New Testament- Quiz 1

Front 1

To perplex with surprise, astonishment, or amazement.

Back 1

confound

Front 2

Interchange and discussion of ideas in a frank and open way.

Back 2

dialogue

Front 3

made speechless with amazement

Back 3

dumbfounded

Front 4

care or benevolent guidance of God

Back 4

providence

Front 5

set apart or rededicated as holy again

Back 5

reconsecrated

Front 6

to be reproachful or abusive in speech

Back 6

revile

Front 7

Above or superior to all others; supreme in authority.

Back 7

sovereign

Front 8

Job lived in the land of _______, south of _______ and west of the great ___________

Back 8

Uz, Adom, Arabian Desert

Front 9

He had _______ sheep, ______ teams of oxen, ______ camels, ______ female donkeys, and many _______

Back 9

7,000, 500, 3,000, 500, servants

Front 10

The book of Job is one of the earliest Bible books written. t/f

Back 10

true

Front 11

The majority of the debate section in the book of Job is in prose form. t/f

Back 11

false

Front 12

The vocab in the book of Job is very limited. t/f

Back 12

false

Front 13

A genuine interest in God's creation is revealed in the content of Job. t/f

Back 13

true

Front 14

The content of Job reveals a vast resource of knowledge. t/f

Back 14

true

Front 15

Select the characteristics influencing the style in which Job was written.

Back 15

vast resource of knowledge, profound depth of thought

Front 16

Job was a patriarch who acted as a _____ for his household, offering sacrifices on behalf of his children in the event that they cursed God.

Back 16

priest

Front 17

Which of these statements describe God's appraisal of Job?

Back 17

God's servants, one of the finest men in all the earth

Front 18

Select the things guarded by God's "hedge of protection," according to Satan's accusation of Job:

Back 18

Job himself, all that he has on every side, his house

Front 19

How was God's favor given to Job according to the passage in Job 1?

Back 19

God blessed the work of Job's hands, God increased Job's resources

Front 20

Satan accused Job of following the Lord only:

Back 20

for material gain

Front 21

Select the possessions of Job removed from him by the first tragedy.

Back 21

sheep and cattle, children, servants

Front 22

Based on the assigned Scripture reading, what did Job do when he heard the disastrous news?

Back 22

shaved his head, wroshiped

Front 23

friends with jJob

Back 23

Eliphaz, Bildad, Zophar

Front 24

To show their concern for him, Job's friends:

Back 24

tore clothes, sprinkled dust on heads, sat down with him on the ground for seven days and said nothing

Front 25

Satan was instructed by God to save Job's:

Back 25

life

Front 26

Job was smitten from head to foot with sore:

Back 26

boils

Front 27

Job's wife caused him further suffering by telling him to:

Back 27

curse God and die

Front 28

Job's friends came to mourn and:

Back 28

comfort

Front 29

In a manner directly opposite to what is or might be expected.

Back 29

ironically

Front 30

to mourn or grieve for

Back 30

lament

Front 31

language that is irrelevant, blasphemous, or full of contempt

Back 31

profanity

Front 32

coarse or crude language

Back 32

vulgarity

Front 33

I ______ that thou _______ do every ______, and that no ________ can be __________ from ______. Job ____ : ___

Back 33

I know that thou canst do every thing, and that no thought can be withholden from thee. Job 42:2

Front 34

_________ held his words until the very _____

Back 34

Eliphaz, end

Front 35

Eliphaz stated that Job was suffering some __________, and was ________ for pleading _______

Back 35

secret sin, arrogant, innocence

Front 36

Bildad stated that God only _______ the ________

Back 36

punishes, wicked

Front 37

Zophar ______ Job for pleading _________ and said he must ________

Back 37

rebuked, righteousness, repent

Front 38

Job desired to _____ respectfully

Back 38

die

Front 39

Job cursed God and the day of his birth. t/f

Back 39

false

Front 40

Jeremiah had a similar complaint to Job's. t/f

Back 40

true

Front 41

Job maintained his innocence and righteousness throughout the debate. t/f

Back 41

true

Front 42

God finally intervened in the debate and spoke directly to Job out of a __________ .

Back 42

whirlwind

Front 43

Job was awestruck with:

Back 43

the execution of God's justice in the earth, magnitude of God's works in providing for His creation

Front 44

_________ and __________ are the names given to two gigantic creations of God mentioned in Job 40 and 41.

Back 44

Leviathan, Behemoth

Front 45

The act of restoring to the rightful owner that which is lost or has been taken away.

Back 45

restitution

Front 46

A clearing from criticism, censure, or suspicion.

Back 46

vindiction

Front 47

Select the ways in which Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar had to make restitution:

Back 47

had to offer sacrifices for their sin against God, had to humble themselves before Job by having him pray to the Lord for their forgiveness

Front 48

rebuked Job's three friends for their folly

Back 48

God

Front 49

called the Lord the "God of all comfort"

Back 49

Paul

Front 50

spoke of the patience of Job

Back 50

James

Front 51

After Job was vindicated and his prosperity restored, what was he able to minister in a greater way to those who suffered?

Back 51

comfort

Front 52

Job's sufferings took place in a period of about how many months?

Back 52

nine

Front 53

How many years did Job live after his great trial of faith?

Back 53

140

Front 54

Job lived to an age where he was able to see and enjoy ______ generations of his descendents.

Back 54

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