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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the order of the Jewish text?
(a) Speech to action to silence.
(b) Action to speech to silence.
(c) Silence to Action to speech.
(d) Action to silence to speech.

2. Although God is supremely confident, what does he not seem to do?
(a) Ask humankind to praise him.
(b) Ask humankind for repentance.
(c) Change his opinion on how to deal with humankind.
(d) Plan ahead.

3. Why do the Jew leave the text where it is?
(a) For dramatic effect.
(b) They adopt the codex as a way of preserving the contents of their ancient scrolls.
(c) God asks to have the order kept in its original form.
(d) It is the true order and should not be changed.

4. To what have believers grown accustomed?
(a) God's wrath towards those that disobey him.
(b) God 's inner anxiety in the way they are drawn to complex human beings more so than the boring "centered" ones.
(c) God's Son, the Messiah.
(d) God's undying love and devotion to humankind.

5. What is the Tanakh's one God's two strikingly distinct personalities?
(a) Abram and Isaac.
(b) Elohim and Yahweh.
(c) Jacob and Joseph.
(d) Elijah and Matthew.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does God do when displeased by some human action or inaction?

2. At what might critics scoff?

3. To what literary character does the author compare God?

4. Who and what does this book reference?

5. How do critics and scholars differ?

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