Unit 3 Prophets

What is a key characteristic of a prophet according to the text?

• Ability to predict the future

• Special connection with God

• Wealth and power

• Leadership in battle

What did prophets do with their exhortations?

• Kept them secret

• Proclaimed them to their community

• Wrote them in a book

• Shared them only with family

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a role of prophets in the text?

• Understanding God's desire

• Crafting exhortations

• Leading armies

• Proclaiming messages

What follows the return of the people to the Covenant in the Cycle of Redemption?

• God creates a new Covenant.

• Humanity falls into idolatry.

• Peace and God's healing return.

• God sends prophets.

What does the return to the Covenant signify in the Cycle of Redemption?

• The start of a new war.

• The end of idolatry.

• The beginning of a new Covenant.

• The arrival of new prophets.

What does the Cycle of Redemption emphasize about God's relationship with humanity?

• It is based on punishment.

• It is unchanging and static.

• It involves renewal and forgiveness.

• It is solely about prosperity.

How did prophets believe people should treat each other?

• With indifference.

• With justice.

• With hostility.

• With neglect.

What kind of lives did prophets lead?

• Immoral lives.

• Chaotic lives.

• Good, moral lives.

• Reckless lives.

What did prophets believe about moral living?

• It was optional.

• It was essential.

• It was outdated.

• It was irrelevant.

Which prophet is not a Major Prophet?

• Jeremiah

• Ezekiel

• Joel

• Isaiah