Age houses.
A) Nancy Lapp B) Giovanni Pettinato C) Archibald Sayce D) Walter E. Rast
A) Murder B) Blasphemy C) Economic crimes D) Bloodshed
A) It was ignored B) It was rewarded C) It was a capital offense D) It was encouraged
A) Homosexual conduct B) Inhospitality C) Blasphemy D) Economic crimes
A) Art B) Hospitality C) Trade D) Warfare
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Fifteen D) Eight
A) Lack of faith B) Violence against outsiders C) Idolatrous practices D) Refusal to pay taxes
A) Elijah B) Gabriel C) Jesus D) Moses
A) Lot's son B) Lot's daughter C) Lot's wife D) Lot himself
A) A fire B) A flood C) A mighty blast D) An earthquake
A) Gabriel B) Derdekeas C) Moses D) Elijah
A) A message from God B) Fire and brimstone C) A warning of impending doom D) Secret knowledge (gnosis) |
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