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God: A Biography Quiz

Jack Miles

This Study Guide consists of approximately 70 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of God.

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What are the three aspects of divine self-discovery? (from Chapter 5)

The "liberator," "friend of the family," and "lawgiver" identities.

The "feared," "ferocious," and "fury" identities.

The "god," "leader," and "interpreter" identities.

The "father," "lover," and "friend" identities.

2.

How are the two dream interpreters, Daniel and Joseph, different? (from Chapter 12)

Daniel exalts God for the gift, and Joseph stays silent.

Daniel exalts God for the gift, while Joseph retaliates against him.

Daniel stays silent, while Joseph exalts God for the gift.

Daniel retaliates against God for the horrible gift, while Joseph exalts him.

3.

How does God tell Moses to clear Canaan of its natives? (from Chapter 4)

Run them out of town.

Marry them and force them to follow the God of Israel.

Keep the women and children and kill the men.

Genocidal ethnic cleansing.

4.

Whose laws are codified and entrusted to human custody? (from Chapter 13)

Mot.

Yah.

Sab.

Eloh.

5.

How does God seem to be taking up ethical matters? (from Chapter 4)

He does not care about ethics.

On a case-by-case basis.

He has a strategic plan for dealing with ethical manners.

In a zero-tolerance policy.

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