Bible Bee Quiz Questions

Oooo…sounds like the final challenge round! xP Where's my IPad? xP jk

Ummm…off the top of my head, I'm actually not sure. A wicked city? :-/

EDIT: I just looked it up xP

lol, very funny. =)

Ah, so close! :) In my version He calls it that great city.

Where was Jonah found sleeping?

Yes, I looked it up and in KJV it's "that great city". tucks it into my memory :)

In the bottom of the ship?

(I'm planning on memorizing the book, so hopefully I'll be able to answer these questions better… ;-)

:)

Right!

What chapter includes a verse which parallels Psalms 145:8-9?

I must go now; bye! It has been nice quizzing with you! ;) I hope to do it again soon!

Chapter 2?

Chapter four! :D

Where in Ezra 2-3 mentions prophets?

^^ my question too.

I suspect that they meant Ezekiel. Should I write a poem to them demanding why we need to know the genealogy of all the people who weren't allowed to have a genealogy, and how on earth we are supposed to deduce things about prophets from that?

Yet another reason why they should hire me full-time as a critic.

Indeed you should.

When they hire you, will you please add at least one more line to all their answer blanks…

Indeed you should. When they hire you, will you please add at least one more line to all their answer blanks...

MORE lines??!! There are always too many. Saying that Jonah's father is named "Amittai" just doesn't take up more than one line.

Yeah…they put five lines so you can say "The Lord" and one line to write all you learn about Jonah in chapter 1. :P

ikr? it's pretty funny.

Q: Why did Mrs. MacMahan flunk the sword study?
A: Because she forgot her lines.

EDIT: to really be able to appreciate this horrible joke to the fullest "Why the long face" will have to ring a bell.

It is… They do make the spacing look real nice. But it's interesting trying to find room to fit everything.

Bwaaaa-haaaa-haaaa-haaaa…

There was supposed to be a underlying irony.

I'm pretty sure they meant Ezekiel. I looked up the passage in Ezekiel, and it made a whole lot more sense. :) It actually talked about prophets. :P

Where in Ezra 2-3 mentions prophets?

I was wondering that too…I just assumed that priests were the prophets they were talking about.

We should ask the staff if that is what they meant. :P

I asked, and she said she'll have to get back with me. So we'll see. =)

Back to the quiz questions, chapter 4 is correct! (Although, you would think it would be in the poetry chapter, chapter 2) :)

1. Who was on the throne during the time before Jonah’s call to Nineveh?
   a. Ahab
   b. Jeroboam II
   c. Jehoahaz
   d. The King of Nineveh

B!

And I'll post a question this time, sorry I forgot the last time.

lets see…
From where does Jonah say he is crying out to God in chapter 2?
A. Sheol
B. the belly of the fish
C. the grave
D. Abraham's Bosom
E. the heart of the sea

Correct!

That's fine. :)

A

1. Before his calling to Tarshish, what region did Jonah prophesize in?
   a. The southern kingdom
   b. The northern kingdom
   c. Asia
   d. None of the above

B, I believe :)

What does the phrase: “[he] rose up to flee from the presence of the Lord” mean?

B?

That is true.

It means he wanted to run away from the Lord so that the Lord would not be able to see him nor his disobedience (which of course wasn't possible).

1. Where does a prophesy come from?
   a. A man’s lips
   b. The Lord
   c. The Holy Spirit
   d. The Bible

C

In which of the following memory passages is God NOT seen as merciful?
a. Psalm 105:3-4
b. Deuteronomy 7:9-10
c. Joel 2:12-13
d. Daniel 9:3-5

A.

What other prophet prophesied to Nineveh?
A. Isaiah
B. Nahum
C. Amos
D. Micah

B.

Which of the following passages shows God's justice?
a. Psalm 145:8-9
b. Psalm 107:13-15
c. Nahum 1:2-3
d. B and C

Edit - Oh, and your answer was right. :)

C

1. Of what people does Jonah claim to come from?
   a. Hebrew
   b. Gath Hepher
   c. Amittai
   d. Judah

Correct.

A.

What was the name of the leader (or leaders) that Asa was fighting when he spoke the words of 2 Chronicles 14:11?
a. Zerah the Ethiopian
b. Zebudah and Zarok, kings of the Amalekites
c. Jehoram of the tribe of Benjamin and Chorim of the Danites
d. None of the above

Oh, okay. :)

hi

Ay! I have not gotten into verse history yet. :P I'll guess…D?

I am new so i really am not sure what to do\

r we doing a quiz

It means he wanted to run away from the Lord so that the Lord would not be able to see him nor his disobedience (which of course wasn't possible).

Well, in a study Bible we had it said that he was trying to escape the will of the Lord, because you can't hide from God. :) He thought that if he went in the total opposite of where he was suppose to go God would change his will, or something like that…

Oooo…my dad gave a sermon on this before but I can't remember!! Uhhhh…I'll go with B. But I have a feeling that's wrong xP

Yeah, I suppose that is true. I think you are way ahead of me. :) I am on week 1 day 3. :P

1. How does Jonah describe himself in chapter 1?
   a. A sinner
   b. Disobedient
   c. One who fears the Lord
   d. A prophet

A is right.

I haven't studied contexts yet (being as it's only day 4 since I've had the verses) so I don't really know. :P

Well, I don't know about that. I finished Week One today, so maybe a little in SS respect. But you're doing really good with the questions! =)

C?

I haven't studied contexts yet (being as it's only day 4 since I've had the verses) so I don't really know. :P

What are some other Cross References to prophecy?
a. Isaiah 40:29 and 2 Samuel 3:3
b. Isaiah 29:10, and Jeremiah 23:9
c. Isaiah 28:11 and Jeremiah 24:8
d. Matthew 28:19-20

haha, C is correct. :)

B

1. What character trait does Jonah finally display in chapter 2?
   a. Obedience
   b. Mercy
   c. Patience
   d. Repentance

A

True!

According to 2 Peter 1:20-21, what is prophecy of the scripture not?
a. Created by the will of man
b. Moved by the Holy Ghost
c. Of any private interpretation
d. Untrustworthy to the wicked in heart

A!

C

c!