God first promise to Abram in Canaan was that He would

A. give him a son

B. curse all who curse him

C. take him to a foreign land

D. give the land to his descendants

Eli the priest of God in Shiloh died mainly because

A. the priesthood would be taken away from his family

B. the Ark of God was captured

C. The Ark of God was destroyed

D. his two sons were killed in battle

God rejected Saul as the king of Israel because he

A. was more involved in politics than religion

B. did not destroy the Kenites

C. spared Agag, the king of the Amalekites

D. obeyed God in the war against the Amalekites

After the death of Abner, David showed that he had sincerely forgiven him by

A. ordering the arrest of Joab who slew Abner

B. directing all Israel to bury Abner with honour

C. weeping and fsting for Abner for a whole day

D. giving Abner's son a place of honour in Israel

Rehoboam, the king contributed to the division of Israel by

A. ignoring the counsel of the elders

B. sending Jeroboam into exile

C. refusing to worship in the temple

D. transfering his headquarters to Sechem

Solomon told Hiram, king of Tyre that he had decided to build a temple for the Lord because he

A. had enjoyed peace and all good things

B. wanted more blessings from the Lord

C. wanted to force Hiram to supply the building materials

D. had married Hiram's daughter

The Syrian commander who acknowledged the omnipotence of God of Israel after his healing was

A. Ben Hadad

B. Hazael

C. Resin

D. Naaman

The King of Judah during the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC was

A. Zedekiah

B. Jehoiachin

C. Josiah

D. Jehoahaz

King Artaxerxes appointed Nehemiah as his

A. personal steward

B. cup bearer

C. secretary

D. sheild bearer

The prophet who proclaimed the new covenant of God with Israel and Judah was

A. Hosea

B. Isaiah

C. Ezekiel

D. Jeremiah