Elijah Prophet

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What does Elijah lack in the Old Testament?

There is no 'Book of Elijah'.

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Who is considered the father of the prophets?

Elijah.

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What does the name 'Elijah' mean?

YHWH is my God.

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Under whose rule did Elijah live?

King Ahab.

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Who did King Ahab marry?

The Canaanite princess Jezebel.

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What were the main concerns of Elijah and Elisha?

Social justice and religious devotion to YHWH.

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Why is social justice always connected to religious devotion to YHWH?

Devotion to YHWH requires commitment to social justice.

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What is the description of Amos?

A shepherd and tree farmer near Bethlehem in the Southern Kingdom.

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When and where did Amos’ prophetic ministry take place?

In the Northern Kingdom during the rule of Jeroboam.

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What is Amos known for?

A separate, recorded collection of sayings.

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(True/False) The book of the Prophet Amos was written by Amos himself.

False.

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(True/False) If alive today, the Prophet Amos would be a vocal opponent of minimum wage.

False.

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Why was Amos angry at the wealthy?

For pouring excess money into the Temple sacrifice.

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How did the wealthy justify their oppressive lifestyles?

By purchasing many animals for Temple sacrifice and public displays of 'piety'.

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What was Amos’s message often about?

Judgment.

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What did Amos believe about the destruction of the people?

It was meant to be instructive, not destructive.

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(True/False) Both Amos and Hosea anticipated the fall of the Northern Kingdom to the Babylonians.

False; they anticipated the Neo-Assyrian Empire would take over.

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What was Gomer known as in relation to Hosea?

A known prostitute whom God called Hosea to marry.

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What is the symbolism of Hosea's marriage to Gomer?

God’s everlasting love for his people, Israel.

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