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- 1. Multiple Choice
What was one main problem with Israel?
Israel failed to listen to God.
Israel listened to God.
- 2. Multiple Choice
What were six woes expressed by Isaiah?
GREEDY, DRUNKEN, and ENJOYED their sins with no regard for God
CALLED evil good and were WISE in their own eyes
took BRIBES
1. GREEDY
2. DRUNKEN
3. ENJOYED their sins with no regard for God
4. CALLED evil good
5. were WISE in their own eyes
6. took BRIBES
G. D. E. C. W. B.
Greedy Drunks Enjoy Calling Wise Bribes
- 3. Multiple Choice
True or False:
Woe means used to express deep sorrow or calamity
True
False
- 4. Multiple Choice
What is a CALL from God?
A life mission assigned by God to fulfill His purpose
A life mission assigned by yourself to fulfill your purpose
- 5. Multiple Choice
What was Isaiah's call?
He saw a vision of the Lord on His throne surrounded by angels
He was sent as a prophet to Judah
He saw a vision of the Lord on His throne surrounded by angels and was sent as a prophet to Judah
- 6. Multiple Choice
What was Isaiah's threefold message from God?
JUDAH would be JUDGED and carried into captivity into BABYlon
CYRUS would allow the REBUILDING of Jerusalem and the temple
the MESSIAH would FREE people from sin
1. JUDAH would be JUDGED and carried into captivity into BABYlon
2. CYRUS would allow the REBUILDING of Jerusalem and the temple
3. the MESSIAH would FREE people from sin
- 7. Multiple Choice
Did Isaiah volunteer on his own without hesitation?
Yes
No
- 8. Multiple Choice
What was Isaiah known as?
The EXODUS PROPHET because he led Israel out of captivity.
The SAD PROPHET because he didn't not give the people any hope.
the MESSIANIC PROPHET because he proclaimed over 25 prophecies about the life of the coming Messiah
- 9. Multiple Choice
What is the only unfulfilled prophecy of Isaiah?
The second coming of Christ.
the first coming of Christ
- 10. Multiple Choice
What did Isaiah prophesy about the Messiah?
details about the Messiah's life
details about the Messiah's death
details about the Messiah's life, death and resurrection more than 700 years prior to Jesus
- 11. Multiple Choice
What does perfect fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecies prove?
that God is trustworthy
that the Bible is reliable
That God is trustworthy and that the Bible is reliable. It helps to grow personal faith in God.
- 12. Multiple Choice
What happens to Old Testament prophets who claimed to speak for God but whose prophecies did not come true?
They were put to death
They were left alone
- 13. Multiple Choice
What does Isaiah 53 contain?
The prophecy of the LIFE, DEATH, and RESURRECTION of the Messiah, including that:
He would be REJECTED
severely BEATEN
PIERCED through His body
BURIED in a rich man's tomb
1. He would be REJECTED
2. severely BEATEN
3. PIERCED through His body
4. BURIED in a rich man's tomb
- 14. Multiple Choice
What word means sacrifice that makes things right with God?
Atonement
Woe
- 15. Multiple Choice
The Trinity means what?
God the FATHER (who authored the plan of salvation)
God the SON (who accomplished the plan)
God the HOLY SPIRIT (who completed the plan)
1. God the FATHER (who authored the plan of salvation)
2. God the SON (who accomplished the plan)
3. God the HOLY SPIRIT (who completed the plan)
- 16. Multiple Choice
What is a prophet's threefold task?
Tell the TRUTH or proclaim God's message
to FORETELL the truth, accurately prophesying future events
TEACH the truth as eternal principles for all
1. Tell the TRUTH or proclaim God's message
2. to FORETELL the truth, accurately prophesying future events
3. TEACH the truth as eternal principles for all
- 17. Multiple Choice
What is God's invitation of salvation? How must we respond?
He invites all to experience His goodness.
Each person must respond individually.
He invites all to experience His goodness. Each person must respond individually.
- 18. Multiple Choice
What are some positive results of choosing God's ways?
FRUITFUL life and JOY
PEACE and RESTORATION of good over bad
ETERNAL life with God
FRUITFUL life
2. JOY
3. PEACE
4. RESTORATION of good over bad
5. ETERNAL life with God
- 19. Multiple Choice
Why is it difficult for some to accept this salvation?
They must admit their sin.
They must admit their need for salvation.
They must admit their sin and their need for salvation.
- 20. Multiple Choice
Which two empires did Isaiah say God would use to punish Judah?
Egypt and Philistia
Persia and Rome
Assyria and Babylon
Russia and Iraq
- 21. Multiple Choice
What were the two main parts of Isaiah's message?
Lost and Despair
Exile and Enslavement
Judgment and Hope
Victory and Glory
- 22. Multiple Choice
Who was the king that Isaiah warned about the coming invasion by Babylon?
David
Solomon
Hezekiah
Cyrus
- 23. Multiple Choice
Which city did Isaiah say would be destroyed because of the disobedience of the Israelites?
Babylon
Damascus
Cairo
Jerusalem
- 24. Multiple Choice
What did Isaiah would be true about the New Jerusalem?
It would be a pure city.
It would be a sad place.
It would be a place of no hope.
It would be full of pride.
- 25. Multiple Choice
Isaiah said that the Messiah who would restore the kingdom of Israel would be called by this name?
Immanuel
Josiah
David
John
- 26. Multiple Choice
Isaiah criticised Hezekiah for entering a treaty with which Empire?
Babylon
Assyria
Rome
Persia
- 27. Multiple Choice
What was the main focus of Isaiah 40-48?
Hope
Destruction
Judgment
Love
- 28. Multiple Choice
From what perspective is the second part of Isaiah being told?
A prophet after the exile
A prophet before the exile
A prophet during the exile
- 29. Multiple Choice
What are two views about who wrote the chapters 40-66 of Isaiah.
It was written by Isaiah as he was given a vision into the future.
It was written by his followers who preserved his scrolls then finished the book after the exile.
It was written by Jewish rabbis 200 years after the exile.
It was written by Babylonian scholars during the exile.
- 30. Multiple Choice
How did the people of Judah react after returning from exile?
They blamed God for the ordeal and were rebellious.
They recognized that God used their exile to teach them a lesson.
They understood that God uses judgment to bring about hope.
- 31. Multiple Choice
What would be the two-part mission of the servant God would send named Israel?
To restore Israel
Destroy Jerusalem
To be a light to the nations
To destroy all the nations.
- 32. Multiple Choice
What would be unique about how the servant Israel will accomplish his work?
He will be rejected, beaten and eventually killed by his own people.
He will conquer all nations riding a flying horse.
The people will instantly recognize him and swear an oath of devotion to him.
- 33. Multiple Choice
What are the two ways people will respond to the servant's mission?
Humility or rejection
Pridefully or humbly
Sad or happy
Running or screaming
- 34. Multiple Choice
According to Isaiah chapters 58-66, what will the servants of God inherit?
God's kingdom
God's treasures
The Lofty City
The lost sheep
- 35. Multiple Choice
What type of prayers will God's servants be giving in New Jerusalem?
repentance
sorrow
jubilation
revenge
- 36. Multiple Choice
What type of writing was used to present the prayers in Isaiah?
poetry
prose
science fiction
historical narrative
- 37. Multiple Choice
Why will those who reject God be removed from the New Jerusalem?
God's justice
God's vengeance
God's love
God's sorrow
- 38. Multiple Choice
What does Isaiah use as an image of the New Creation that will be established by God?
New Jerusalem
The Lofty City
New York
Old Babylon
- 39. Multiple Choice
What two things will be gone forever in the new kingdom of God?
Death
Suffering
Light
Songs
- 40. Multiple Choice
Who will be invited to join the servants of God's covenant family?
People from all nations
People from nations that are allies with Israel
Only people who are Jewish or married into a Jewish family
All people who directly follow the law set forth in the Old Testament
- 41. Multiple Choice
Who is the servant of God who brings hope to all nations?
Jesus
Moses
Isaiah
John the Baptist
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