A) David. B) Saul. C) Ahab. D) Balak.
A) A sheep. B) A donkey. C) A camel. D) A horse.
A) Numbers. B) Exodus. C) Deuteronomy. D) Leviticus.
A) It turned around. B) It spoke to him. C) It ran away. D) It refused to move.
A) A promise of wealth. B) God's favor upon Israel. C) Destruction of Israel. D) Victory for Moab.
A) Balaq. B) Beor. C) Nadab. D) Zimri.
A) Speak freely. B) Only speak what I tell you. C) Bless everyone. D) Curse the enemies.
A) Three times. B) Two times. C) Five times. D) One time.
A) Moab. B) Egypt. C) Israel. D) Ammon.
A) Pethor B) Nazareth C) Jerusalem D) Bethlehem
A) Deadly divine judgements against participants B) Blessings from God C) Increased prosperity D) Immediate victory over their enemies
A) Five B) Three C) Nine D) Seven
A) He died by the sword during a battle for Midianite land. B) He lived peacefully in Moab. C) He became king of Israel. D) He was exiled from his homeland.
A) The enlightened B) Chosen one C) The righteous D) Rasha (the wicked one)
A) 40 years B) 60 years C) 20 years D) 10 years
A) In Israel B) In Iraq C) In Egypt D) In Jordan
A) The Jahwist text B) The Deuteronomist text C) The Priestly text D) The Elohist text
A) Ma Tovu B) Adon Olam C) Shema Yisrael D) Yigdal
A) A symbol of greed. B) A symbol of peace. C) A symbol of leadership. D) A symbol of wisdom.
A) The Israelites were victorious in battle B) The Canaanite women were captured by the Israelites C) A plague spread among the Israelites, killing seventy thousand D) Balaam was exiled from his land
A) Isis and Osiris B) Ashtar, Shgr, and Shadday gods and goddesses C) Yahweh and Moses D) Balak and Baal
A) Blue and white inks B) Red and black inks C) Purple and gold inks D) Green and yellow inks
A) A cloud of smoke B) A mountain of stone C) A white dove D) A river of fire
A) "Friend of all nations" B) "Belo 'Am" (without people) or "Billa' 'Am" (one that ruined a people) C) "Savior of many" D) "Leader of the faithful"
A) 840–760 BCE B) 600–500 BCE C) 1000–900 BCE D) 400–300 BCE
A) The Torah B) The Bible C) The Qur'an D) The Hadith
A) Thomas Aquinas B) Martin Luther C) Dale Allison D) John Calvin
A) Both were 'from the east' B) Both were disciples of Jesus C) Both were kings of Israel D) Both were prophets in the Old Testament
A) 33 B) 100 C) 50 D) 75
A) The Book of Micah B) The Second Epistle of Peter C) The Book of Revelation D) The Deir Alla inscription
A) Balaam had no relation to Lot B) Balaam was descended from Lot C) Balaam was a brother of Lot D) Balaam was an enemy of Lot
A) David B) Moses C) Jesus D) Solomon
A) He attacked the angel. B) He turned back to Pethor. C) He repented immediately. D) He ignored it and continued on his way.
A) Og B) Agag C) Amalek D) Gog |