Understanding the Book of Haggai

The video surveys the Book of Haggai, discussing its authorship, purpose, key verses, and themes. Haggai challenges the people to prioritize God and rebuild the Temple despite opposition. The book highlights the importance of faith and obedience, foreshadowing messianic promises through Zerubbabel. Practical applications include examining priorities and trusting in God's control.

Who is identified as the author of the Book of Haggai?

• Prophet Isaiah

• Prophet Jeremiah

• Prophet Ezekiel

• Prophet Haggai

In what year was the Book of Haggai approximately written?

• 520 B.C.

• 600 B.C.

• 450 B.C.

• 700 B.C.

What was the main purpose of Haggai's message to the people?

• To encourage them to build their own homes

• To challenge them to prioritize God and rebuild the Temple

• To warn them about an impending invasion

• To teach them new agricultural techniques

What does Haggai 1:4 question about the people's priorities?

• Their lack of military strength

• Their focus on personal comfort over God's house

• Their dietary habits

• Their choice of leaders

What promise does God make about the glory of the new Temple in Haggai 2:9?

• It will be greater than the former Temple

• It will be built faster

• It will be smaller but more beautiful

• It will be located in a different city

What role does Zerubbabel play in the foreshadowing of the messianic line?

• He is a warrior

• He is God's signet ring, symbolizing the Davidic line

• He is a priest

• He is a prophet

How does the Book of Haggai relate to common problems faced today?

• It discusses technological advancements

• It focuses on health and wellness

• It highlights the importance of prioritizing God's work over personal pleasures

• It addresses financial management

What attitude does Haggai encourage people to reject?

• A defeatist attitude

• A complacent attitude

• A competitive attitude

• A rebellious attitude

What assurance does Haggai give to those who act courageously for God?

• They will become famous

• They will gain wealth

• They will be protected from all harm

• God is always with them and in control

What does Haggai suggest is the result of putting God first in one's life?

• A life free of challenges

• Immediate success in all endeavors

• Increased social status

• Abundant blessings from God