BIBL 104 quiz 5 complete solutions correct answers A+ work

Liberty University BIBL 104 quiz 5 complete solutions correct answers A+ work

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·         Question 1

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What does the vision of the dry bones signify?

·         Question 2

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How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

·         Question 3

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What three elements make up the historical context of a passage?

·         Question 4

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What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?

·         Question 5

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Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

·         Question 6

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It is important to study geography in the Bible to understand the passage more fully, illuminate cultural implications, and uncover recurring symbolism.

·         Question 7

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How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

·         Question 8

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The book of Daniel ends with the promise of a literal bodily resurrection in anticipation of our participation in God’s eternal kingdom.

·         Question 9

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Despite his efforts, Zephaniah’s preaching did not lead to a revival in Judah in the days of King Josiah.

·         Question 10

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Next to the Psalms, Isaiah is the most often quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament.

·         Question 11

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The result of the invasion of Israel by Gog and Magog will be the God’s total destruction of the enemy and all nations will recognize the glory of the Lord.

·         Question 12

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Conducting a study of historical context means that you are seeking to understand all that you can about who wrote the book, to whom it was addressed, and what role the social and cultural components of their world play in understanding the content.

·         Question 13

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What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

·         Question 14

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Amos is an example of a courageous layman who dared to speak out against the evils of society.

·         Question 15

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The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40-55 is Jesus.

·         Question 16

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Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

·         Question 17

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The Immanuel Prophecy (Isaiah 7–12) does not emphasize the deity of Christ.

·         Question 18

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The term, “son of man”, was applied to Ezekiel to emphasize his human limitations.

·         Question 19

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How can an academic or technical commentary assist in the fifth and final step of a word study?

·         Question 20

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What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

·  Question 1    2.5 out of 2.5 points

The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40-55 is Jesus.

·  Question 2    2.5 out of 2.5 points

What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

·  Question 3     2.5 out of 2.5 points

Despite his efforts, Zephaniah’s preaching did not lead to a revival in Judah in the days of King Josiah.

·  Question 4    2.5 out of 2.5 points

How would you defend the unity of the authorship of both sections of Isaiah? (1–39 and 40–66)

·  Question 5      2.5 out of 2.5 points

What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

·  Question 6    2.5 out of 2.5 points

The term, “son of man”, was applied to Ezekiel to emphasize his human limitations.

True

·  Question 7      2.5 out of 2.5 points

What words of hope did the prophet Jeremiah give to the people of Jerusalem?

·  Question 8      2.5 out of 2.5 points

How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

·  Question 9      2.5 out of 2.5 points

The apostle Paul announced that Joel’s prophecy was fulfilled typically and analogically with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of the crucifixion.

·  Question 10       2.5 out of 2.5 points

Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

·  Question 11       2.5 out of 2.5 points

The book of Daniel ends with the promise of a literal bodily resurrection in anticipation of our participation in God’s eternal kingdom.

·  Question 12      2.5 out of 2.5 points

The overall theme of Daniel is God’s sovereignty over the people of Israel and the nations of the world.

·  Question 13      2.5 out of 2.5 points

Next to the Psalms, Isaiah is the most often quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament.

·  Question 14       2.5 out of 2.5 points

The following are arguments in support of a unified Isaiah:

·  Question 15     2.5 out of 2.5 points

How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

·  Question 16    2.5 out of 2.5 points

Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

·  Question 17    2.5 out of 2.5 points

What city in Assyria was the focus of Nahum’s prophecy?

·  Question 18       2.5 out of 2.5 points

Zephaniah stressed that the Lord’s blessings were for the_________ who put their trust in God.

·  Question 19    2.5 out of 2.5 points

What does the vision of the dry bones signify?

·  Question 20      2.5 out of 2.5 points

God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

Question 1 2.5 out of 2.5 points

 “The microscope method” is an effective way to move from a narrow study of a verse or passage to the general purpose and structure of a book.

Question 2 2.5 out of 2.5 points

Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

Question 3 2.5 out of 2.5 points

List three additional elements that are part of a study of geography.

Question 4 2.5 out of 2.5 points

What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

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Why is it important to perform a contextual analysis?

Question 6 2.5 out of 2.5 points

What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 7 2.5 out of 2.5 points

The _____________ is a prominent motif in the Old Testament prophets and refers to a day of battle when Yahweh would dramatically intervene on earth to accomplish His work of both judgment and salvation.

Question 8 2.5 out of 2.5 points

Understanding the three elements that make up historical context is almost like experiencing the passage firsthand. Selected Answer: True Question 9 2.5 out of 2.5 points How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

Question 10 2.5 out of 2.5 points

What city in Assyria was the focus of Nahum’s prophecy?

Question 11 2.5 out of 2.5 points

The following are arguments in support of a unified Isaiah:

Question 12 2.5 out of 2.5 points

How would you defend the unity of the authorship of both sections of Isaiah? (1–39 and 40–66)

Question 13 2.5 out of 2.5 points

Amos is an example of a courageous layman who dared to speak out against the evils of society.

Question 14 2.5 out of 2.5 points

The apostle Paul announced that Joel’s prophecy was fulfilled typically and analogically with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of the crucifixion.

Question 15 2.5 out of 2.5 points

Daniel and his three friends, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had their Hebrew names changed to Babylonian names (Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego).

Question 16 2.5 out of 2.5 points

The result of the invasion of Israel by Gog and Magog will be the God’s total destruction of the enemy and all nations will recognize the glory of the Lord.

Question 17 2.5 out of 2.5 points

What three elements make up the historical context of a passage?

Question 18 2.5 out of 2.5 points

God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

Question 19 2.5 out of 2.5 points Why is it important that we study the words of the Bible?

Question 20 2.5 out of 2.5 points

In addition to genre, what is meant by the literary context?

• Question 1

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List three additional elements that are part of a study of geography.

• Question 2

2.5 out of 2.5 points

What three elements make up the historical context of a passage?

• Question 3

2.5 out of 2.5 points

God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

• Question 4

2.5 out of 2.5 points

It is important to study geography in the Bible to understand the passage more fully, illuminate cultural implications, and uncover recurring symbolism.

• Question 5

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Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

• Question 6

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Why is it important that we study the words of the Bible?

• Question 7

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The book of Daniel ends with the promise of a literal bodily resurrection in anticipation of our participation in God’s eternal kingdom.

• Question 8

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Conducting a study of historical context means that you are seeking to understand all that you can about who wrote the book, to whom it was addressed, and what role the social and cultural components of their world play in understanding the content.

• Question 9

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Daniel and his three friends, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had their Hebrew names changed to Babylonian names (Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego).

• Question 10

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Jonah immediately rejoiced after his successful preaching mission and the salvation of the Ninevites.

• Question 11

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What words of hope did the prophet Jeremiah give to the people of Jerusalem?

• Question 12

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What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

• Question 13

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The Suffering Servant prophecy (Isaiah 52–53) predicted the death and resurrection of Christ.

• Question 14

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The following are arguments in support of a unified Isaiah:

• Question 15

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Explain why understanding historical context is an important part of Bible study.

• Question 16

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How can an academic or technical commentary assist in the fifth and final step of a word study?

• Question 17

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What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?

• Question 18

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What does the vision of the dry bones signify?

• Question 19

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The apostle Paul announced that Joel’s prophecy was fulfilled typically and analogically with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of the crucifixion.

• Question 20

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In addition to genre, what is meant by the literary context?

Question 1 How would you defend the unity of the authorship of both sections of Isaiah? (1–39 and 40–66)

Question 2 The _____________ is a prominent motif in the Old Testament prophets and refers to a day of battle when Yahweh would dramatically intervene on earth to accomplish His work of both judgment and salvation.

Question 3 The Immanuel Prophecy (Isaiah 7–12) does not emphasize the deity of Christ.

Question 4 Why is it important that we study the words of the Bible?

Question 5 The Suffering Servant prophecy (Isaiah 52–53) predicted the death and resurrection of Christ.

Question 6 The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40­55 is Jesus.

Question 7 What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 8 What three elements make up the historical context of a passage?

Question 9 What city in Assyria was the focus of Nahum’s prophecy?

Question 10 What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

Question 11 The apostle Paul announced that Joel’s prophecy was fulfilled typically and analogically with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of the crucifixion.

Question 12 According to our text, what do most people think of first when it comes to geography?

Question 13 Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

Question 14 Daniel and his three friends, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had their Hebrew names changed to Babylonian names (Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego).

Question 15 Despite his efforts, Zephaniah’s preaching did not lead to a revival in Judah in the days of King Josiah.

Question 16 The book of Daniel ends with the promise of a literal bodily resurrection in anticipation of our participation in God’s eternal kingdom.

Question 17 What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?

Question 18 How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

Question 19 Jonah immediately rejoiced after his successful preaching mission and the salvation of the Ninevites.

Question 20 The following are arguments in support of a unified Isaiah:

Question 1 The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40­55 is Jesus.

Question 2 To what does the prophecy of the seventy “sevens” refer?

Question 3 What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

Question 4 What city in Assyria was the focus of Nahum’s prophecy?

Question 5 According to Hayes and Duvall, the vast majority of the material in the prophetic books addresses the disobedience of Israel and/or Judah and their consequential impending judgment.

Question 6 Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

Question 7 Next to the Psalms, Isaiah is the most often quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament.

Question 8 Amos is an example of a courageous layman who dared to speak out against the evils of society.

Question 9 The result of the invasion of Israel by Gog and Magog will be the God’s total destruction of the enemy and all nations will recognize the glory of the Lord.

Question 10 How would you defend the unity of the authorship of both sections of Isaiah? (1–39 and 40–66)

Question 11 The overall theme of Daniel is God’s sovereignty over the people of Israel and the nations of the world.

Question 12 What does the vision of the dry bones signify?

Question 13 The book of Daniel ends with the promise of a literal bodily resurrection in anticipation of our participation in God’s eternal kingdom.

Question 14 God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

Question 15 What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 16 Daniel and his three friends, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had their Hebrew names changed to Babylonian names (Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego).

Question 17 The term, “son of man”, was applied to Ezekiel to emphasize his human limitations.

Question 18 Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

Question 19 Jonah immediately rejoiced after his successful preaching mission and the salvation of the Ninevites.

Question 20 How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

Question 1 The overall theme of Daniel is God’s sovereignty over the people of Israel and the nations of the world.

Question 2 The Immanuel Prophecy (Isaiah 7–12) does not emphasize the deity of Christ.

Question 3 Jonah immediately rejoiced after his successful preaching mission and the salvation of the Ninevites.

Question 4 What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?

Question 5 Next to the Psalms, Isaiah is the most often quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament.

Question 6 God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

Question 7 The result of the invasion of Israel by Gog and Magog will be the God’s total destruction of the enemy and all nations will recognize the glory of the Lord.

Question 8 How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

Question 9 The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40­55 is Jesus.

Question 10 What was the ultimate fulfillment of the prophecy of the new covenant?

Question 11 Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

Question 12 What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 13 Per Hays and Duvall, only a small percentage of Old Testament prophetic material deals with events that are still future to us.

Question 14 What does the vision of the dry bones signify?

Question 15 The term, “son of man”, was applied to Ezekiel to emphasize his human limitations.

Question 16 The apostle Paul announced that Joel’s prophecy was fulfilled typically and analogically with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of the crucifixion.

Question 17 To what does the prophecy of the seventy “sevens” refer?

Question 18 Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

Question 19 The _____________ is a prominent motif in the Old Testament prophets and refers to a day of battle when Yahweh would dramatically intervene on earth to accomplish His work of both judgment and salvation.

Question 20 What city in Assyria was the focus of Nahum’s prophecy?

Question 1 What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

Question 2 Per Hays and Duvall, only a small percentage of Old Testament prophetic material deals with events that are still future to us.

Question 3 How would you defend the unity of the authorship of both sections of Isaiah? (1–39 and 40–66)

Question 4 What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?

Question 5 What was the ultimate fulfillment of the prophecy of the new covenant?

Question 6 To what does the prophecy of the seventy “sevens” refer?

Question 7 The result of the invasion of Israel by Gog and Magog will be the God’s total destruction of the enemy and all nations will recognize the glory of the Lord.

Question 8 Zephaniah stressed that the Lord’s blessings were for the_________ who put their trust in God.

Question 9 While there are numerous nuances and sub points to the prophets proclamations, their overall message can be boiled down to modern futuristic events beyond the events of Ancient Israel.

Question 10 How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

Question 11 Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

Question 12 Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

Question 13 How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

Question 14 Amos is an example of a courageous layman who dared to speak out against the evils of society.

Question 15 The Immanuel Prophecy (Isaiah 7–12) does not emphasize the deity of Christ.

Question 16 Despite his efforts, Zephaniah’s preaching did not lead to a revival in Judah in the days of King Josiah.

Question 17 According to Hayes and Duvall, the vast majority of the material in the prophetic books addresses the disobedience of Israel and/or Judah and their consequential impending judgment.

Question 18 The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40­55 is Jesus.

Question 19 What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 20 The Suffering Servant prophecy (Isaiah 52–53) predicted the death and resurrection of Christ.

Question 1 How would you defend the unity of the authorship of both sections of Isaiah? (1–39 and 40–66)

Question 2 Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

Question 3 Daniel and his three friends, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had their Hebrew names changed to Babylonian names (Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego).

Question 4 God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

Question 5 Next to the Psalms, Isaiah is the most often quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament.

Question 6 Zephaniah stressed that the Lord’s blessings were for the_________ who put their trust in God.

Question 7 The overall theme of Daniel is God’s sovereignty over the people of Israel and the nations of the world.

Question 8 The term, “son of man”, was applied to Ezekiel to emphasize his human limitations.

Question 9 What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

Question 10 How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

Question 11 What words of hope did the prophet Jeremiah give to the people of Jerusalem?

Question 12 What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 13 How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

Question 14 The New Testament confirms that the Servant of the Lord in Isaiah 40­55 is Jesus.

Question 15 Per Hays and Duvall, only a small percentage of Old Testament prophetic material deals with events that are still future to us.

Question 16 The following are arguments in support of a unified Isaiah:

Question 17 The apostle Paul announced that Joel’s prophecy was fulfilled typically and analogically with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of the crucifixion.

Question 18 Amos is an example of a courageous layman who dared to speak out against the evils of society.

Question 19 Jonah immediately rejoiced after his successful preaching mission and the salvation of the Ninevites.

Question 20 What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?

Question 1 Next to the Psalms, Isaiah is the most often quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament.

Question 2 Daniel and his three friends, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had their Hebrew names changed to Babylonian names (Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego).

Question 3 The Immanuel Prophecy (Isaiah 7–12) does not emphasize the deity of Christ.

Question 4 The Suffering Servant prophecy (Isaiah 52–53) predicted the death and resurrection of Christ.

Question 5 What is the major difference between Isaiah 1–39 and 40–66?

Question 6 How does Ezekiel describe the glory of God departing from the temple? What is the significance of this departure?

Question 7 Describe the circumstance of Ezekiel’s ministry during the Babylonian captivity.

Question 8 What city in Assyria was the focus of Nahum’s prophecy?

Question 9 How did Jeremiah describe his call to the ministry?

Question 10 Despite his efforts, Zephaniah’s preaching did not lead to a revival in Judah in the days of King Josiah

Question 11 The result of the invasion of Israel by Gog and Magog will be the God’s total destruction of the enemy and all nations will recognize the glory of the Lord.

Question 12 What was the ultimate fulfillment of the prophecy of the new covenant?

Question 13 God used Cyrus the Great to accomplish his sovereign purposes.

Question 14 Hosea presented the covenant relationship between the Lord and Israel as a marriage. The marriage metaphor communicated the….

Question 15 The following are arguments in support of a unified Isaiah:

Question 16 What words of hope did the prophet Jeremiah give to the people of Jerusalem?

Question 17 What was the significance of the handwriting on the wall in Daniel chapter 5?

Question 18 Per Hays and Duvall, only a small percentage of Old Testament prophetic material deals with events that are still future to us.

Question 19 The book of Daniel ends with the promise of a literal bodily resurrection in anticipation of our participation in God’s eternal kingdom.

Question 20 What nation threatened Judah in the days of Jeremiah, and what advice did he give them?