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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did God stop twice from doing?
(a) Destroying Israel and starting over with Moses.
(b) Arguing with Abraham.
(c) Creating a plague.
(d) Killing David.

2. How is Job like Abraham?
(a) He does all that God asks.
(b) He loves God.
(c) He goes along with what he must and withholds everything he can.
(d) His children inherit the earth.

3. What must God do to maintain contact with the remnant that survives destruction?
(a) He must act like a warrior.
(b) He must change them.
(c) He must change himself to accept them as they are.
(d) He must be powerful.

4. Why did the horrible destruction threatened in Deuteronomy 28 have to take place?
(a) God did not want to make a fool of himself by endlessly granting Israel stays.
(b) God could not stop the destruction.
(c) The Israelites deserved it.
(d) God falsely accused the Israelites of breaking his rules but still wanted to get revenge.

5. What happens to God's plan of establishing a nation peacefully obedient to the detailed moral code he promulgated?
(a) It succeeds.
(b) It fails.
(c) It succeeds somewhat.
(d) It is not as successful as God had planned.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is God's two-part speech to Job significant?

2. What element remains dominant in God through the end of 2 Samuel?

3. What book of the Bible has long been a favorite in literary circles?

4. How does God come to understand that he wants to limit and channel the gift of procreation?

5. Which statement is true based on the traditional interpretation of the Book of Job?

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