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BIB 106 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS UPDATE 2022 LATEST UPDATE | Rated A+ BIB 106 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS UPDATE BIB 106 AM SORRY GUYS FOR THE ONES WHO PURCHASED THIS EXAM EARLIER, IT HAD AN ERROR OF WHICH I HAVE TAKEN CARE OF . ON TOP OF THAT I HAVE ADDED A FREE STUDY GUIDE FOR YOU GUYS ….. ALL THE BEST IN YOUR STUDIES. AM SORRY AGAIN @ Van mbujanos2,@jakesthre, @jaidencumer & OTHERS EMAIL: FOR ANY INQUIRIES   BIB 106 Exam 3 • Within the Hebrew order of the Old Testament, the book of Chronicles ends the Old Testament. True False • The author of Chronicles used the books of Samuel and Kings as sources. True False • Which prophet challenged the people to finish building the temple? • Haggai • Amos • Nahum • Malachi • The book of Daniel is considered as apocalyptic literature. True False • Which of the following is a prominent feature of the books of Chronicles? • Genealogies that trace the history from Adam to David • The reign of David • The reign of Solomon • All of the above • Which of the following is not true about Jeremiah's background? • Jeremiah experienced opposition. • Jeremiah lived in Anathoth. • Jeremiah wondered why the Lord let him suffer. • Jeremiah likely served as a priest. • Which of the following was not one of Ezekiel's symbolic actions? • Lying on his right and left sides • Eating human dung • Writing on a brick • Dividing his hair into three parts • In Jeremiah's message in the temple in Jeremiah 7, Jeremiah tells the people that they can look to the temple for protection. True False • The suffering servant in Isaiah has only been interpreted as Jesus. True False • Obadiah prophesied against the nation of Assyria. True False • Which of the following are theological themes from the book of 2 Kings? • History presented from the viewpoint of the Mosaic covenant • The rise of David as king • The role and significance of prophecy • (a) and (c) only • How does Ezekiel present the concept of the glory of the Lord in first half of the book? • The glory of the Lord is portrayed as a vision of the sun rising in the east. • The glory of the Lord is seen as filling the temple court and then rising and departing from the temple. • The glory of the Lord is portrayed as four horsemen upon horses bringing plagues on the world. • The glory of the Lord is seen filling the temple, and Ezekiel falls on his face. • What was true about prophets and prophecy during the time of the monarchy? • The prophets were appointed by the kings to consult God for them and teach them about God's ways. • Prophets called the people and the king to remain faithful to the covenant. • Prophets were generally afraid of kings, who sometimes had them put to death. • Prophecy became a kind of "rubber stamp" for the policies of the monarchy. • Habakkuk did not feel that he should question God. True False • Of the following, which was not a nation against which Ezekiel pronounced judgment? • Moab • Philistia • Tyre • Nineveh • The Jews were allowed to return under the rule of which king? • Nebuchadnezzar • Zerubbabel • Cyrus • None of the above • In Jeremiah 30-33 (the "Book of Comfort"), Jeremiah spoke of a new covenant. True False • The prophets functioned in a similar fashion to fortune-tellers. True False • Which prophet was concerned with the issue of intermarriage and divorce? • Joel • Zechariah • Malachi • Micah • The book of Esther never mentions God. True False • Which of the following is not true of the prophets? • They had hearts devoted to God. • They had a sense of calling. • They were messengers. • They all spoke of the distant future. • Apocalyptic literature is often concerned with the future and reveals God's eschatological (end times) judgments. True False • A major theme of the prophets was covenant obligations. True False • Which of the following is not a major theme in Isaiah 1-39? • The end times • The remnant • The sovereignty of God • The Holy One of Israel • What event in the New Testament partially fulfills one of Zechariah's prophecies about the Messiah? • Jesus healed all those who came to him. • Jesus rode into Jerusalem before his crucifixion. • Jesus was betrayed by a friend. • Jesus was crucified with two criminals. • Which prophet received eight night visions? • Zephaniah • Haggai • Zechariah • Habakkuk • The book of Lamentations describes the eventual destruction of the nation of Babylon. True False • In Jeremiah's message from the "potter's house" in Jeremiah 18, Jeremiah told the people that God could "shape" the movements and actions of nations according to his will. True False • A major theme of Joel's prophecy is the Day of the Lord. True False • Nahum prophesied against the city of Nineveh. True False • Which of the following are common themes among the prophetic writings? • Covenant obligations • The Day of the Lord • The concept of the Messiah • All of the above • Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem for what purpose? • To rebuild the walls of Jerusalem • To rebuild the temple • To rebuild the city of Hebron • To rebuild relationships with the people of the land • Which of the following is not one of the identities mentioned in the textbook for "the servant" in the Servant Passages in Isaiah 40-66? • An individual Israelite or the nation of Israel • The remnant • The Messiah • The king of Judah • One purpose of Amos' prophecy was to expose injustice in society. True False • Which of the following is a major theological theme in the book of Daniel? • Repentance before God blesses Israel • The destruction of Israel's enemies • The ultimate victory of God's saints • Salvation through God's grace • God commanded Hosea to marry a woman who would be unfaithful to him. True False • During Isaiah's call, he saw the majesty of God as well as his own sinfulness. True False • Which prophet spoke of a coming locust plague? • Amos • Isaiah • Joel • Micah • Which of the following is not a common shared characteristic of the prophets? • The prophets had hearts devoted to God. • The prophets were messengers. • The prophets were religious fanatics. • The prophets possessed a strong sense of calling. • Jonah ran from God because he was afraid God would kill him. True False • Question Points: 2.5 / 2.5   Study Guide The exam will not be open bible. Here are some topics to study for the upcoming exam. 1. God’s promises to the patriarchs and their faith. • God’s promises call for faith and trust • God’s promises are sure and reliable • God’s promises create faith/trust • God will bless the patriarch and make him great 1. Will have a multitude of offspring 2. Their offspring will inherit the land 3. God will bless all the families of the earth by the patriarchs. 4. God will bless the patriarch and make them great 5. Creator of all will be the God of the patriarchs 6. God will bless all the families of the earth by the patriarchs 2. The mighty deeds of God in Exodus. • Yahweh made B.C. Israel his very own people • He is the God of Israel • God intervened and did mighty deeds in Israel’s history • His mighty deeds were visible, noticeable, done by Israel’s God • The B.C. theology is our theology through Jesus • By his mighty deeds in history he revealed himself • God’s saving deeds in the past 1. Israel promised a new & greater exodus deliverance 2. Deliverance from exile and ultimately from sin 3. Jesus – the new and greater Passover lamb 4. Jesus frees slaves from a deeper bondage and makes us his own people 5. God alone – The victor and deliverer 3. Delighting in God’s law in the Psalms 4. The tabernacle • God will dwell with them in their midst • The Tabernacle was a moveable tent-shrine • The God of Israel is the architect • The Tabernacle is where atoning sacrifices took place • The people would gather into God’s presence to worship, pray & praise • The Holy Place and the Holy of Holies • In the age of fulfillment, Jesus (Israel’s Messiah) is the new and greater High Priest 5. The atonement/sacrificial system • Atonement – the way the Holy God reconciles sinner to himself • Human sin, iniquity, transgression offend the holy God • In Leviticus 17:11, God took the lifeblood of the animal in place of the lifeblood of the guilty sinner • Propitiation – God’s wrath appeased • Expiation – human sin is covered/paid for • Jesus is the new high priest with his own blood • He is the propitiation for the sins of the whole world • We have redemption & forgiveness through his blood 6. The prophetic announcements of God’s coming judgment • The Assyrian Empire and then the Babylon Empire would destroy the nation and leave Jerusalem in ruin (book of Micah) 7. The prophetic promises for the future new age • Restored Israel – Exiles Return • Obedient Israel – New Covenant • Bountiful Promised Land • Conversion & inclusion of the Gentiles • Messiah – Servant of Yahweh • Purified & glorified Zion 8. What Proverbs says about wisdom • “The fear of Yahweh is the beginning/top of wisdom” • The “wisdom” taught by proverbs is discerning the best course of action, expecting the typical result of an action and skill of practical living • Proverbs 3:19 – Yahweh by wisdom founded the earth; by understanding he establishes the heavens • Proverbs focuses on the daily life of an individual – it highlights the difference between the way of the wise/righteous vs. way of the fools/wicked 9. The discussion in class on Ecclesiastes 10. The main theological themes in Psalms • Torah/law 1. Meditating on God’s word is what draws us closer to him 2. It keeps us from falling away 3. God’s law is perfect and gives life • Royal/kingship 1. God anointed the King of Israel 2. God promises to bless the king 3. King rejoices in God’s strength • Nature/creation 1. Emphasizes God’s work over other false gods 2. He is sovereign over all his creation 3. His power is displayed through his creation 11. The final class overview Ways Jesus fulfills the covenant New Covenant From David – Messiah – without sin Fulfills the law = True Israel Atoning Sacrifice Fulfilled the prophets Answer of Salvation Isaiah 53 New and greater temple / dwelling of God Abrahamic covenant – including gentiles Prayers of Psalms – Jesus is the answer to all those prayers Proverbs – Jesus is the incarnation of wisdom •