BIBL 105 quiz 4 solutions complete answers
In 1 Kings 3, Solomon’s one request of God is for _______.
The Israelites asked Samuel for a king in order to _______.
The Philistines were known as the "_______."
The Syrian commander Naaman is healed of his ________ after he seeks help from Elisha the prophet.
Saul was “the people’s choice” for a king because of his ________.
The books of 1-2 Samuel form the transition from the era of the judges to that of the ________.
Numerous theological themes in 1-2 Samuel support the basic teachings _______ fidelity.
When the people approached Saul to make him king, Saul was _______.
The two main prophets in 1-2 Kings are ________.
According to 1 Kings, the central problem with Solomon’s marriages to foreign women was _______.
The birth of Samuel was in answer to the prayer of his mother, ________.
The major enemies in the books of 1-2 Samuel are the ________.
In 1 Samuel 13, Saul foolishly _______ instead of waiting for Samuel to arrive.
David is anointed king because he has the right _______.
Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the author of 1-2 Kings.
First Samuel is the first biblical book where the term ________ or “anointed one” is used.
The pinnacle of Solomon’s career came with his construction of the ________.
The kings of Israel and Judah are evaluated by their adherence to the ________.
The book of 1 Samuel highlights the ________ of Saul in comparison with David.
God’s promises to David in the Davidic Covenant were ________.
The prophet ________ confronted David after David sinned with Bathsheba.
According to 2 Kings 17, the northern kingdom of Israel was defeated by Assyria because _______.
The order of Israel’s first three kings is ________.
Elijah summoned the prophets of Baal to a contest at ________.
Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, _______ the advice of Israel’s elders.
The Elijah narratives show that ________ is supreme over nature.
According to 1 Kings 10, what was considered of little value during Solomon’s kingship?
The last godly king of the southern kingdom of Judah was ________.
Which of these key events occurs in the books of 1-2 Kings?
One of the key takeaways from 1 Samuel 15 is Samuel’s statement to Saul that _______.
Before Elijah ascended to heaven in a chariot of fire, Elisha asked him for _______.
The events in 1-2 Kings transpire over a period of about _______.
The books of 1-2 Kings are written from the perspective of the ________.
One of the amazing things about Elisha the prophet is his ability to _______.
David’s confrontation with Goliath in the valley of Elah was known as a “________.”
Jerusalem was finally destroyed by the Babylonians in ________.
