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Which one of the following was not a major prophet?
- Isaiah
- Tobiah
- Jeremiah
- Ezekiel
- All of the above are major prophets

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This quiz is based on the teachings of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations and Ezekiel,

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Which one of the following kings did Isaiah have a big influence on?
- King Tut
- King Artexerxes
- King Hezekiah
- King Kong
Correct Answer

A. King Hezekiah

Explanation

Isaiah had a big influence on King Hezekiah. Isaiah was a prophet in ancient Israel during the reign of King Hezekiah. He played a significant role in advising and guiding King Hezekiah in matters of governance and religious reforms. Isaiah's prophecies and teachings greatly influenced King Hezekiah's decisions and actions, particularly in his efforts to restore true worship and righteousness in the kingdom.

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3.

The enemy that God was using to judge Israel in Isaiah's time was
- Rome
- Canaan
- Caesarea
- Assyria
Correct Answer

A. Assyria

Explanation

During Isaiah's time, Assyria was the enemy that God used to judge Israel. The Assyrian Empire was a powerful and ruthless force that conquered many nations, including Israel. God allowed Assyria to invade and punish Israel as a consequence of their disobedience and idolatry. This judgment served as a means of discipline and a call to repentance for the Israelites. The Assyrian invasion ultimately led to the destruction of the northern kingdom of Israel and the exile of its people.

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One of Isaiah's major contributions to the Bible is his prophecy concerning the coming Messiah.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Isaiah's major contribution to the Bible is his prophecy concerning the coming Messiah. This means that Isaiah made significant predictions about the future arrival of a savior or deliverer. These prophecies are considered important because they provide insight into the belief and anticipation of a Messiah in ancient Israelite culture. Therefore, the statement is true.

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Which prophet was the one that was persecuted the most by both the rulers and the people?
- Samuel
- Naphtali
- Joab
- Jeremiah
- Nebuchadnezzer
Correct Answer

A. Jeremiah

Explanation

Jeremiah is the correct answer because he was one of the prophets in the Old Testament who faced intense persecution from both the rulers and the people. He lived during a time of political turmoil and religious apostasy, and his messages of warning and judgment were met with hostility and opposition. He was imprisoned, ridiculed, and even thrown into a cistern. His prophetic ministry was marked by suffering and persecution, making him one of the most persecuted prophets in history.

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The prophet who had a vision of preaching to the dry bones was
- Ezekiel
- Isaiah
- Daniel
- Jeremiah
- None of the Above
Correct Answer

A. Ezekiel

Explanation

Ezekiel is the correct answer because he had a vision in which God showed him a valley full of dry bones. God asked Ezekiel to prophesy to the bones, and as he did, the bones came together, were covered with flesh, and came to life. This vision symbolized the restoration of the nation of Israel and the resurrection of the people from their spiritually dead state. Ezekiel's vision of preaching to the dry bones is a well-known story in the Bible, making him the prophet associated with this vision.

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Anguished by the burden of his prophetic call and the rejection of his message, Nehemiah witnessed what he warned about, the Babylonian captivity, yet he prophesied God's gracious restoration through the New Covenant.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

It was Jeremiah, not Nehemiah.

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Which prophet was the most demonstrative or animated of all the major prophets?
- Daniel
- Isaiah
- Jeremiah
- Ezekiel
- Other
Correct Answer

A. Ezekiel

Explanation

Ezekiel is considered the most demonstrative or animated of all the major prophets because his prophecies were often accompanied by vivid and dramatic visions. He used symbolic actions and dramatic storytelling techniques to convey his messages, such as lying on his side for extended periods of time or shaving his head and beard. His prophecies also contained detailed descriptions of supernatural beings and elaborate visions of the future, making his style of prophecy more visually striking and animated compared to other major prophets like Daniel, Isaiah, and Jeremiah.

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One of the best kings to reign during Jeremiah's prophetic ministry was Josiah.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

During Jeremiah's prophetic ministry, King Josiah was known for his righteousness and his efforts to reform the nation of Judah. He implemented religious reforms, destroyed idols and pagan worship sites, and restored the worship of the true God. He also rediscovered the Book of the Law, which led to a renewed commitment to follow God's commands. Josiah's reign was marked by spiritual revival and a return to God's ways, making him one of the best kings during Jeremiah's time. Therefore, the statement "One of the best kings to reign during Jeremiah's prophetic ministry was Josiah" is true.

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The prophet that wrote Lamentations was
- Ezekiel
- Isaiah
- Daniel
- Hosea
- None of the Above
Correct Answer

A. None of the Above

Explanation

It was Jeremiah.

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Lamentations is mainly about the lamenting over the destruction of Jerusalem.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The book of Lamentations is a collection of poetic laments expressing grief and sorrow over the destruction of Jerusalem. It describes the desolation of the city, the suffering of its inhabitants, and the loss of their religious and political institutions. The author mourns the fall of Jerusalem and the exile of its people, reflecting on the consequences of their disobedience to God. Therefore, the statement "Lamentations is mainly about the lamenting over the destruction of Jerusalem" is true.

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Ezekiel was actually a prophet who was also an exile and was giving his prophetic messages in Babylon.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Ezekiel was indeed a prophet who lived during the time of the Babylonian exile. He was taken captive to Babylon along with many other Israelites and continued to deliver his prophetic messages to his fellow exiles there. Therefore, the statement is true.

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Of all the major prophets, Ezekiel is the prophet who had the least number of visions.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

He actually had the most.

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Breakthrough Intl Bible University - The Major Prophets Exam

Which one of the following was not a major prophet?

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Which one of the following kings did Isaiah have a big influence on?

The enemy that God was using to judge Israel in Isaiah's time was

One of Isaiah's major contributions to the Bible is his prophecy concerning the coming Messiah.

Which prophet was the one that was persecuted the most by both the rulers and the people?

The prophet who had a vision of preaching to the dry bones was

Anguished by the burden of his prophetic call and the rejection of his message, Nehemiah witnessed what he warned about, the Babylonian captivity, yet he prophesied God's gracious restoration through the New Covenant.

Which prophet was the most demonstrative or animated of all the major prophets?

One of the best kings to reign during Jeremiah's prophetic ministry was Josiah.

The prophet that wrote Lamentations was

Lamentations is mainly about the lamenting over the destruction of Jerusalem.

Ezekiel was actually a prophet who was also an exile and was giving his prophetic messages in Babylon.

Of all the major prophets, Ezekiel is the prophet who had the least number of visions.