Bible Test: Judah is Judged

Part A: Match each statement to the correct prophet

1) I did everything I could think of to have a good vineyard, but it only produced bad fruit.

2) Outward acts don't mean much unless your heart is changed and you live obedient lives. So tear your hearts, and not your clothing

3) People of Judah, your sins deserved God's judgment, but the servant of God will take the that punishment you deserve. By his suufering you will be healed.

4) God is the judge in this courtroom.

5) Out of the stump of Isaiah will come a shoot, the one that will bring peace and justice to the world.

6) Come, everyone, and try this fabulous bread. It's the bread of life.

7) Someday God will pour out his spirit on all people -- men and women, old and young. Your sons and daughters will prophesy.

8) Assyrians, you thought that your engine would last forever. But I have news for you! God's judgment is coming soon because of your cruelty and savage treatment of conquered people.

9) God requires you to act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.

10) Let me tell you a story about locusts.

Part B: Match each statement to the correct king.

1) After his conversion experience in Nineveh, he did not have enough time or influence to change the evil ways of Judah.

2) He continued to work hard to change his people and reform religious life even though he knew that judgment was sure to come.

3) He had construction workers build a tunnel under the walls of Jerusalem so that the water supply would be secure.

4) He might have said, "It is better to worship Assyria's gods than to face Assyria's brutal cruelty."

5) Although Sennacherib conquered many cities of Judah, God delivered this king and the city of Jerusalem from the Assyriians.

6) Following the Passover celebration, he ordered people to give offerings to support the priests and Levites, and the people responded generously.

7) The word of the Lord came to the prophtess Huldah with a message for this King.

8) He was probably the worst king in the history of Judah.

19)During his reign the Babylonians defeated the Assyrians.

20) He ordered some workers to open and restore the temple that his father had closed.

Part C: Choose the one best answer to each question.

1) What were some of the sins that Isiah condemned?

2) How does Isaiah describe God?

3)What is God's intention for the people of the world?

4) What did the Assyrians tell Hezekiah's people?

5) How was Isaian cleansed?

Part D: Memory Verse. Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

Come all you who are

come to the waters;

and you who have no

come buy and eat!

Come, buy

and

without money and without cost

Why spend money on what is not

,

and your labor on what does not

?

Listen, listen to me, and eat what is good,

and your soul will delight in the richest of fare.

Give ear and come to me ;

hear me, that your soul may live.

I will make an everlasting

with you,

my faithful promise to

.

See, I have made him a witness to the peoples,

a leader and commander of the peoples.

Surely you will

nations you know not,

and nations that do not know you will hasten to you,

because of the Lord your

,

the Holy one

,

for he has endowed you with your

.

Seek the

while he may be found;

call on him while he is near.

Let the

forsake his way

and the evil man his thoughts.

Let him turn to the Lord, and he will have mercy on him,

and to our God, for he will freely

.

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