A) A merchant B) A fisherman C) A king D) A prophet
A) Nineveh B) Babylon C) Jerusalem D) Jericho
A) A natural disaster B) His disobedience C) An ancient curse D) A sea monster
A) He returned home B) He rejoiced C) He went to Nineveh D) He went to Tarshish
A) Water B) Shade C) Comfort D) Food
A) The Book of Nahum B) The Book of Amos C) The Book of Jonah D) The Book of Micah
A) Gather the people B) Build an altar C) Preach to Nineveh D) Write a scroll
A) The power of the sea B) The importance of vengeance C) God's mercy and compassion D) The wrath of God
A) Three days and three nights B) Forty days and forty nights C) Seven days and seven nights D) One day and one night
A) A sea monster B) A shark C) A whale D) A large fish
A) A fig tree B) An olive tree C) A palm tree D) A kikayon
A) Postexilic Aramaic B) Ancient Greek C) Classical Latin D) Old Egyptian
A) Passover B) Sukkot C) Yom Kippur D) Hanukkah
A) Elijah the prophet B) Isaac Abarbanel C) Abraham ibn Ezra D) Rabbi Eliezer
A) Life B) Strength C) Truth D) Wisdom
A) A pearl provided further illumination. B) A hidden treasure chest. C) A map of the sea. D) A scroll with holy texts.
A) Feed it with fresh air. B) Take it to a safe place. C) Release it into the ocean. D) Save it from being eaten by the Leviathan.
A) They attacked Jonah. B) They repented ecstatically, fasting including the sheep. C) They ignored his message completely. D) They asked for more time.
A) The Masoretic Text B) The Septuagint C) The Codex Sinaiticus version D) The Vaticanus version
A) A woman in the crowd B) The scribes C) The Sadducees D) The Pharisees
A) 15 August B) 7 October C) 25 December D) 21 September
A) 22 September B) 21 January C) 14 July D) 6 May
A) The Armenian Apostolic Church B) The Roman Catholic Church C) The Eastern Orthodox Church D) The Coptic Orthodox Church
A) Augustine of Hippo B) Thomas Aquinas C) Origen D) Saint Jerome
A) John Calvin B) J. D. Michaelis C) Martin Luther D) Albert Eichhorn
A) The Jewish people B) The wrath of God C) Jonah himself D) Christ
A) As the archetypal dissident B) A symbol of righteousness C) A faithful prophet D) An apostle of God
A) Dhul-Nūn B) Yunus C) Apostle of Allah D) The One of the Fish
A) Levi B) Benjamin C) Ephraim D) Judah
A) Solomon B) David C) Nathan D) Amittai
A) Fruits B) Olives C) Dates D) Grapes
A) Eighty years old. B) Seventy years old. C) Sixty years old. D) Fifty years old.
A) A new shrine was built. B) The mosque was renovated. C) It became a UNESCO World Heritage site. D) ISIL destroyed the mosque containing Jonah's tomb.
A) ATU 5678A B) ATU 91011C C) ATU 1889G D) ATU 1234B
A) The Babylonian Empire B) The Achaemenid Empire C) The Roman Empire D) The Egyptian Empire
A) Noah Webster B) Donald Wiseman C) Herodotus D) Albert Einstein
A) Nazareth B) Jerusalem C) Bethlehem D) Gath-hepher
A) Eagle B) Wolf C) Dove D) Lion
A) Symbolic representation B) Allegorical narrative C) Historical realism D) Literary absurdism
A) Cetus. B) Piscis grandis. C) Dag gadol. D) Kêtos.
A) Dag gadol. B) Kêtei megalōi. C) Ceti ventre. D) Piscis grandis.
A) 'Sea creature'. B) 'Big fish'. C) 'Whale'. D) 'Greate fyshe'.
A) Dag gadol. B) Piscis grandis. C) Kêtos. D) Cetus.
A) Some English translations. B) The Latin Vulgate. C) William Tyndale's translation. D) The Septuagint.
A) Jerome. B) William Jennings Bryan. C) Clarence Darrow. D) Edward Bouverie Pusey.
A) The Nuremberg Trials. B) The Salem Witch Trials. C) The Scopes trial. D) The O.J. Simpson Trial.
A) Sixteen inches wide. B) Four inches wide. C) Twelve inches wide. D) Eight inches wide.
A) Humpback whales. B) Sperm whales. C) Blue whales. D) Whale sharks.
A) Three-chambered. B) Single-chambered. C) Two-chambered. D) Four-chambered.
A) Methane. B) Nitrogen. C) Oxygen. D) Carbon dioxide.
A) Sharks B) Dolphins C) Seals D) Whales
A) It dries up due to lack of water B) A worm bites its root C) It is cut down by someone D) It is eaten by a serpent
A) Jason (Ἰάσων) B) Jonas (Ἰωνᾶς) C) Odysseus D) Hercules
A) Jason B) Theseus C) Achilles D) Perseus |