Moses ran away from Egypt because he

A. did not like to be rought up in Egyptian circles

B. could no longer endure the famine in the land

C. feared that the news of act of his murder will reach the king

D. heard a divine call

E. wanted ti reunite with his kinsmen

Aaron accompanied Moses to Pharaoh because

A. Aaron was a Levit

B. Aaron was bolder than Moses

C. Moses was deficient in speech

D. Aaron was appointed by the people

E. Moses wanted Aaron to bear him witness before Pharaoh

The Israelite under Barak defeated the Canaanite troops led by

A. Jael

B. Heber

C. Sisera

D. Abinoam

E. Deborah

Deborah, wife of Lappidoth,administered justice to the people of Israel at

A. Kadesh and Naphtali

B. Ramah and Bethel

C. Ephraim and Kishon

D. Dan and Beersheba

E. Ramah and Kishon

God rejected Saul as the King of Israel because

A. he was more invloved in politics than religion

B. he did not destroy the Kenites along with the Amalekites

C. he slew Agag, the King of Amalek

D. he disobeyed God in the war against the Amalekites

E. God was more favourably disposed towards Samuel for the kingship

'The sword devours now one and now another'. This statement was David's reaction to the death of

A. Saul

B. Joab

C. Ishbosheth

D. Jonathan

E. Uriah

Which of the following Decision did Solomon take contrary to the will of God?

A. building a temple for God

B. marryingmany foreign women who came with their gods to Israel

C. inviting foreign labour for his building projects

D. making Jeroboam take charge of labour

E. engaging the Israleites in many battles

Then Jonah cried to the Lord from the belly of Sheol....
Sheol her implies the

A. region of darkness and death

B. tempestuous sea

C. holy temple of the Lord

D. deep sea

E. belly of the fish

The faith and courage of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego made Nebuchadnezzar issue a decree that

A. all men must worship his golden image

B. unbelievers must be thrown into the fiery furnance

C. the enemies of the tree Jews should be demoted

D. the enemies who reported the Jews should be thrown into the furnance

E. anyone who spoke against God should be destroyed

The significance of the angel of God touching Isaiah's mouth with burning coal was to

A. differentiate him from his people

B. cleanse his unholiness

C. punish him for daring to look at the Lord of Hosts

D. re-awaken his conciousness of God

E. make h8im accept his commission