OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY - UNIT 8: THE REMAINING KINGDOM
The successor of Sargon in Assyria was __________.
Sennacherib
The southern kingdom came to an end in Jerusalem when _____ was king.
Zedekiah
Amon
a great evil-doer
Josiah
a great reformer
Hezekiah
a healed man
Hilkiah
a priest
Isaiah
a prophet
Huldah
a prophetess
Shaphan
a scribe
Nehushtan
a serpent of brass
Daniel
among captives taken from Judah to Babylon
Jehoiakim
burned the scroll of Jeremiah
Nahum
directed his prophecy against Nineveh
The time specified in the Law of Moses for the observance of the Passover was the _________ month.
first
Kings in the dynasty of David continued to reign nearly _____ centuries.
five
Hezekiah went to the house of God and prayed when:
he received the threatening letter from Sennacherib
The basic reason for the Assyrian Captivity of Israel was Israel's failure _______ to the _________ .
obey, Lord's Word.
Jeremiah
ordained by God before his birth
Isaiah
predicted the Messiah's virgin birth
Zedekiah
rebelled against Babylon in ninth year of his reign
When the burnt offerings began, the people ____________ the Lord.
sang praises to
Jehoiachin
spent 36 years in prison in Babylon
The long reign of the dynasty that continued throughout the history of the southern kingdom resulted more from ________ than from the power of _________.
the promise of God, man.
The Bible contains _____ different accounts of Hezekiah's reign.
three
Hezekiah's letter of invitation and appeal to attend the Passover in Jerusalem went out:
to the people of both Israel and Judah
In the northern kingdom, nine dynasties with nineteen kings reigned over a period of approximately _____ centuries.
two and one half
Zephaniah
was a fourth-generation descendant of Hezekiah
Habakkuk
wrote that the just will live by faith
Select from the following alphabetical list the three kings of Judah who walked in the ways of David and did that which was right in the sight of the Lord.
Asa, Hezekiah, Josiah.
During the reign of Ahaz, Judah continued to be subject to _____.
Assyria
Isaiah used the occasion of Hezekiah's folly to predict the _____ captivity.
Babylonian
Nebuchadnezzar defeated Pharaoh-nechoh at _________ in the fourth year of Jehoiakim.
Carchemish
Doing right in the sight of the Lord, Hezekiah followed in the tradition of Rehoboam.
False
God's promise to David through Nathan the prophet concerning an everlasting kingdom was a conditional promise.
False
In Hezekiah's reforms, the king's commandments and the priests' responses failed to follow the guidelines of the law of Moses, bringing about Isaiah's prediction of the Babylonian Captivity.
False
In the third year of Hoshea's reign in Israel, Hezekiah succeeded his father Ahab as king of Judah.
False
Micah's ministry was primarily to Israel.
False
Nehushtan was a god which Israel had adopted from the Assyrians.
False
Only two other previous kings of Judah share Hezekiah's character description fully.
False
The Bible contains two accounts of Hezekiah's reign in Judah.
False
The good King Josiah was son of the wicked king Manasseh.
False
The time specified by the Law of Moses for the Passover was the second month.
False
Isaiah used the folly of _____ as an occasion to predict the Babylonian captivity.
Hezekiah
Manasseh built again the high places, which his father _____ had broken down.
Hezekiah
According to Jeremiah, Nebuchadnezzar became king of Babylon during _________ fourth year.
Jehoiakim's
Bones of idolatrous priests were burned upon their altars by ____________.
Josiah
___________ covenanted before the Lord to follow the Lord and to keep his commandments.
Josiah
_____, king of Judah, reversed all the reforms that his father had made and led Judah not only to do more evil than Israel, but also to commit worse sin than the Canaanites.
Manasseh
In the twelfth year of his reign, Josiah began a purge of idolatry in Judah and throughout Israel.
True
Isaiah used the occasion of the folly of Hezekiah to predict the Babylonian Captivity.
True
The Bible contains three different accounts of Hezekiah's reign.
True
The basic reason for the Assyrian captivity of Israel was Israel's failure to obey the voice of God.
True
The place of Jesus' birth was predicted by Micah.
True
The successor of Sargon in Assyria was Sennacherib.
True