Historical Books Test 3

Front 1

1st Kings opens with the Hebrew nation in its

2nd King closes with the nation in

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Glory

Ruins

Front 2

Together they span a cover of 400 years 1000 through

Back 2

600

Front 3

How did Solomon get the design for the temple

Back 3

It was given by God to David

Front 4

How many people did Solomon pull together to build the temple

Back 4

183,000

Front 5

What was the temple pattern after and how many times was it bigger than

Back 5

It was patterned after the Tabernacle and it was two times the size

Front 6

Instead of a single menorah there were

Back 6

10 lampstands

Front 7

Instead of one table of showbread

Back 7

There were 12

Front 8

The northern kingdom had___ Kings

Back 8

19

Front 9

The northern kingdom was in existence for how many years

Back 9

250

Front 10

The northern kingdom had how many dynasties

Back 10

7

Front 11

The southern kingdom had how many kings

Back 11

20

Front 12

The southern kingdom was in existence for how many years

Back 12

30

Front 13

The southern kingdom had how many dynasties

Back 13

One davidic dynasty

Front 14

The book of 2nd King continues the drama begin in 1st Kings which was

Back 14

The tragic history of two Nations on a collision course with captivity

Front 15

The books of 1st and 2nd Chronicles cover the same. In Jewish history describe in 2nd Samuel through 2nd Kings but this perspective is differentthey're not just repetitions of the same material but rather a

Back 15

Divine editorial on the history of God's people

Front 16

who continues the old testament narrative 2nd Chronicles by showing how God feels his promise to return his people to delinda promise after how many years of exile

Back 16

Ezra

70 years of exile

Front 17

who relates the story of the two returns in Babylonia the first led by who to rebuild the Temple and a second under the leadership of who to rebuild the spiritual condition of the people

Back 17

Ezra

Zerubbabal

Ezra

Front 18

Who came from a family of high priests and how the position in the Persian Court as an advisor on Jewish affairs it was on the same car with Moses

Back 18

Ezra

Front 19

who led the third and last return to Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile he was concerned with the welfare of Jerusalem and its habitants and it prompted him to take bolt action in challenge the countrymen to arise and rebuild the shattered wall of Jerusalem

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Nehemiah

Front 20

Who was a layperson who became a cupbearerof the king of Persia in the city of susa

Back 20

Nehemiah

Front 21

Well told story of dramatic deliverance of Jews took place in Persia unfolds with considerable intensity and affirms that God is in control and he cares

Back 21

Esther

Front 22

Jewish maiden lived with Mordecai in Susa shusha means star Hebrew is Hadassah which means

Back 22

Esther

myrtle

Front 23

Provided the only biblical portrait vast majority of Jews who choose to remain in Persia rather than return to Palestine

Back 23

Esther

Front 24

Who deals with the restoration of the Jewish people after the exile

Back 24

Ezra

Front 25

Who deals with their physical and spiritual reconstruction

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Nehemiah

Front 26

Who deals with their preservation

Back 26

Esther

Front 27

What is more like a drama than any other portion scripture with his gun expected in ironic plot twist

Back 27

Esther

Front 28

Who is the author of first King

Back 28

Unknown

Front 29

Who is the author of 2nd Kings

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Jeremiah

Front 30

Who is the author of first Chronicles second chronicles and Ezra

Back 30

Ezra

Front 31

Who's the author of Nehemiah

Back 31

Nehemiah

Front 32

Who's the author of Esther

Back 32

Mordecai

Front 33

the theme of this book is to give an account of the welfare of Israel Judah as they followed or did not follow the covenant of God

Back 33

1st Kings

Front 34

the theme to record the pivotal events in the careers of the Kings of Israel and Judah and show how disobedience rebellion against God leads to failure and the overthrow monarchy

Back 34

2nd Kings

Front 35

The theme is to provide a spiritual perspective on historical events from the time of Davis to Cyrus's degree in 5:38 BC

Back 35

1st Chronicles

Front 36

The theme is a topical history of the end of the United kingdom and the kingdom of Judah divine editorial

Back 36

2nd Chronicles

Front 37

The purpose of this book is seen in a lure for filling his promises given through his prophets The theme is spiritual moral and social restoration

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Ezra

Front 38

The purpose of this book is six to show how God favored his people by strengthening their roots in the homeland of Judah

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Nehemiah

Front 39

The theme is one of divine protection

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Esther

Front 40

1st Kings keywords

Back 40

Division of the kingdom

Front 41

2nd Kings keywords

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Captivities of the kingdom

Front 42

1st Chronicles keywords

Back 42

Davidic covenant

Front 43

2nd Chronicles key words

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Priestly view of Judah

Front 44

Ezra's keyword

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Temple

Front 45

Nehemiah's keywords

Back 45

Jerusalem walls

Front 46

Esther's keywords

Back 46

Providence

Front 47

1st Kings Christ seen in

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Solomon

Front 48

2nd Kings Christ CNN

Back 48

Elisha and Elijah

Front 49

1st Chronicles Christ scene in

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David Solomon and the temple

Front 50

2nd Chronicles Christ scene in

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Throne and Temple

Front 51

Ezra Christ scene in

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Zarubbabel

Front 52

Nehemiah Christ scene in

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Nehemiah

Front 53

Esther Christ scene in

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Esther