A man leaves his parents and cleaves to his wife and they become

A. man and woman

B. one flesh

C. bone and flesh

D. help mates

To ensure that Abram had really broken from his past,God

A. changed his name to Abraham

B. made of him a great nation

C. gave him a second wife

D. appeared to him in Sechem

The covenant between God and Israel on Mount Sinai was sealed with the

A. blood of Oxen

B. altar made of six stones

C. people's acclamation

D. circumcision of all males

Moses called the place where water gushed out from the rock "Massah and Meribah" because the people of Israel

A. asked him to do so

B. found fault with God

C. wanted to have a new leader

D. decided to go back to Egypt

Which of the following practices was not associated with the sons of Eli

A. Forceful taking of the raw sacrificial meat

B. total disregard of the advice of worshippers

C. Treating the offering of the lord with contempt

D. Having great regard for the words of their father

David gave Uriah leave to go to his house and wash his feet in order to

A. find an excuse to charge him for desertion

B. allow him for relaxation

C. compensate him for fighting bravely for Israel

D. conceal his adultery with Bathsheba

"Come now, let us reason together, though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as

A. red as crimson

B. fair as wool

C. bright as snow

D. white as snow

Although Elisha rejected Naaman's gift, Gehazi saw the occasion as an opportunity to

A. benefit from Naaman's sense of indebtedness

B. damn Elisha for choosing a life of poverty

C. exhibit his wisdom and greed

D. conceal his movement from his master

The destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC was sequel to the

A. dethronement of Jehoahaz by Pharoah Neco

B. surrender of Jehoiakim to Nebuchadnezzar

C. rebellion of Zedekiah against the Babylonian lordship

D. intervention of Syria in Judah's affairs

Which of the following was not indicative of Solomon's proverbial wisdom?

A. Building of temples for his foreign dieties

B. utterance of three thousand proverbs

C. building of a magnificient temple to the Lord

D. Jugdement in the case of the two harlots