https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/bibl-105-quiz-7/ BIBL 105 Quiz 7 Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel Covers Learn materials from Module 7: Week 7. According to Jeremiah 1, God’s calling on Jeremiah’s life began _______. The central question from God in Isaiah 6 is _______. In Isaiah 1, the prophet compares the people of Judah to _______. Lamentations 3:22-23 states that God’s compassions are new every _______. Biblical prophecies are often disconnected from the prophet’s historical context. Biblical prophets exclusively predicted future events. One of the most significant prophecies in Jeremiah’s writings is the _________. The full picture of prophecy is that it encompasses both a forthtelling of God’s messages and a foretelling of God’s actions. Isaiah pictures the future kingdom of Israel centered in _______. The naming of ________ the Persian is a factor in dating the book of Isaiah. Isaiah was a (an) ________ century BC prophet. The _______ Songs point to the Messiah in the book of Isaiah. Toward the end of the book, Jeremiah prophesies judgment on _______. Jeremiah had to contend with many false _______ in his own ministry. Jeremiah predicts that the Babylonian captivity would last _______ years. Jeremiah is popularly known as the “_______ prophet.” Chapters 1–4 of Lamentations are _______ poems in the Hebrew language. The Book of Ezekiel is structured around ______ of the glory of the LORD. Ezekiel utilized symbolic, often strange, actions to illustrate his prophecies to Israel. Ezekiel had a vision of an end-time invasion of Israel called the vision of ______. Ezekiel’s ____ died as a prophetic sign to the exiles of the impending fall of Jerusalem. Daniel predicts the rise and fall of 4 ______ empires. The Kingdom of God is the final form of world government in the book of Daniel. God’s ______ is a major theme in Daniel. Daniel’s three friends were thrown into a _______ for refusing to bow to the golden statue.

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BIBL 105 Quiz 7 Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel
Covers Learn materials from Module 7: Week 7.
1. According to Jeremiah 1, God’s calling on Jeremiah’s life began _______.
2. The central question from God in Isaiah 6 is _______.
3. In Isaiah 1, the prophet compares the people of Judah to _______.
4. Lamentations 3:22-23 states that God’s compassions are new every _______.
5. Biblical prophecies are often disconnected from the prophet’s historical context.
6. Biblical prophets exclusively predicted future events.
7. One of the most significant prophecies in Jeremiah’s writings is the _________.
8. The full picture of prophecy is that it encompasses both a forthtelling of God’s messages
and a foretelling of God’s actions.
9. Isaiah pictures the future kingdom of Israel centered in _______.
10. The naming of ________ the Persian is a factor in dating the book of Isaiah.
11. Isaiah was a (an) ________ century BC prophet.
12. The _______ Songs point to the Messiah in the book of Isaiah.
13. Toward the end of the book, Jeremiah prophesies judgment on _______.
14. Jeremiah had to contend with many false _______ in his own ministry.
15. Jeremiah predicts that the Babylonian captivity would last _______ years.
16. Jeremiah is popularly known as the “_______ prophet.”
17. Chapters 1–4 of Lamentations are _______ poems in the Hebrew language.
18. The Book of Ezekiel is structured around ______ of the glory of the LORD.
19. Ezekiel utilized symbolic, often strange, actions to illustrate his prophecies to Israel.
20. Ezekiel had a vision of an end-time invasion of Israel called the vision of ______.
21. Ezekiel’s ____ died as a prophetic sign to the exiles of the impending fall of Jerusalem.
22. Daniel predicts the rise and fall of 4 ______ empires.
23. The Kingdom of God is the final form of world government in the book of Daniel.
24. God’s ______ is a major theme in Daniel.
25. Daniel’s three friends were thrown into a _______ for refusing to bow to the golden
statue.
Other sets
1. Isaiah 44 is a scathing critique of the practice of _______.
2. Daniel 4 describes the period of time when King Nebuchadnezzar was _______.
3. Daniel and his three friends refused to dele themselves with the king’s _______.
4. Ezekiel 8 describes the open idolatry taking place in _______.
5. Which of these Major Prophets has as its theme “The Messiah Will Come”?
6. Biblical prophets could see _________ events before they happened.

2. 7. The full picture of prophecy is that it encompasses both a forthtelling of God’s messages
and a foretelling of God’s actions.
8. Biblical prophecies are often disconnected from the prophet’s historical context.
9. The Suffering Servant in Isaiah 53 bears the sins of ________.
10. Isaiah pictures the future kingdom of Israel centered in _______.
11. The Assyrian king ________ invaded Jerusalem in 701 BC as reported in the book of
Isaiah.
12. Isaiah was a (an) ________ century BC prophet.
13. Jeremiah had to contend with many false _______ in his own ministry.
14. Jeremiah 18-19 pictures the relationship between God and his people as that of _______.
15. The ultimate punishment for Judah’s disobedience was expulsion from the land as
recorded in Jeremiah.
16. The Book of Comfort (Jer 30-33) includes the promise of a New _______ for Israel.
17. Chapters 1–4 of Lamentations are _______ poems in the Hebrew language.
18. Ezekiel had a vision of an end-time invasion of Israel called the vision of ______.
19. The detailed vision of the temple that concludes Ezekiel’s prophecy is the _____ Temple.
20. Ezekiel witnessed the glory of the Lord depart from the temple in Jerusalem.
21. The lament against ______ in the book of Ezekiel parallels the fall Satan.
22. The book of Daniel ends with the hope of______.
23. Liberal scholars date the book of Daniel in the ______ century BC.
24. The “little horn” of Daniel 7 is a picture of _______.
25. Babylon fell in 539 BC to ______ the Persian.
Other sets
Set 1
1. Lamentations 3:22-23 states that God’s compassions are new every _______.
2. Liberal scholars _______ the unity of Isaiah.
3. Jeremiah warned that God was sending the _______ to punish Judah.
4. Daniel and his three friends refused to defile themselves with the king’s _______.
5. God’s ______ is a major theme in Daniel.
6. According to Jeremiah 1, God’s calling on Jeremiah’s life began _______.
7. Lamentations is a book concerning the _______ of Jerusalem.
8. The detailed vision of the temple that concludes Ezekiel’s prophecy is the _____ Temple.
9. The book of Daniel ends with the hope of______.
10. Daniel was taken captive to ______.
11. An important Hebrew concept in the book of Lamentations is the _______ (chesed) of
God.
12. The book of Lamentations appears to have been written by someone who experienced the
events firsthand.
13. Isaiah’s favorite term for God is the _______ One of Israel.
14. The Book of Ezekiel is structured around ______ of the glory of the LORD.
15. In Ezekiel 37, the two sticks coming together signifies that in the future, there will no
longer be a division between the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel.
16. As seen in Jeremiah 23, Jeremiah the prophet had a constant battle with _______.

3. 17. The lament against ______ in the book of Ezekiel parallels the fall Satan.
18. Daniel predicts the rise and fall of 4 ______ empires.
19. Isaiah was a (an) ________ century BC prophet.
20. One of the most significant prophecies in Jeremiah’s writings is the _________.
21. Jeremiah 18-19 pictures the relationship between God and his people as that of _______.
22. The earliest tradition identifies _______ as the author of Lamentations.
23. Various archaeological discoveries support the historical accuracy of Jeremiah.
24. Liberal scholars date the book of Daniel in the ______ century BC.
25. Daniel’s three friends were thrown into a _______ for refusing to bow to the golden
statue.
Set 2
1. The _______ Songs point to the Messiah in the book of Isaiah.
2. Ezekiel had a vision of an end-time invasion of Israel called the vision of ______.
3. An important Hebrew concept in the book of Lamentations is the _______ (chesed) of
God.
4. The “little horn” of Daniel 7 is a picture of _______.
5. The earliest tradition identifies _______ as the author of Lamentations.
6. In a vision, Ezekiel is instructed to eat a _______ that symbolized being filled with the
word of God.
7. Ezekiel’s vision of the dry bones portrays the return of Israel into the Promised Land. The
two stages are_____.
8. The book of Daniel ends with the hope of______.
9. God’s ______ is a major theme in Daniel.
10. The book of Lamentations appears to have been written by someone who experienced the
events firsthand.
11. The term ______ is used 93 times to refer to Ezekiel.
12. Various archaeological discoveries support the historical accuracy of Jeremiah.
13. The “goat with one horn” in Daniel chapter 8 is a prophecy of ______.
14. Liberal scholars date the book of Daniel in the ______ century BC.
15. Daniel was taken captive to ______.
16. The Kingdom of God is the final form of world government in the book of Daniel.
17. The naming of ________ the Persian is a factor in dating the book of Isaiah.
18. The Hebrew term for “prophet” (nabi’) designates the prophet as a spokesman for God.
19. Babylon fell in 539 BC to ______ the Persian.
20. Toward the end of the book, Jeremiah prophesies judgment on _______.
21. Ezekiel utilized symbolic, often strange, actions to illustrate his prophecies to Israel.
22. Daniel predicts the rise and fall of 4 ______ empires.
23. Biblical prophets could see _________ events before they happened.
24. Chapters 1–4 of Lamentations are _______ poems in the Hebrew language.
25. Which of these Major Prophets has as its theme “The Messiah Will Come”?
Set 3
1. The “little horn” of Daniel 7 is a picture of _______.

4. 2. Isaiah 44 is a scathing critique of the practice of _______.
3. God’s ______ is a major theme in Daniel.
4. Ezekiel’s vision of the dry bones portrays the return of Israel into the Promised Land. The
two stages are_____.
5. The _______ Songs point to the Messiah in the book of Isaiah.
6. Lamentations is a book concerning the _______ of Jerusalem.
7. The Suffering Servant in Isaiah 53 is pictured as ______.
8. Daniel’s three friends were thrown into a _______ for refusing to bow to the golden
statue.
9. Ezekiel’s ____ died as a prophetic sign to the exiles of the impending fall of Jerusalem.
10. Biblical prophets exclusively predicted future events.
11. Jeremiah had to contend with many false _______ in his own ministry.
12. Daniel and his three friends refused to defile themselves with the king’s _______.
13. Isaiah’s response to God’s calling in Isaiah 6 is found in his reply of _______.
14. The Suffering Servant in Isaiah 53 bears the sins of ________.
15. Hebrew prophets often used the “prophetic perfect” verbal form to describe future events
as though the events _______.
16. In a vision, Ezekiel is instructed to eat a _______ that symbolized being filled with the
word of God.
17. In Isaiah 1, the prophet compares the people of Judah to _______.
18. An important Hebrew concept in the book of Lamentations is the _______ (chesed) of
God.
19. In Ezekiel 37, the two sticks coming together signifies that in the future, there will no
longer be a division between the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel.
20. Liberal scholars _______ the unity of Isaiah.
21. Isaiah was a (an) ________ century BC prophet.
22. ________ is a symbolic name for Christ in Isaiah 7:14.
23. Isaiah pictures the future kingdom of Israel centered in _______.
24. Daniel 4 describes the period of time when King Nebuchadnezzar was _______.
25. The central question from God in Isaiah 6 is _______.