2. In Isaiah God is holy because of what, rather than power?
(a) He has holy water.
(b) He is all-knowing.
(c) He is loving.
(d) He is other than man and unknowable.

3. Where is the Bible's first apocalypse recorded?
(a) Song of Songs 14.
(b) Exodus 2-16.
(c) Is. 24: 17-23.
(d) Daniel 17-25.

4. Where do Eloh and Yah send ferocious Sab?
(a) To kill the Israelites.
(b) To the burning bush to speak with Moses.
(c) To rescue the Israelites from the Egyptians.
(d) To the burning pits of hell.

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

6. Job is the climax of the Tanakh. What do the books that follow do?
(a) They are sad and dreary.
(b) They reiterate the past books.
(c) They are full of adventures.
(d) Mark time and lull.

7. Of what is "the earth shall be full of knowledge of the Lord/as the waters cover the sea" a description?
(a) Heaven on earth.
(b) God's kingom in Genesis 1.
(c) The ocean at rest.
(d) The peaceable kingdom in Isaiah 11.

8. What book of the Bible has long been a favorite in literary circles?
(a) Job.
(b) John.
(c) Matthew.
(d) Mark.

9. Why is God's two-part speech to Job significant?
(a) God submits to Job.
(b) These are the last words he speaks in the Tanakh.
(c) He and Job come to an agreement at the end.
(d) God apologizes for his actions.

10. For what does the polytheistic retelling make up?
(a) The Tanakh's lack of clarity and sense of relative inevitability.
(b) The lack of depth found in God's character.
(c) The negativity towards monotheism.
(d) The belief that God is one-sided and superficial.

11. What part of God is impulsive?
(a) John.
(b) Yah.
(c) El.
(d) Mot.

12. Who has been appointed to protect the Jews in the coming war in heaven?
(a) Michael.
(b) Sab.
(c) Gabriel.
(d) Elisha.

13. Since Job does not repent for offenses he did not commit, who must repent?
(a) His friends.
(b) Satan.
(c) God.
(d) Job will still repent because that is God's wish.

14. What is there a sense of in Psalms?
(a) Israel is tired of their God and wanting a savior.
(b) A growing sense that Israel is bravely and patiently waiting for God to resume his leading role.
(c) Distrust and sadness among the Israelites.
(d) Remorse.

15. What essence of God is the reptilian goddess?
(a) Mot.
(b) Sab.
(c) Yahweh.
(d) Job.