False Prophet and the Disobedient Prophet Quiz

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According to Ellen G. White in the text, why are individuals dependent on Christ for living a holy life?

To achieve fame and recognition

To have power over others and assert authority

To increase their wealth and prosperity

To resist temptation and grow in grace (correct)

What lesson should Jeroboam have learned from the judgments in the stories Ellen G. White refers to?

That God's displeasure is swift for disobedience (correct)

That wrongdoing should be persisted in

That disobedience to God brings prosperity

That disobedience leads to eternal life

In Luke 13:34, what analogy does Jesus use to describe His desire to gather people together?

As a king gathering his army

As a farmer gathering his crops

As a hen gathering her chicks under her wings (correct)

As a shepherd gathering his flock

Jeroboam was placed on the throne by which group of people?

The ten tribes of Israel Signup and view all the answers

What was Jeroboam's fatal mistake that led to his downfall, according to the text?

Consecrating priests for the high places Signup and view all the answers

What was the sign that the man of God declared would signal the downfall of the altar?

The altar will be split apart and ashes poured out Signup and view all the answers

What does Oates point out as a stark contrast to the marketplace's sentimental familiarity with God?

Biblical wisdom indicates that God's presence comes when least expected. Signup and view all the answers

How might Jeroboam's 'sentimental familiarity' with God have influenced his decision regarding priests according to the text?

It could have led him to make hasty and unwise choices. Signup and view all the answers

How does Ellen White's statement about Jeroboam relate to the theme of reverence for God in the text?

Jeroboam's failure to trust God led to a lack of reverence for Him. Signup and view all the answers

What promise does one of the Punch Lines offer from God regarding the transformation of individuals?

'I will remove their heart of stone and give them a heart of flesh.' Signup and view all the answers

False Prophet and the Disobedient Prophet Quiz

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Questions and Answers

According to Ellen G. White in the text, why are individuals dependent on Christ for living a holy life?

What lesson should Jeroboam have learned from the judgments in the stories Ellen G. White refers to?

In Luke 13:34, what analogy does Jesus use to describe His desire to gather people together?

Jeroboam was placed on the throne by which group of people?

What was Jeroboam's fatal mistake that led to his downfall, according to the text?

What was the sign that the man of God declared would signal the downfall of the altar?

What does Oates point out as a stark contrast to the marketplace's sentimental familiarity with God?

How might Jeroboam's 'sentimental familiarity' with God have influenced his decision regarding priests according to the text?

How does Ellen White's statement about Jeroboam relate to the theme of reverence for God in the text?

What promise does one of the Punch Lines offer from God regarding the transformation of individuals?

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