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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. This Book is about love and marriage.
(a) Ecceliastes.
(b) Ruth.
(c) Esther.
(d) Numbers.
2. What Book does he move to complete absence?
(a) Book of Proverbs.
(b) Book of John.
(c) Book of Esther.
(d) Book of Job.
3. God reduces Job to silence, but what does Job do to God thereafter?
(a) He embarrasses him.
(b) Silences him.
(c) He harrasses him.
(d) He humiliates him.
4. Who is a Jewish orphan who later marries Ahasuerus, the king of Persia?
(a) Ruth.
(b) Bathsheba.
(c) Mary.
(d) Esther.
5. Who is Sherah?
(a) Abraham's wife.
(b) God's companion.
(c) The messiah.
(d) A goddess of creativity, wisdom, and skill.
Short Answer Questions
1. What messages frequently contradict one another?
2. How is his presence different in Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, and Psalms?
3. How is Mordecai's reaction to the plot of Haman different from the reactions by past Jews in similar situations?
4. Is God just in the Book of Job?
5. What premise do Job's friends take?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the love between the man and wife before and after the reconciliation?
2. Are the three Major Prophets' messages manic depressive and psychotic or sane and calm? Why?
3. What are the four things Job does, according to the common interpretation of the Book of Job?
4. What lesson did God's demand for Isaac's sacrifice teach? Give an example.
5. What does it say in Isaiah about God's opinion of punishment?
6. To what type of knowledge does the knowledge described in Isaiah refer?
7. What happen after Ezra reads the "scroll of the Teaching of Moses?"
8. Why is the Tanakh closer in spirit to "Hamlet," rather than "Oedipus Rex?"
9. How are God and Israel brought back together in the Book of Daniel?
10. At what times during the dialogue between God and Job does one see Elohim and Yahweh?
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