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Religious Studies
7th -
8thgrade
Jeroboam and the man of God from Judah (1 Kings 13)
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- 1. Multiple Choice
What did Jeroboam put in each of the cities of Bethel and Dan so that the Israelites would not have to go to Jerusalem to worship anymore? (1 Kings 12:28-31)
A Temple
A golden calf
Both of the above
- 2. Multiple Choice
Did Jeroboam appoint a feast to be held in Bethel that was like the feast held in Judah? (1 Kings 12:32)
No
Yes
Maybe
- 3. Multiple Choice
Where did the prophet come from who met Jeroboam making sacrifices at the altar? (1 Kings 13:1)
Israel
Judah
Egypt
Not mentioned in the Bible
- 4. Multiple Choice
Who or what did the man of God speak to when he arrived in Bethel? (1 Kings 13:2)
He spoke to the altar
He spoke to Jeroboam
He spoke to the priests
- 5. Multiple Choice
What sign did the man of God claim would confirm the prophecy? (1 Kings 13:3)
Jeroboam's hand will shrivel up
The altar will be split apart
The ashes on the altar will be poured out
The altar will be split apart and the ashes on it will be poured out
- 6. Multiple Choice
What did Jeroboam try to do when he heard the prophecy? (1 Kings 13:4)
He stretched out his hand and pointed at the man of God
He said "Seize him"
He stretched out his hand from the altar and said "Seize him!"
He was shocked but remained quiet
- 7. Multiple Choice
What happened to Jeroboam's arm when he pointed at the man of God? (1 Kings 13:4)
It became white as snow
It fell off
It became shriveled up and he could not pull it back
It became paralyzed
- 8. Multiple Choice
What did the man of God do at Jeroboam’s request? (1 Kings 13:6)
He ignored the King's request
He said "Serve you right!"
He interceded with God and asked God to restore the King's hand
He told God, "Don't show mercy to him"
- 9. Multiple Choice
How did the man of God respond to the king’s invitation after he had been healed? (1 Kings 13:8-10)
He declined the King's offer to give him a gift
He declined the King's invitation to eat with him
All of the above
- 10. Multiple Choice
God had commanded the man from Judah not to ____________ or ______________ or _________________. (1 Kings 13:9)
A. eat bread, drink water
B. return by the way he came
C. listen to anyone on his way home
both A & B
- 11. Multiple Choice
Where did the second prophet catch up to the man of God? (1 Kings 13:11-14)
somewhere along the way
he found him sitting under an oak tree
he wasn't able to find him
he found him near a brook
- 12. Multiple Choice
How did the old prophet convince the man from Judah to come back and eat and drink with him? (1 Kings 13:18-19)
He was a true prophet himself
He had prepared a special meal for him
His house was nearby and the man from Judah looked tired
He lied saying an angel told him to invite the man from Judah
- 13. Multiple Choice
What happened to the man of God when he left the home of the old prophet? (1 Kings 13:23-24)
a lion killed his donkey on the way home
a lion killed him on the way home
a lion killed both him and his donkey on the way home
the old prophet chased after him asking him not to go back home
- 14. Multiple Choice
What did the old prophet do for his 'brother' prophet whom he had tricked? (1 Kings 13:27-30)
He left his body lying there on the road
He took revenge and killed the lion
He found only his bones as the lion had eaten his body
He brought back the man's dead body to mourn for him and to bury him
- 15. Multiple Choice
What special instructions did the old prophet give his sons when he himself dies? (1 Kings 13:31-32)
To cremate his body
To bury him in the same grave as the man from Judah
To pray for him
- 16. Multiple Choice
What sinful practices did Jeroboam continue? (1 Kings 13:33-34)
Jeroboam changed his evil ways
He appointed only priests from the Levites
He continued to appoint priests from all sorts of people
- 17. Multiple Choice
What lessons can we draw from this episode on the man of God from Judah?
A. Stay with God's instructions and don't deviate from it
B. God is able to make our hand become shrivelled
C. If we disobey God, it will result in dire consequences and ill-good will befall us
(A) and (C)
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