Old Testament Kings and Events Quiz
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What was the main reason for the fall of Jeroboam?

  • His failure to follow God's commandments. (correct)
  • His alliance with foreign nations.
  • His excessive pride and ambition.
  • His inability to maintain a strong military.

    • Whose vineyard did Ahab desire to possess?

  • The vineyard of Jehu.
  • The vineyard of Ahijah.
  • The vineyard of Naboth. (correct)
  • The vineyard of Solomon.

    • Which prophet anointed Jehu as king?

  • Nathan.
  • Elisha. (correct)
  • Ezekiel.
  • Ahijah.

    • How many generations did Jehu's descendants continue to rule?

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    What was the immediate reason for the destruction of Israel?

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    What disease did Hezekiah suffer from before his prayer to God?

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    How long did Hezekiah rule Judah?

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    What would have happened if God did not extend Hezekiah's life?

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    How long did Manasseh rule Judah?

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    What was the name of the king of Babel who attacked Jerusalem?

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    Which of the following kings ruled for only three months?

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    What significant event resulted in the removal of skilled people to Babel?

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    What happened to the temple during Zedekiah's reign?

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    What was the main focus of Peter's speech at Pentecost?

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    What led to the destruction of the temple?

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    Where did Peter meet the lame beggar whom he healed?

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    How many people joined the Church on the day of Pentecost as a result of Peter's sermon?

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    Which king is noted for having a close relationship with the fear of the Lord?

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    What significant event occurred that allowed Gentiles to join the Church?

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    What is the primary theme of the prayer mentioned?

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    What was the other name for Uzziah?

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    Where was Peter martyred, and who ordered his death?

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    Which king ruled the longest in Judah according to the context?

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    What ultimately caused the Babylonian exile?

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    Who cured Hezekiah’s disease after he prayed?

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    What sentiment is expressed in the hymn regarding the fear of the Lord?

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    What significant event took place on the day of Pentecost?

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    What transformation occurred in the disciples after receiving the Holy Spirit?

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    Which event is associated with the Jewish feast of Pentecost?

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    How many people were baptized on the day of Pentecost?

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    What is the other name for the Holy Spirit mentioned in the early Church?

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    Which of the following best describes St. Peter's speech during Pentecost?

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    What does the term 'glossalalia' refer to in St. Paul's teachings?

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    Which activity is NOT associated with the early Church lifestyle described?

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    What is the main purpose of the Angelic Hymn in the Eastern Orthodox tradition?

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    During which service is the Angelic Hymn recited aside from Christmas night?

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    What is the significance of the pattern of chanting in the Angelic Hymn?

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    Which statement accurately reflects a theme present in the Angelic Hymn?

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    What does the term ‘Orthodox’ primarily signify in relation to worship?

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    Which attribute is NOT addressed in the praises of the Holy Trinity within the hymn?

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    In the recitation of the hymn, who are the participants that praise God alternately?

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    What is one of the key expressions declared in the Angelic Hymn?

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    Flashcards

    Jeroboam's downfall

    Jeroboam's actions led to his kingdom's downfall.

    Ahab's crime

    Ahab committed a crime by wanting to acquire a vineyard.

    Jehu's anointment

    Jehu was chosen as king by a specific person or event.

    Kingship of Jehu's descendants

    The descendants of Jehu ruled for a limited number of generations.

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    Israel's destruction

    The immediate cause of Israel's destruction is mentioned in the related scripture.

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    Peter's Sermon at Pentecost

    Peter's powerful speech at Pentecost, filled with the Holy Spirit, convinced many to believe in Jesus and join the early Church. This event marked the beginning of the Christian Church.

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    Peter's Healing of the Lame Beggar

    At the Temple gate, Peter and John miraculously healed a lame beggar, demonstrating the power of God and the healing power of faith.

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    Peter's Denial of Jesus

    Before Jesus' crucifixion, Peter, afraid of persecution, denied knowing Jesus three times.

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    Peter's Repentance and Restoration

    After denying Jesus, Peter experienced deep remorse and was forgiven by Jesus, demonstrating God's mercy and forgiveness.

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    Peter's Martyrdom

    Peter was martyred for his faith, likely in Rome, giving his life for the spread of the Gospel.

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    Babylonian Exile

    The period of time when the people of Judah were forced to live in Babylon due to their sins and sacrilegious acts, and the destruction of the temple.

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    Consequences of sin

    Disobeying God's commandments leads to negative consequences, such as exile and the destruction of the temple.

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    King Hezekiah

    A king of Judah who had his life extended through prayer and divine intervention when he was fatally ill.

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    Uzziah's fall

    The downfall of King Uzziah (a king of Judah) was due to disobedience.

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    King of Judah

    A leader of the people of Judah, responsible for ruling and upholding the commandments of God.

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    Divine Intervention

    God's direct action in human affairs, often to provide help or correction.

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    Importance of fearing God

    Reverence and respect for God's will guides people to a better life.

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    Temple's destruction

    The temple was destroyed due to the sins of the people and sacrilegious acts of the leaders.

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    Pentecost

    A Jewish festival celebrating the wheat harvest, marking 50 days after Passover. Also known as 'the Feast of Weeks'.

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    Holy Spirit's Descent

    The event where the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples in the form of tongues of fire, empowering them to speak in different languages and preach the Gospel.

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    St. Peter's Speech

    Peter's speech on Pentecost, explaining the meaning of Jesus's Ascension and the fulfillment of prophecy through the Holy Spirit.

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    Disciples' Transformation

    The disciples, filled with the Holy Spirit, became bold and confident, going out to preach the Gospel and witness to the risen Christ.

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    Early Church Lifestyle

    The early Christians practiced a lifestyle marked by unity, sharing their possessions, and spreading the Gospel through word and deed.

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    Life in the Early Church - Acts 1-4

    Chapters 1-4 of the Book of Acts describe the foundation and early growth of the Christian Church, emphasizing the importance of community and the Holy Spirit's power.

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    Sharing Possessions

    A characteristic of the early Church, where believers shared their possessions and resources with each other, creating a community of mutual support.

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    Spread the Gospel

    The primary mission of the early Church, sharing the message of Jesus Christ through preaching, teaching, and witnessing.

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    Uzziah's Reign

    King Uzziah ruled Judah during a period of prosperity when he obeyed God's commandments, but faced isolation and leprosy when disobedience occurred.

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    Hezekiah's Reign

    Hezekiah, Judah's 13th king, ruled for 29 years, including 15 years extended by God due to his prayer after a near-death illness.

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    Manasseh's Reign

    Manasseh, son of Hezekiah, became king at 12 and ruled Judah for 55 years, the longest reign of a Judean king. His reign is associated with significant sin that impacted the nation.

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    Last Kings of Judah

    Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, and Zedekiah were the final kings of Judah, ruling during a time of conflict with Babylon.

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    Jehoahaz & Jehoiachin's Reigns

    Jehoahaz and Jehoiachin were two of the last kings, each ruling for only three months before being removed from power.

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    Jehoiakim's Reign

    King Jehoiakim reigned for 11 years, during which time Nebuchadnezzar attacked Jerusalem, culminating in the destruction of the kingdom of Judah.

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    Zedekiah's Reign

    King Zedekiah reigned for 11 years and was responsible for a key aspect of God's punishment, resulting in the final destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple.

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    Angelic Hymn

    A liturgical prayer in the Eastern Orthodox tradition, praising God, modeled after the angels' praise.

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    Purpose of Human Life

    To praise God like the angels do, reflecting the concept of 'true worship' or 'true praise.'

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    True Worship

    The Trinitarian praise expressed in the Angelic Hymn, a central doctrine of the Eastern Orthodox Church.

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    Structure of Angelic Hymn

    A call and response format, where a leader recites verses, followed by a response from the congregation.

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    Attributes of the Holy Trinity

    Different qualities are attributed to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the Angelic Hymn.

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    Praise to the Holy Trinity

    The central theme of the Angelic Hymn, highlighting the importance of honoring and praising God in its entirety.

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    Blessing and Praise

    The Angelic Hymn extends to the eternal nature of God, praising him now and forevermore.

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    Orthodox Prayer Structure

    Most Orthodox prayers begin with praise to the Trinity, mirroring the Angelic Hymn's foundational theme.

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    Study Notes

    The Fall of Jeroboam

    • Jeroboam's actions, particularly creating idols for worship and turning away from the true God, resulted in his downfall.

    Ahab and Naboth's Vineyard

    • Ahab, king of Israel, desired Naboth's vineyard.

    Jehu's Anointing

    • Elisha, the prophet, anointed Jehu as king of Israel.

    Jehu's Dynasty

    • Jehu's descendants ruled Israel for four generations.

    Destruction of Israel

    • Israel's destruction was triggered by their continuous disregard for God's laws and their persistent pursuit of idolatry.

    Hezekiah's Illness

    • Hezekiah, king of Judah, suffered from a serious illness, potentially a tumor on his throat.

    Hezekiah's Reign

    • Hezekiah ruled Judah for 29 years.

    Hezekiah's Extended Life

    • God extended Hezekiah's life by 15 years after his prayer.

    Manasseh's Reign

    • Manasseh reigned for 55 years, a long period marked by his dedication to idolatry.

    King of Babel's Attack

    • Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babel, attacked Jerusalem.

    Short-Lived King

    • Jehoahaz ruled Judah for only three months.

    Babylonian Exile

    • The skill-based deportation of craftsmen and artisans to Babel represented a significant event that impacted the lives of many people.

    Temple's Fate

    • During Zedekiah's reign, the temple was destroyed by the Babylonians.

    Peter's Pentecost Sermon

    • Peter's speech at Pentecost focused on the fulfillment of the prophecy concerning the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and its consequences.

    Temple's Destruction

    • The destruction of the temple was a result of the Jews' repeated rejection of God and their transgressions against his will.

    Peter and the Lame Beggar

    • Peter encountered the lame beggar at the Beautiful Gate of the temple.

    Pentecost Converts

    • Approximately 3,000 individuals joined the Church on the day of Pentecost after Peter's sermon.

    Fear of the Lord

    • King Josiah is recognized for his profound devotion to God and for leading Judah back to the ancient covenant.

    Gentiles' Inclusion

    • The vision of Cornelius and subsequent events paved the way for Gentiles to join the Church, signifying a significant shift in the Church's outreach.

    Prayer's Theme

    • The main theme of the prayer discussed is the importance of seeking God's guidance and protection.

    Uzziah's Other Name

    • King Uzziah is also known as Azariah.

    Peter's Martyrdom

    • Peter was martyred in Rome under the emperor Nero.

    Longest Reigning King

    • The text doesn't mention a king who ruled for the longest time in Judah.

    Babylonian Exile

    • The continuous cycle of idolatry, sin, and disobedience led to the Babylonian exile.

    Hezekiah's Healing

    • God, after hearing Hezekiah's prayer, healed him from his disease.

    Hymn's Sentiment

    • The hymn emphasizes the importance of fearing God, acknowledging his power and sovereignty, and seeking his favor.

    Pentecost's Significance

    • The day of Pentecost marked the official establishment of the Church, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and the beginning of the spread of the Christian message.

    Disciples' Transformation

    • The disciples underwent a profound transformation after receiving the Holy Spirit, gaining courage, boldness, and a deeper understanding of God's plan.

    Pentecost and Jewish Feast

    • The Jewish feast of Pentecost commemorates the giving of the Law on Mount Sinai.

    Number of Pentecost Baptisms

    • 3,000 people were baptized on the day of Pentecost.

    Holy Spirit's Other Name

    • The Holy Spirit was also referred to as the 'Paraclete' in the Early Church.

    Peter's Speech at Pentecost

    • Peter's sermon at Pentecost was a powerful declaration of the fulfillment of the prophecy of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, inspiring converts.

    Glossalalia

    • Glossalalia refers to the phenomenon of speaking in other tongues, which was considered a spiritual gift in the early Church.

    Early Church Lifestyle

    • The early Church's lifestyle emphasized shared possessions, community living, and mutual support.

    Angelic Hymn Purpose

    • The Angelic Hymn primarily expresses gratitude for God's revelation, joy at the coming of Christ, and anticipation of the fulfillment of God's plan.

    Angelic Hymn Recitation

    • The Angelic Hymn is usually recited during the Divine Liturgy (service) before the Gospel reading as well as on Christmas Eve.

    Angelic Hymn Chanting Pattern

    • The Angelic Hymn follows a specific pattern of chanting that represents a dialogue between the angels and the faithful.

    Angelic Hymn Theme

    • The Angelic Hymn expresses the theme of God's glory, goodness, omnipotence, and the importance of praising Him.

    "Orthodox"

    • The term 'Orthodox' signifies a faithful adherence to the teachings and traditions of the early Church.

    Triune God's Attributes

    • The Angelic Hymn praises the Holy Trinity, highlighting the Father's power, the Son's love, and the Holy Spirit's grace, encompassing a vast array of divine attributes.

    Participants in the Hymn

    • The Angelic Hymn involves alternating praises between the angels and the faithful, reflecting the harmony of creation joining in the praise of God.

    Angelic Hymn Expression

    • One of the key expressions in the Angelic Hymn is "Glory to God in the Highest" - a proclamation of God's majesty and the ultimate source of all praise.

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