Ruth

Chapter 1

1. According to Ruth 1:1-2, what natural disaster caused Elimelech and his family to move to Moab? A. PestilenceB. FloodC. FamineD. Fire

2. According to Ruth 1:2, where were Elimelech and his family living before their move? A. BethelB. BethlehemC. BethsaidaD. Beersheba

3. According to Ruth 1:3, what family members were with Naomi after Elimelech’s death? A. Her two sonsB. Her only sonC. Her only daughterD. Her two daughters

4. According to Ruth 1:4, besides Ruth, what was the name of the other Moabite woman who married into Naomi’s family? A. TamarB. DinahC. OrpahD. Mara

5. According to Ruth 1:4, how long does Naomi remain in Moab? A. Two yearsB. Five yearsC. Ten yearsD. Twenty years

6. According to Ruth 1:6, why did Naomi decide to return to Judah after her children’s death? A. She was in deep mourningB. She grew afraid of her Moabite neighborsC. She had family in Judah who could care for herD. She heard that there was bread in Judah again

7. According to Ruth 1:7, who began the journey back to Judah? A. Naomi, Orpah, and RuthB. Naomi and OrpahC. Naomi and RuthD. Naomi alone

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8. According to Ruth 1:8, where does Naomi tell her daughters-in-law to go? A. To a nearby altar to ask God’s guidanceB. To the house of each girl’s motherC. To supervise the flocks which followed behind them D. To the marketplace to buy bread for the journey

9. According to Ruth 1:9, what does Naomi want the Lord to grant to her daughters-in-law? A. A long lifeB. Health and prosperityC. Many childrenD. Rest in the house of their husbands

10. According to Ruth 1:10, what was the reaction of Naomi’s daughters-in-law when she told them not to go with her? A. They asked to go with her to JudahB. They wanted Naomi to stay with them in MoabC. They wanted to return to their hometown D. They vowed never to marry again

11. According to Ruth 1:11, why does Naomi tell her daughters-in-law that they should turn back?A. She knew the Jews would not welcome Moabites into their landB. She had no sons in her womb that could be their husbandsC. She did not want to be around those who reminded her of her dead sonsD. She said the younger women would miss their families back in Moab

12. In Ruth 1:12, how does Naomi describe herself?A. OldB. PoorC. SickD. Alone

13. In Ruth 1:13, what does Naomi tell her daughters-in-law about the Lord?A. He has blessed herB. He has guided herC. He has cursed herD. He has gone out against her

14. According to Ruth 1:14, who returned to Moab?A. MaraB. RuthC. OrpahD. Naomi

15. According to Ruth 1:15, to whom did Orpah return?A. Her first love who has offered to marry herB. Her people and her godsC. Her friends in MoabD. Her parents

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16. According to Ruth 1:16, where did Ruth choose to live?A. Near MoabB. In HebronC. Wherever God sent herD. Wherever Naomi lodged

17. According to Ruth 1:17, how long is Ruth planning to stay with Naomi?A. Until Naomi remarriesB. Until Naomi’s next son is bornC. Until Ruth marriesD. Until death parts them

18. According to Ruth 1:18, why did Naomi stop speaking to Ruth?A. Naomi saw that Ruth was determined to go with herB. Naomi saw that Ruth was exceedingly angryC. Naomi was frustrated when Ruth refused to return to MoabD. Naomi was overcome with emotion

19. According to Ruth 1:19, to what city did the women travel?A. BethelB. BethlehemC. BethsaidaD. Beersheba

20. According to Ruth 1:20, what name did Naomi say she should be called after her arriving in Bethlehem?A. SarahB. MaraC. AnnaD. Hannah

21. In Ruth 1:21, how did Naomi describe her feelings about herself after her return?A. SadB. EmptyC. RestlessD. Tired

22. According to Ruth 1:22, what time of year was it when Naomi and Ruth moved to Judah?A. The beginning of the rainy seasonB. The beginning of the wheat harvestC. The beginning of the barley harvestD. The beginning of the Passover celebration

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Chapter 2

1. According to Ruth 2:1, how was Boaz described?A. A man of great wealthB. A man of intelligenceC. A man of strong characterD. A man of faith

2. According to Ruth 2:2, what did Ruth tell Naomi she was going to do?A. Break breadB. Glean heads of grainC. Cook dinnerD. Return to Moab

3. According to Ruth 2:3, whose field did Ruth happen upon?A. ElimelechB. BoazC. ObedD. Hezron

4. According to Ruth 2:4, from what city did Boaz travel?A. BethlehemB. NazarethC. DamascusD. Jerusalem

5. According to Ruth 2:5, what did Boaz ask his servant who was in charge of the reapers?A. Who gleaned the field? B. Whose servant is this?C. Who is this stranger?D. Whose young woman is this?

6. According to Ruth 2:6, from where had Naomi and Ruth come?A. MoabB. DamascusC. BethlehemD. Nazareth

7. According to Ruth 2:7, Ruth asked to glean and gather after the reapers among what?A. The stonesB. The fieldsC. The servantsD. The sheaves

8. According to Ruth 2:8, Boaz told Ruth to stay close by whom?A. His reapersB. His plantersC. His young womenD. His young men

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9. According to Ruth 2:9, what commandment did Boaz tell Ruth that he had given the young men concerning her?A. Not to touch herB. To help herC. To talk to herD. Not to help her

10. In Ruth 2:10, when talking to Boaz, how did Ruth refer to herself?A. A MoabitessB. A foreignerC. A HebrewD. A stranger

11. According to Ruth 2:11, Boaz had been informed of what concerning Ruth after the death of her husband?A. That she left her father and motherB. That she left the land of her birthC. That she had come to a people unknown to herD. All of the above

12. According to Ruth 2:12, under whose wings did Ruth come for refuge?A. BoazB. The reapersC. NaomiD. Lord God of Israel

13. According to Ruth 2:13, what did Ruth tell Boaz he had done for her?A. Comforted herB. Loved herC. Spoken kindly to herD. Both A and C

14. According to Ruth 2:14, what did Ruth have for lunch?A. Bread dipped in honeyB. Bread dipped in vinegar C. Parched grainD. Both B and C

15. According to Ruth 2:15, what did Boaz command the young men concerning Ruth?A. Let her glean among the sheavesB. Tell her to glean in a different fieldC. Help her beat out what she had gleanedD. Treat her with respect

16. According to Ruth 2:16, what were the men commanded concerning the bundles of grain?A. To let some fall purposely for RuthB. To keep them from falling to the groundC. To give a portion to RuthD. To hide them from Ruth

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17. According to Ruth 2:17, how much barley did Ruth beat out of what she gleaned?A. About a korB. About an ephahC. A bushelD. About an omer

18. According to Ruth 2:18, to whom did Ruth take what she had gleaned?A. The reapersB. BoazC. Her mother-in-lawD. The women

19. According to Ruth 2:19, in whose field did Ruth tell Naomi she gleaned?A. ElimelechB. BoazC. The reapersD. Mahlon

20. According to Ruth 2:20, what did Naomi say about Boaz?A. Blessed be he of the LordB. He is a relation of oursC. He is one of our close relativesD. All of the above

21. According to Ruth 2:21, how long was Ruth told to stay by Boaz’s young men?A. Until they had finished all the harvestB. Until that end of the weekC. Until the next dayD. Until the end of the month

22. According to Ruth 2:22, what did Naomi say about Ruth staying close by Boaz’s young women?A. It is goodB. It is a blessingC. It is unfortunateD. It is troubling

23. According to Ruth 2:23, with whom did Ruth dwell during the harvest?A. The womenB. Boaz’s servantsC. Her mother-in-lawD. No one

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Chapter 3

1. According to Ruth 3:1, what did Naomi say that she would seek for Ruth? A. A husbandB. SecurityC. A homeD. A field to work in

2. According to Ruth 3:2, what was Boaz doing to his barley crop? A. HarvestingB. WinnowingC. ReapingD. Gleaning

3. Which of the following instructions did Naomi give to Ruth in Ruth 3:3? A. Put on your best garmentB. Collect grain from the field of BoazC. Remove the shoes of BoazD. Ask Boaz to take care of you

4. According to Ruth 3:4, what was Ruth to wait for before she did anything? A. Boaz to come to the threshing floorB. Boaz to admit he was a near kinsmanC. Boaz to lie downD. Boaz to speak to her

5. According to Ruth 3:5, what did Ruth say to Naomi? A. “The man’s name with whom I worked today is Boaz”B. “Why have I found favor in your eyes?”C. “All that you say to me I will do”D. “Take your maidservant under your wing”

6. According to Ruth 3:6, where did Ruth go to meet Boaz? A. In the field where his reapers wereB. At the city gateC. Outside his doorD. At the threshing floor

7. Where did Boaz lie down according to Ruth 3:7? A. At the end of a heap of grainB. OutsideC. Near the city gateD. At the door

8. According to Ruth 3:8, what happened to Boaz at midnight? A. He measured six ephahs of barley for RuthB. He was startled to discover Ruth lying at his feetC. He told Ruth to quickly go homeD. He found the nearest kinsman to Ruth

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9. According to Ruth 3:9, how did Ruth identify herself to Boaz? A. As a relativeB. As Naomi’s daughter-in-lawC. As the wife of ChilionD. As his maidservant

10. In Ruth 3:10, after Ruth identified herself as a close relative, what surprised Boaz about her? A. That she left her home to be with her mother-in-lawB. That she came to him in the middle of the nightC. That she didn’t go after young men, whether poor or richD. That she didn’t leave to glean in another field

11. According to Ruth 3:11, what quality did Boaz say Ruth had? A. IntelligenceB. VirtueC. Hard workerD. Respectful

12. According to Ruth 3:12, what truth did Boaz tell Ruth after agreeing that he was a close relative? A. That there was a relative closer than himB. That he was well able to take care of herC. That he would take care of the matter that dayD. That he would redeem Naomi’s possessions, including Ruth

13. In Ruth 3:13, how did Boaz describe dealing with Ruth’s situation? A. Taking her as a possessionB. RedemptionC. Raising up the name of the dead on his inheritanceD. Performing the duty of a close relative

14. According to Ruth 3:14, when did Ruth leave the threshing floor? A. At the end of her conversation with BoazB. Before one could recognize anotherC. When it was time to go into the cityD. When it was time to return to the field

15. According to Ruth 3:15, how did Ruth carry the six ephahs of barley that Boaz gave her? A. On her backB. At her waistC. In her shawlD. In a bundle

16. According to Ruth 3:16, what did Naomi first say to Ruth after she returned from seeing Boaz at the threshing floor? A. How did the matter go?B. Sit still, my daughter.C. Blessed of the Lord are you, my daughter.D. Is that you, my daughter?

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17. According to Ruth 3:17, what did Boaz say was the purpose of the six ephahs of barley? A. To feed Naomi and RuthB. To pay Ruth for her workC. To not go empty handed to her mother-in-lawD. As a bride price for Ruth

18. According to Ruth 3:18, how did Naomi say Boaz would take care of the Ruth’s situation? A. He would not rest until he concluded the matterB. He would find the nearest kinsmanC. He would redeem herD. He would raise up an inheritance for his relative Elimilech

Chapter 4

1. According to Ruth 4:1, where were Boaz and his close relative sitting?A. At the city gateB. At the city wellC. At his homeD. At the threshing floor

2. According to Ruth 4:2, who joined Boaz and his close relative at the city gate?A. Ruth and NaomiB. Ten men of the elders of the cityC. Five members of the councilD. A group of traveling Moabites

3. According to Ruth 4:3, to whom did the land belong that Naomi sold?A. NaomiB. Mahlon and ChilionC. BoazD. Elimelech

4. According to Ruth 4:4, who was first in line to redeem the property sold by Naomi?A. The relative of BoazB. BoazC. The elders of the cityD. The sons of Naomi

5. According to Ruth 4:5, why must the person who buys the land from Naomi also acquire Ruth?A. To legally own the landB. To support Ruth financiallyC. To perpetuate the name of the deadD. To please the Lord

6. According to Ruth 4:6, why did the close relative of Boaz choose not to redeem the land?A. It might ruin his own inheritanceB. He was not pleased with RuthC. He knew Boaz wanted the landD. He was not pleased with the plot of land

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7. According to Ruth 4:7, what does one man give to another as a confirmation of redeeming and exchanging?A. His cloakB. His sandalC. His staffD. His seal

8. According to Ruth 4:8-9, who bought the land from Naomi? A. ElimelechB. The close relative of BoazC. Chilion and MahlonD. Boaz

9. According to Ruth 4:9, Boaz bought all that belonged to whom from the hand of Naomi?A. ElimelechB. ChilionC. MahlonD. Elimelech, Chilion, and Mahlon

10. According to Ruth 4:10, who was Ruth’s deceased husband?A. ElimelechB. ChilionC. MahlonD. Boaz

11. According to Ruth 4:11, which two women built the house of Israel?A. Rachel and LeahB. Ruth and NaomiC. Tamar and RachelD. Perez and Tamar

12. According to Ruth 4:12, who was the child of Tamar and Judah?A. BoazB. PerezC. DavidD. Leah

13. According to Ruth 4:13, what did Ruth become to Boaz?A. She became as his mother.B. She became as his sister.C. She became as a close relative.D. She became his wife.

14. According to Ruth 4:13-15, which close relative did the Lord bless Naomi with?A. The son of Boaz and RuthB. BoazC. Ruth, her daughter-in-lawD. Her own son

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15. According to Ruth 4:15, what did the women hope that Ruth’s son would be to Naomi?A. Better than six sonsB. More precious than goldC. A restorer of life and a nourisher of her old ageD. A fountain of blessing

16. According to Ruth 4:15, what did the women tell Naomi that her daughter-in-law is better than?A. Seven sonsB. Six sonsC. All the sons of the earthD. A loving son

17. According to Ruth 4:16, what did Naomi become to the child of Boaz and Ruth?A. A motherB. A nurseC. A visionD. A blessing

18. According to Ruth 4:17, what did the neighbor women name the child of Boaz and Ruth?A. AmminadabB. SalmonC. JesseD. Obed

19. According to Ruth 4:18-22, whose genealogy lists the ancestors of David? A. RuthB. BoazC. DavidD. Perez

20. According to Ruth 4:21, who was the child of Boaz?A. SalmonB. RamC. ObedD. Perez

21. According to Ruth 4:22, who was the child of Obed?A. HezronB. AmminadabC. JesseD. Boaz

22. According to Ruth 4:22, who was the child of Jesse?A. NahshonB. RuthC. DavidD. Boaz

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Esther

Chapter 1

1. According to Esther 1:1, who was ruler during the time of Esther?A. AhasuerusB. NebuchadnezzarC. DariusD. Herod

2. According to Esther 1:1, how many provinces did King Ahasuerus rule over?A. 721B. 12C. 150D. 127

3. According to Esther 1:2-3, who did King Ahasuerus make a feast for in the third year of his reign?A. All his queensB. All the children of the landC. All his officials and servantsD. His entire family

4. According to Esther 1:4, how long did King Ahasuerus show the riches of his kingdom in the third year of his reign?A. 100 daysB. 180 daysC. 40 daysD. 7 days

5. According to Esther 1:5, at the end of the days in which King Ahasuerus showed the riches of his kingdom, he gave a feast. How long did the feast last?A. 7 daysB. 14 daysC. 1 monthD. 1 year

6. According to Esther 1:5, where did king Ahasuerus make a feast in the third year of his reign?A. The outer court of the servants’ quartersB. The tabernacleC. Within the king’s gateD. The court of the garden of the king’s palace

7. According to Esther 1:7, at the feast that King Ahasuerus gave in the third year of his reign, what were the drinks served in?A. Silver vesselsB. Golden vesselsC. Earthen vesselsD. Bronze vessels

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8. According to Esther 1:8, what did King Ahasuerus order the officers of his household to do with regard to drinking?A. According to each man’s abilityB. According to each man’s needC. According to each man’s wealthD. According to each man’s pleasure

9. According to Esther 1:9, who did Queen Vashti give a feast for?A. The childrenB. The servantsC. The womenD. The kings

10. According to Esther 1:10-11, who did King Ahasuerus command to be brought before him?A. Queen VashtiB. The princes of the provincesC. The officers of his householdD. His servants

11. According to Esther 1:11, why did King Ahasuerus want Queen Vashti brought before him at the feast?A. To danceB. To bow before himC. To display her beautyD. To serve them wine

12. According to Esther 1:11, what did Queen Vashti do when she was commanded to come to the king?A. Ran to him immediatelyB. Ran awayC. Refused to comeD. Wept bitterly

13. According to Esther 1:12, what was King Ahasuerus’ reaction when Queen Vashti refused to come to him at the feast?A. Became furious and burned with angerB. Became filled with contemptC. Became overcome with regretD. Became bitter of heart

14. According to Esther 1:13, what did the wise men who understood the times know?A. Authority and strengthB. Peace and prosperityC. Law and justiceD. Honor and majesty

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15. According to Esther 1:15, why did King Ahasuerus ask the wise men what they should do to Queen Vashti?A. Because she dishonored the kingB. Because she did not obey the command of the kingC. Because she would not bow down to the kingD. Because she offended the king

16. In Esther 1:16, who did Memucan tell the king that Vashti had wronged in addition to the king?A. All the soldiersB. All the noblesC. All the servantsD. All the princes

17. According to Esther 1:17, what did Memucan say that all women would do to their husbands when Queen Vashti’s behavior became known to them?A. Despise themB. Dishonor themC. Disobey themD. Leave them

18. According to Esther 1:19, why did Memucan say that the royal decree should be recorded in the laws of the Persians and the Medes?A. So that everyone could understand itB. So everyone followed the same ruleC. So that it would be agreed uponD. So that it would not be altered

19. According to Esther 1:19, Memucan recommended that a royal decree be issued that Vashti could no longer do what?A. Honor the kingB. Serve the kingC. Refuse the kingD. Come before the king

20. According to Esther 1:22, the letters sent to all the king’s provinces stated that each man should be what?A. Master in his own houseB. Keeper of his own houseC. Defender of his own houseD. Provider for his own house

Chapter 2

1. According to Esther 2:1-2, after King Ahasuerus's wrath had subsided, whom did his servants suggest be sought for the king? A. Queen VashtiB. Seven eunuchsC. Beautiful young virginsD. His royal advisors

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2. According to Esther 2:3, which of King Ahasuerus's eunuchs was the custodian of the women?A. BigthanB. HegaiC. AbagthaD. Harbona

3. According to Esther 2:4, since King Ahasuerus had decreed that Vashti would no longer be his queen, who was to take her place? A. The woman who pleased the kingB. The woman chosen by the custodian of the womenC. The woman who completed the beauty treatments firstD. No one, since King Ahasuerus's wrath had subsided

4. According to Esther 2:5, Mordecai, who lived in the citadel of Shushan, was a descendant from which Jewish tribe? A. ReubenitesB. LevitesC. BenjamitesD. Danites

5. According to Esther 2:6, who had carried away Mordecai's ancestor, Kish, from Jerusalem into captivity?A. Ahasuerus, king of PersiaB. Jeconiah, king of JudahC. Belshazzar, king of BabylonD. Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon

6. According to Esther 2:7, after the death of her parents, Esther was raised by Mordecai as his own daughter even though she was the daughter of whom? A. Mordecai's brotherB. Mordecai's uncleC. Mordecai's fatherD. Mordecai's son

7. According to Esther 2:7, while Mordecai was bringing up Esther, she was known by what other name?A. MarsenaB. TereshC. HadassahD. Carshena

8. According to Esther 2:8, where was Esther taken after King Ahasuerus's decree was proclaimed throughout the provinces?A. To the king's palaceB. To JerusalemC. To Haman's houseD. To the city gate

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9. According to Esther 2:9, why were Esther and her maidservants moved to the best place in the house of the women?A. Esther pleased King AhasuerusB. Esther pleased HegaiC. Esther was a JewessD. Esther stopped a plot to assassinate King Ahasuerus

10. According to Esther 2:9, while in the care of Hegai, how many choice maidservants were provided for Esther from the king's palace? A. ThreeB. FourC. SixD. Seven

11. According to Esther 2:10, what had Mordecai instructed Esther not to reveal to anyone about herself?A. Her peopleB. Her occupationC. Her nameD. Her fears

12. According to Esther 2:11, who paced in front of the court of women's quarters to learn about Esther's welfare?A. King AhasuerusB. Queen VashtiC. MordecaiD. Haman

13. According to Esther 2:12, how long did each young woman have to prepare before her turn to see King Ahasuerus?A. One monthB. Two monthsC. Six monthsD. Twelve months

14. According to Esther 2:14, after each young woman appeared before King Ahasuerus, she then returned to the custody of whom? A. MordecaiB. HegaiC. ShaashgazD. Bigthan

15. According to Esther 2:15, what did Esther take with her when she appeared before King Ahasuerus? A. Whatever she desiredB. Whatever Hegai advised her to takeC. NothingD. Oil of myrrh and perfume

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16. According to Esther 2:15, who was the father of Esther?A. JeconiahB. MordecaiC. AbihailD. Abagtha

17. According to Esther 2:16, Esther was taken into the royal palace of King Ahasuerus during what year of his reign?A. TenthB. TwelfthC. FifthD. Seventh

18. According to Esther 2:17, what did King Ahasuerus do for Esther to show that he loved her more than all the other women?A. Built her a royal palaceB. Gave her the royal crownC. Extended his royal scepter to herD. Gave her many maidservants

19. According to Esther 2:18, what did King Ahasuerus do to honor Esther as his new queen?A. Made a great feast for all his officialsB. Promoted Mordecai as his royal advisorC. Declared a day of fasting throughout the provincesD. Let all the Jews return to Jerusalem

20. According to Esther 2:19, where was Mordecai sitting when the virgins were gathered together a second time?A. Outside the palaceB. In the templeC. Outside the cityD. Within the king’s gate

21. According to Esther 2:20, whose command was Esther obeying when she did not reveal her family and her people?A. MordecaiB. GodC. The kingD. Hegai

22. According to Esther 2:21, what was the occupation of the two eunuchs who became furious with the king?A. CupbearersB. Personal guardsC. DoorkeepersD. Servants

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23. According to Esther 2:21-22, who did Mordecai tell about the eunuchs who planned to lay hands on the king?A. King AhasuerusB. Queen EstherC. HamanD. The guards

24. According to Esther 2:21-23, what was the punishment for Bigthan and Teresh when their plot was confirmed?A. Stoned to deathB. Thrown into prisonC. Hanged on a gallowsD. Beheaded

Chapter 3

1. According to Esther 3:1, who did King Ahasuerus promote and set his seat above all the princes?A. BigthanB. TereshC. MordecaiD. Haman

2. According to Esther 3:2, after the king promoted Haman what did the king’s servants do to him?A. BowB. Pay homageC. ServeD. Both A and B

3. According to Esther 3:3, who asked Mordecai why he transgressed the king’s command?A. HamanB. King AhasuerusC. The king’s servantsD. Other Jews

4. According to Esther 3:3-4, what had Mordecai told the king’s servants who asked him why he transgressed the king’s command?A. That he was a JewB. That he would never bow to HamanC. That Queen Esther was his cousinD. That there was a plot against the king

5. According to Esther 3:5, what did Mordecai NOT do that caused Haman to be filled with wrath?A. Leave the king’s gateB. Bow and pay homage to HamanC. Serve the king unconditionallyD. Stop praising God

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6. According to Esther 3:6, Haman sought to do what to all the Jews, the people of Mordecai?A. Enslave themB. Ignore themC. Destroy themD. Banish them

7. According to Esther 3:8, Haman complained that a certain people dispersed among the kingdom had different what?A. CustomerB. WaysC. BeliefsD. Laws

8. According to Esther 3:9, how much would Haman pay into the hands of those who would do the work of destroying Mordecai’s people?A. 50 talents of goldB. 10,00 talents of silverC. 1000 talents of goldD. 500 talents of silver

9. According to Esther 3:10, how is Haman described?A. Second in command to the kingB. The commander of the armyC. The enemy of the JewsD. One of the king’s servants

10. According to Esther 3:11, what did the king tell Haman was given to him to do what seemed good to him?A. The JewsB. The money and the peopleC. The golden scepterD. Power

11. According to Esther 3:12, the king’s decree written according to Haman’s command was sent to what group(s) of people?A. Satraps, Governors, and OfficialsB. Servants and townspeopleC. The Jewish peopleD. The Agagites

12. According to Esther 3:13, what was to happen to the Jews on the thirteenth day of the twelfth month?A. They would be destroyedB. They would be killedC. They would be annihilatedD. All of the above

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13. According to Esther 3:14, where was a copy of the document to annihilate the Jews to be issued as law?A. Every nationB. Every citadelC. Every cityD. Every province

14. According to Esther 3:15, how did the city of Shushan react to the decree against the Jews when it was proclaimed?A. They were in agreementB. They were perplexedC. They were angryD. They were happy

Chapter 4

1. According to Esther 4:1, who tore his clothes, put on sackcloth and ashes, and cried out in the midst of the city? A. Esther B. MordecaiC. HathachD. Haman

2. According to Esther 4:2, who could not enter the king’s gate? A. The JewsB. Those clothed in sack clothC. The maids and the eunuchsD. The people of the king’s provinces

3. According to Esther 4:3, what was the Jews’ response in every province where the king’s command and decree arrived? A. Great mourningB. Fasting, weeping, and wailingC. Many laying in sackcloth and ashesD. All of the above

4. According to Esther 4:4, who told Esther of the king’s decree? A. MordecaiB. HathachC. Her maids and eunuchsD. The Jews who had heard

5. According to Esther 4:5, who appointed Hathach to attend to Esther? A. HamanB. JairC. The kingD. Mordecai

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6. According to Esther 4:6, where did Hathach go to see Mordecai? A. ShushanB. The inner court of the kingC. Inside the king’s gateD. The city square

7. According to Esther 4:7, who promised to pay a sum of money into the king’s treasuries? A. HamanB. EstherC. MordecaiD. Hathach

8. According to Esther 4:8, what did Mordecai want Hathach to do? A. Show Esther a copy of the written decree and explain it to herB. Command Esther to go into the king to make supplicationC. Command Esther to plead before the king for her peopleD. All the above

9. According to Esther 4:9, whose words were told to Esther? A. Ahasuerus’sB. Hathach’sC. Haman’sD. Mordecai’s

10. According to Esther 4:10, who gave a command for Mordecai? A. EstherB. HamanC. The kingD. Hathach

11. According to Esther 4:11, who was to be put to death?A. All the king’s servants and the people of the king’s provincesB. Any man or woman who goes into the inner court to the king without being calledC. The one to whom the king holds out the golden scepterD. Esther and all her people

12. According to Esther 4:12, who was told the words of Esther?A. All the Jews present in ShushanB. MordecaiC. The king’s servantsD. Hathach

13. According to Esther 4:13, Mordecai sent word to Esther that she would not escape in what place?A. In the king’s palaceB. In ShushanC. In the inner court of the kingD. At the front of the king’s gate

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14. According to Esther 4:14, from where would relief and deliverance arise for the Jews if Esther remained completely silent?A. The kingdomB. Her father’s houseC. The LordD. Another place

15. According to Esther 4:16, what was against the law?A. Gathering all the JewsB. Fasting, neither eating nor drinking for three daysC. Going to the kingD. Wearing sackcloth and ashes

16. According to Esther 4:17, where did Mordecai go?A. His wayB. To ShushanC. The king’s inner courtD. To Esther

Chapter 5

1. According to Esther 5:1, on the third day, when Esther put on her royal robes, where did she stand?A. The inner court of the king’s palaceB. At the banquet she had preparedC. Next to the royal throneD. In the king’s gate

2. According to Esther 5:2, what was in the king’s hand?A. The scroll B. The golden scepterC. The written decreeD. The sum of money given to him by Haman

3. According to Esther 5:3, what did the king offer Esther?A. Favor in his sightB. A banquet of wineC. Up to half the kingdomD. His golden scepter

4. According to Esther 5:4, what did Esther ask of the king?A. Half of the kingdomB. To grant her petition and fulfill her requestsC. For her life and the lives of her peopleD. For he and Haman to attend a banquet she had prepared

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5. According to Esther 5:5, whom did the king want brought to him?A. MordecaiB. EstherC. HamanD. His servants

6. According to Esther 5:6, where did the king ask Esther, “What is your petition”?A. In the royal houseB. In the inner courtC. At the banquet of wineD. On his royal throne

7. According to Esther 5:7-8, what was Esther’s second petition and request?A. To let the king and Haman to come to another banquetB. To find favor in the sight of the kingC. For the king to grant her petition and fulfill her requestsD. For the king to wait until tomorrow to do as he had said

8. In Esther 5:9, Haman was filled with indignation because Mordecai would not stand or what in his presence?A. WaveB. TrembleC. Provide a formal greetingD. Acknowledge him

9. According to Esther 5:9-10, after seeing Mordecai in the king’s gate, what did Haman do when he arrived at his home?A. Sent and called for his friends and wife ZereshB. Sent a messenger to the kingC. Told Esther about Mordecai’s behaviorD. Fasted and prayed

10. According to Esther 5:11, what did Haman tell his family and friends the king had done for him?A. Made him nobilityB. Made him a commander over thousandsC. Promoted and advanced him above the officials and servantsD. Made him a judge

11. According to Haman in Esther 5:12, who else besides Haman did Queen Esther invite to the banquet she prepared?A. MordecaiB. No oneC. ZereshD. Hathach

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12. In Esther 5:13, Haman said that everything availed him nothing as long as he saw Mordecai doing what?A. Sitting at the king’s GateB. Standing in the king’s outer courtC. AliveD. Living in Shushan

13. According to Esther 5:14, how high was the gallows that Haman had made?A. 25 cubitsB. 50 cubitsC. 25 spansD. 60 cubits

Chapter 6

1. According to Esther chapter 6:1, what did the king command after Esther’s banquet when he could not sleep?A. Bring Esther into his presenceB. Bring the book of the records of the king’s decreesC. Bring the book of the records of the chronicles D. Bring Mordecai before him

2. According to Esther 6:2, who had Mordecai told of who had sought to lay hands on the king?A. Zoreb and HannaniahB. Bigthana and TereshC. Nadab and AbihuD. Ziklag and Timon

3. According to Esther 6:2, what was the job of Bigthana and Teresh?A. Palace guardsB. CupbearersC. Couriers of the kingD. Doorkeepers

4. According to Esther chapter 6:3, when the king found out that Mordecai was the person who told them of the eunuchs’ plans against him, what did he ask?A. What honor or dignity has been bestowed on Mordecai for this?B. Where is Haman?C. Who is this Mordecai?D. What reward has been given to Mordecai?

5. According to Esther chapter 6:4, who had entered the outer court when the king was asking about what had been done for Mordecai?A. ZereshB. EstherC. HamanD. Mordecai

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6. According to Esther chapter 6:4, why had Haman entered the outer court when the king was asking what had been done for Mordecai?A. To ask that Mordecai be promotedB. To request a special audience for he and Zeresh, his wifeC. To ask for the services of HathachD. To request that Mordecai be hanged from the gallows he had built

7. According to Esther chapter 6:5, when the king was told that Haman was standing in the court, what did the king tell his servants to let him do?A. Go home B. Come inC. Prepare a banquet D. Honor him

8. In Esther chapter 6:6, the king asked Haman what should be done for the man whom the king delights to .A. RepayB. PleaseC. HonorD. Help

9. According to Esther chapter 6:6, who did Haman assume that the king wanted to honor?A. MordecaiB. HimselfC. EstherD. Hathach

10. According Esther chapter 6:8, which of the following did Haman NOT recommend for the one whom the king delighted to honor?A. A royal robeB. A horse C. A royal crestD. A royal banquet

11. According to Esther chapter 6:9, who did Haman say should array and parade through the city square the one whom the king delighted to honor?A. GatekeeperB. EstherC. Noble princeD. Mordecai

12. According to Esther chapter 6:10, who did the king tell to take the robe and the horse for Mordecai?A. TereshB. BigthanaC. HathachD. Haman

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13. According to Esther chapter 6:11, what did Haman proclaim as he led Mordecai through the city square?A. Thus shall it be done to the man who saved the king!B. Thus shall it be done to the man whom the king delights to honor!C. Give honor to the man who protects the king!D. Bow and pay homage to this man, a hero to the king!

14. In Esther chapter 6:12, what did Haman do after parading Mordecai through the city square?A. Hurried to his houseB. Returned to the king’s courtC. Attended a banquet held by the kingD. Went back to the king’s gate

15. According to Esther chapter 6:12, where did Mordecai return after being paraded around in the city square?A. The synagogueB. The gallows built by HamanC. The king’s gateD. The king’s court

16. In Esther chapter 6:13, who told Haman that he would not prevail against Mordecai if he was of Jewish descent?A. Zeresh and Haman’s wise menB. Zeresh and Haman’s sonsC. The king’s eunuchsD. Hathach

17. According to Esther chapter 6:14, while Haman was still talking with his wise men and wife, where did the king’s eunuchs come and take him?A. The king’s gate to meet with MordecaiB. The gallows he had builtC. The banquet which Esther had preparedD. The king’s court

Chapter 7

1. According to Esther 7:2, who asked Esther again on the second day of the banquet what her petition was? A. HamanB. MordecaiC. Queen VashtiD. King Ahasuerus

2. According to Esther 7:2, what limit did the king set on how much he would grant of Esther’s request? A. Up to half the kingdomB. Up to half his servantsC. Up to half the treasuryD. Up to half the harvest

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3. According to Esther 7:3, at the banquet, what did Esther ask the king to give her? A. Haman’s life and his houseB. Her life and her peopleC. A province for the JewsD. A citadel for Mordecai

4. According to Esther 7:4, Esther informed the king that she and her people had been sold to be what? A. To be exiledB. To be soldiersC. To be killedD. To be slaves

5. According to Esther 7:5, after Esther told the king that her people had been sold, what was his next question? A. What is your request?B. Who are your people?C. Who would do such a thing?D. How will I compensate for this loss?

6. According to Esther 7:6, Esther informed the king that the adversary who wanted her people to be annihilated was what wicked man? A. HamanB. HegaiC. TereshD. Bigthan

7. According to Esther 7:6, when Esther identified Haman as the enemy, what did he do? A. Hanged himselfB. Became terrifiedC. Assaulted EstherD. Ran out of the palace

8. According to Esther 7:7, the king arose in his wrath, left the banquet, and went where? A. Into the palace gardenB. Into his bedchamberC. Into his throne roomD. To Haman’s house

9. According to Esther 7:7, what did Haman do while the king was away from the banquet? A. Hanged himselfB. Fled to his houseC. Revoked his decree to kill the JewsD. Pled for his life before Queen Esther

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10. According to Esther 7:8, when the king returned from the palace garden to the banquet, where was Haman? A. Hiding under a tableB. Hanging from the gallowsC. Before Queen EstherD. Across Esther’s couch

11. According to Esther 7:9, which one of the eunuchs pointed out to the king the gallows that Haman made for Mordecai? A. CarcasB. ZetharC. HarbonahD. Mehuman

12. According to Esther 7:9, who gave the order for Haman to be hanged? A. The kingB. The queenC. The chief eunuchD. The prince of Persia

13. According to Esther 7:10, the king’s wrath, which arose during Esther’s banquet, subsided after what happened? A. After Haman was hangedB. After Esther cried at his feetC. After Mordecai was hangedD. After he gave Esther the house of Haman

Chapter 8

1. According to Esther 8:1, to whom did King Ahasuerus give Haman’s house? A. VashtiB. ZereshC. EstherD. Mordecai

2. According to Esther 8:2, what valuable item did the king give to Mordecai, which he had earlier given to Haman and since taken back? A. His golden scepterB. His favorite horseC. His signet ringD. His royal robe

3. According to Esther 8:3, Esther implored the king with tears to counteract what evil scheme? A. The Persian princes’ scheme against the noble ladiesB. Haman’s scheme against the JewsC. Memucan’s scheme against VashtiD. Zeresh’s scheme against Mordecai

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4. Esther 8:3 and several other verses in the book remind us that Haman belonged to what group of descendants? A. The AgagitesB. The EdomitesC. The MoabitesD. The Ammonites

5. According to Esther 8:4, when Esther fell at the king’s feet and implored him with tears, what did he hold out toward her? A. His signet ringB. Haman’s lettersC. His handD. The golden scepter

6. According to Esther 8:5, what did Esther ask the king to do with Haman’s letters? A. Burn themB. Copy themC. Revoke themD. Approve them

7. According to Esther 8:7, King Ahasuerus said Haman was hanged on the gallows because he tried to lay his hand on whom? A. The kingB. The JewsC. The queenD. Mordecai

8. According to Esther 8:7-8, after Haman’s death, whom did King Ahasuerus tell to write a new decree in the king’s name concerning the Jews? A. Only EstherB. Only MordecaiC. Both Esther and MordecaiD. The king’s scribes

9. According to Esther 8:9, the king’s scribes were called during the month of Sivan to write down the new decree according to whose command? A. All that Esther commandedB. All that Mordecai commandedC. All that Harbonah commandedD. All that Hammedatha commanded

10. According to Esther 8:9, the 127 provinces of Ahasuerus’ kingdom extended over what area? A. From the east to the westB. From India to EthiopiaC. From Media to ShushanD. From Assyria to Egypt

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11. According to Esther 8:10, how did the couriers carry the letters with the new decree? A. On footB. On camelsC. By chariotD. On horseback

12. According to Esther 8:11, the new decree permitted the Jews to do what to any people that would assault them? A. Kill their forcesB. Kill the women and childrenC. Plunder their possessionsD. All of the above

13. According to Esther 8:12-13, on what day did the new decree permit the Jews to avenge themselves on their enemies? A. The thirteenth day of the twelfth monthB. The tenth day of the twelfth monthC. The thirteenth day of the tenth monthD. The twelfth day of the eleventh month

14. According to Esther 8:15, what was Mordecai wearing when he left the king’s presence after the new decree was issued? A. Royal apparelB. Priestly garmentsC. A breastplate of goldD. Sackcloth and ashes

15. According to Esther 8:16-17, what did the Jews have after the king’s new decree was issued? A. HonorB. Joy and gladnessC. A feast and a holidayD. All of the above

16. According to Esther 8:17, because the king’s decree caused them to fear the Jews, what did many of the people of the land do? A. They became JewsB. They assaulted the JewsC. They fled from their provincesD. They asked the satraps to protect them

Chapter 9

1. According to Esther 9:1, the king’s decree was to be executed on what day? A. The fourth day of the third monthB. The eighth day of the seventh monthC. The eleventh day of the tenth monthD. The thirteenth day of the twelfth month

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2. According to Esther 9:1, what had the enemies of the Jews hoped would happen on the day the decree was executed? A. They would overpower the JewsB. The Jews would become their slavesC. They would collect taxes from the JewsD. The Jews would be expelled from the kingdom

3. According to Esther 9:2, on the day the decree was executed, fear fell upon the people so that they could not withstand whom? A. The wise menB. The couriersC. The satrapsD. The Jews

4. According to Esther 9:3-4, all the officials of the provinces feared what man who was becoming increasingly prominent in the king’s palace? A. HegaiB. MordecaiC. HarbonahD. Shaashgaz

5. According to Esther 9:5, how did the Jews defeat all their enemies on the day the decree was executed? A. By the hand of GodB. With slings and arrowsC. With the stroke of the swordD. By hanging them on gallows

6. According to Esther 9:6, how many men did the Jews kill and destroy in Shushan, the citadel? A. 300B. 500C. 1500D. None

7. According to Esther 9:7-10, which of the following was not one of the 10 sons of Haman? A. AdaliaB. AridaiC. AdarD. Aspatha

8. According to Esther 9:7-10, Haman was the son of whom? A. HammedathaB. VajezathaC. AbihailD. Memucan

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9. According to Esther 9:7-10, how many sons did Haman have? A. 4B. 8C. 10D. 12

10. According to Esther 9:10, what action did the Jews take against the sons of Haman? A. They did no harm to themB. They plundered but did not kill themC. They killed but did not plunderD. They killed and plundered

11. According to Esther 9:11-12, what was the king’s reaction when he heard the number of those killed by the Jews in Shushan? A. He asked Esther if she had any further requests or petitionsB. He waged war on the JewsC. He asked the Jews to leave his landD. He feared and worshipped Esther’s God

12. According to Esther 9:13, what did Esther ask be done to Haman’s ten sons? A. That they be hanged on the gallowsB. That they be released and pardonedC. That they be put in prisonD. That they be beheaded

13. According to Esther 9:14-15, after the hanging of Haman’s sons, on what day did the Jews in Shushan gather? A. 10th day of AdarB. 14th day of AdarC. 12th day of TebethD. 7th day of Tebeth

14. According to Esther 9:16, how many of their enemies did the Jews in the king’s provinces kill, even though they did not lay a hand on the plunder? A. NoneB. 15,000C. 50,000D. 75,000

15. According to Esther 9:17-18, what did the Jews at Shushan do on the 15th day of the month of Adar and the remainder of the Jews in the provinces do on the 14th day of the month of Adar? A. Attended to those wounded in battleB. Rested and mournedC. Rested and feastedD. Offered sacrifices

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16. According to Esther 9:20-21, who wrote letters to all the Jews, near and far, to establish a new celebration on the fourteenth and fifteenth days of Adar? A. MordecaiB. King AhasuerusC. Queen EstherD. The king’s scribes

17. According to Esther 9:21-22, how often were the Jews instructed to observe and celebrate the new holiday? A. Each new moonB. Twice per yearC. YearlyD. Every 7th year

18. According to Esther 9:21-22, what did the letter to all the Jews NOT establish as a part of the holiday that would be called Purim? A. Offering sacrificesB. FeastingC. Sending presentsD. Giving gifts to the poor

19. According to Esther 9:23-24, why did the Jews accept the custom of this new celebration as Mordecai instructed? A. Because Mordecai was right second to King AhasuerusB. Because Haman had plotted to annihilate themC. Because they feared King AhasuerusD. Because they feared Mordecai

20. According to Esther 9:24, what had Haman “cast” in his plot against the Jews? A. StonesB. PurC. JudgmentD. A spear

21. According to Esther 9:24-26, what did the Jews call these days of celebration because of the lot Haman cast against them? A. Feast of AdarB. Feast of the QueenC. PurimD. Feast of Booths

22. According to Esther 9:27, upon whom did the Jews NOT impose the observation of the feast called Purim? A. The servants of King Ahasuerus B. ThemselvesC. Their descendantsD. All who would join them

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23. According to Esther 9:28, Purim was to be remembered and kept throughout what? A. All the landB. Every generation, family, province, and cityC. All the tribes of IsraelD. The whole kingdom of Ahasuerus

24. According to Esther 9:29, who wrote with full authority a second letter to the Jews regarding the observation of Purim? A. King AshasuerusB. MemucanC. HegaiD. Queen Esther

25. According to Esther 9:30, how many provinces were in the kingdom of Ahasuerus? A. 14B. 78C. 127D. 300

26. According to Esther 9:30, in what manner did Mordecai send the letters about Purim to all the Jews? A. With authorityB. With words of peace and truthC. With words of wisdom and encouragementD. With words of lamenting and sorrow

27. According to Esther 9:29-31, why did Mordecai send letters about Purim to all the Jews? A. To confirm the days of Purim at their appointed timeB. To remind the Jews of the wicked plot against themC. To celebrate the freedom of the JewsD. To make the Jews aware of their victory over their enemies

28. In Esther 9:32-10:2, which of the following was NOT mentioned as being written in the book of the chronicles of the kings of Media and Persia? A. The things that Haman had plotted against the JewsB. The greatness of MordecaiC. The decree of Esther confirming PurimD. The acts of King Ahasuerus’s power and might

Chapter 10

1. What book is mentioned in Esther 10:2? A. The Book of LifeB. The Book of the Chronicles of the Kings of Media and PersiaC. The Book of the Chronicles of the Kings of IsraelD. The Book of Purim

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2. According to Esther 10:3, what position did Mordecai the Jew attain? A. Second to the KingB. Cupbearer to the KingC. PriestD. Governor over the Jewish provinces

Job

Chapter 1

1. According to Job 1:1, which of the following characteristics was NOT used in the description of Job? A. BlamelessB. DiligentC. UprightD. Shunned evil

2. According to Job 1:2 how many daughters were born to Job? A. 7B. 3C. 4D. 10

3. According to Job 1:3 which of the following is NOT included in the list of Job’s possessions? A. 3,000 goatsB. 7,000 sheepC. A very large householdD. 500 female donkeys

4. According to Job 1:4, when did each of Job’s sons go and feast in their houses? A. When their sisters were unable to join themB. Once a weekC. On their appointed dayD. At the Passover

5. According to Job 1:5, when the days of feasting had run their course, Job would arise early in the morning to do what? A. Pray to the LordB. FastC. Offer burnt offeringsD. Teach his children

6. According to Job 1:6, what happened when the sons of God came to present themselves before the Lord? A. Satan was condemned B. They were made cleanC. They were temptedD. Satan came among them

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7. According to Job 1:7, what did the Lord ask Satan? A. “From where do you come?”B. “Why are you in this place?”C. “Why do you tempt my children?”D. “Where are you going?”

8. According to Job 1:8, what does the Lord say to Satan regarding His servant Job? A. He loves God with all his heart.B. There is none like him on the earth.C. He follows all of the Lord’s commands. D. He is a man of integrity.

9. According to Job 1:9, how did Satan answer the Lord?A. Does Job fear God for nothing?B. Job is a blameless and upright man.C. Job is your servant. D. Does Job fear anything?

10. According to Job 1:10, Satan says that God has made a hedge around who/what?A. His kingdomB. JobC. The uprightD. The blameless

11. According to Job 1:11, what does Satan predict that Job will do to the Lord if He touches all that Job has?A. Oppose HimB. Curse HimC. Rebel against HimD. Fall away from Him

12. According to Job 1:12, the Lord said to Satan, “Behold, all that he has is in your power, only do not lay a hand on __________.”A. His personB. His wifeC. His heartD. His spirit

13. According to Job 1:13-19, what were Job’s sons and daughters doing on the day that they died?A. Holding a feast to the LordB. Worshiping the LordC. Eating and drinking wineD. Dancing and eating

14. According to Job 1:14-15, who told Job that the oxen and donkeys had been raided and taken away?A. His oldest sonB. SatanC. A messengerD. The Lord

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15. According to Job 1:15, what group of people raided and took away Job’s oxen and donkeys?A. The ChaldeansB. The SabeansC. The PhilistinesD. The Sardinians

16. According to Job 1:16, what did the fire of God that fell from heaven burn up?A. The sheep and the servantsB. His sons and daughtersC. The camelsD. The oxen and the donkeys

17. According to Job 1:17, how many bands did the Chaldeans form to raid the camels?A. 7B. 2C. 3D. 5

18. According to Job 1:18, where were the sons and daughters when they were eating and drinking wine?A. The oldest brothers houseB. The youngest brothers houseC. In Jobs HouseD. In the oldest sisters house

19. According to Job 1:19, how did the sons and daughters of Job die?A. By the edge of the swordB. The house fell on themC. A great earthquakeD. Fire fell from heaven

20. According to Job 1:20, how did Job react after hearing about the death of his sons and daughters?A. He tore his robeB. He worshipedC. He shaved his headD. All of the above

21. According to Job 1:21, after hearing about what has happened to his possessions and family what does Job say that the Lord did?A. Gave and took awayB. Gave him lifeC. Blessed and cursed his householdD. Showed mercy and harshness

22. According to Job 1:22, in all things Job did not sin nor do what?A. Charge God with wrongB. Curse GodC. Lose faithD. Turn his back on God

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Chapter 2

1. In Job 2:1, who presented themselves before the Lord?A. Job and his familyB. Eliphaz, Bildad, and ZopharC. The sons of God and SatanD. Job’s servants

2. In Job 2:2, what did the Lord ask Satan?A. “Have you considered my servant Job?”B. “From where do you come?”C. “What have you been doing?”D. “Do you still hold fast?”

3. According to Job 2:3, to what did the Lord say that Job still held fast?A. His healthB. His fearC. His blamelessnessD. His integrity

4. According to Job 2:4, what did Satan say that Job still had, which a man will give all for?A. HealthB. FamilyC. LifeD. Faith

5. According to Job 2:5, what did Satan predict Job would do if the Lord touched his bone and his flesh?A. Give up his integrityB. Curse the Lord to His faceC. Turn away from GodD. Remain faithful to God

6. According to Job 2:6, what restriction did the Lord place on Satan when striking Job?A. Spare Job’s lifeB. Leave the crown of Job’s head untouchedC. Leave the sole of Job’s feet bareD. God put no restrictions on what Satan could do to Job

7. According to Job 2:7, what did Satan strike Job’s body with?A. DiseaseB. ScrapesC. Painful boilsD. Death

8. In Job 2:8, with what did Job scrape himself while sitting in the midst of the ashes?A. His handB. A cow boneC. The ashesD. A potsherd

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9. In Job 2:9, who said to Job, “Do you still hold fast to your integrity? Curse God and die!”A. SatanB. His wifeC. Eliphaz the TemaniteD. Zophar

10. According to Job 2:10, Job did not sin with his what?A. FleshB. TongueC. HeartD. Lips

11. According to Job 2:11, why did Job’s three friends make an appointment to come to Job?A. To mourn with him, and to comfort himB. To chastise him, and to rebuke himC. To care for him, and to heal himD. To accuse him of wrongdoing

12. According to Job 2:12, what did Eliphaz, Temanite and Zophar do when they saw Job?A. Tore their robesB. Lifted their voices and weptC. Sprinkled dust on their own headsD. All of the above

13. According to Job 2:13, how long did Job’s friends sit down with him on the ground?A. Until Job was comfortedB. For seven hoursC. For seven days and seven nightsD. Until morning Chapter 3

1. According to Job 3:1, what did Job curse?A. His futureB. The day of his birthC. The day of his downfallD. His friends

2. According to Job 3:4, what did Job say that the day of his birth may be?A. LostB. LightC. BlessedD. Darkness

3. According to Job 3:6, what did Job say that the day of his birth may not rejoice among?A. The days of the yearB. The days of jubileeC. The days of manD. The days of peace

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4. According to Job 3:8, whom did Job request curse the day of his birth?A. Those who are ready to arouse SatanB. Those who are ready to arouse the fiery serpentC. Those who are ready to arouse the behemothD. Those who are ready to arouse Leviathan

5. According to Job 3:13, what did Job wish that he would have done when he came from the womb?A. Lain still and been quietB. Rolled over and been quietC. Lain still and not maturedD. Rolled over and not matured

6. According to Job 3:11-13, why does Job wish he would have died at birth?A. He would have been safeB. He would have been at restC. He would have been protectedD. He would have been with God

7. According to Job in Job 3:13-14, who would he be at rest with if he had died at birth?A. Kings and counselors of the earthB. Those who are contentC. His fathers before himD. Wise men and elders

8. According to Job in Job 3:18, the prisoners rest together in the grave, and they do not hear the voice of whom?A. The wearyB. The bitter of soulC. The oppressorD. The small and great

9. In Job 3:23, Job asks why light is given to a man whose way is what?A. HiddenB. Crooked C. DifficultD. Wicked

10. In Job 3:24, what does Job say pours out like water?A. His bitternessB. His life C. His wordsD. His groanings

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Chapter 4

1. According to Job 4:1-2, what was Eliphaz afraid would happen if he spoke to Job?A. Job would become wearyB. Job would be driven awayC. Job would be discouragedD. Job would be offended

2. According to Job 4:4, what did Eliphaz say Job had done to the feeble knees?A. Crushed themB. Strengthened themC. Weakened themD. Touched them

3. In Job 4:5, what does Eliphaz say that Job is now that trouble has come upon him?A. ConfusedB. AngryC. AfraidD. Weary

4. According to Job 4:6, what does Eliphaz say is Job’s hope?A. The integrity of his waysB. The faithfulness GodC. The justice of GodD. His fear of the Lord

5. According to job 4:8, what does Eliphaz say that those who plow iniquity and sow trouble reap?A. Eternal shameB. The sameC. God’s wrathD. Trouble

6. In Job 4:13-15, what did Eliphaz say passed before his face when he had disquieting thoughts from the visions of the night?A. An angelB. A stormC. A spiritD. A lion

7. According to Job 4:17, what did the voice that Eliphaz heard during his visions of the night ask if a mortal could be?A. More merciful than GodB. More powerful than GodC. More patient than GodD. More righteous than God

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8. According to Job 4:20, the voice that Eliphaz heard during his visions of the night said that mortals perish forever, with no one doing what?A. MourningB. RegardingC. CaringD. Helping

Chapter 5

1. In Job 5:2, what does Eliphaz say kills a foolish man?A. WrathB. JealousyC. FearD. Sadness

2. In Job 5:2, what does Eliphaz say envy does?A. Mocks the weakB. Ridicules the righteousC. Slays a simple oneD. Mourns the wicked

3. According to Job 5:3-5, what do the hungry do to the foolish?A. Curse his dwelling placeB. Eat up his harvestC. Crush his sons in the gateD. Contend with him

4. In Job 5:7, what does Eliphaz say that man is born to?A. TroubleB. WickednessC. RighteousnessD. Anger

5. In Job 5:8, what did Eliphaz say that he would commit to God?A. His faithB. His lifeC. His righteousnessD. His cause

6. In Job 5:11, what does Eliphaz say that God does for those who mourn?A. Lifts them to safetyB. Comforts their heartsC. Gives them peaceD. Saves them from the sword

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7. According to Eliphaz in Job 5:12, why does God frustrate the devices of the crafty?A. So that they will not have a good harvestB. So that they cannot carry out their plansC. To save the needy from the swordD. So that they are brought low

8. According to Eliphaz in Job 5:15-16, what is the result of God saving the needy from the sword, from the mouth of the mighty, and from their hand?A. The mighty are brought lowB. The poor persevereC. The poor have hopeD. The unrighteous are saved

9. According to Job 5:17-22, at what will the man who accepts God’s correction laugh?A. Destruction and famineB. Violence and the power of the swordC. Famine and painD. The beasts of the field

10. In Job 5:26, how does Eliphaz say the man who accepts God’s correction will come to the grave?A. Without violenceB. Without fearC. Without troubleD. At a full age

Chapter 6

1. In Job 6:1-3, how did Job describe his grief at his calamity?A. Greater than the number of stars in the heavensB. Deeper than the oceansC. Heavier than the sand of the seaD. Higher than the mountains

2. In Job 6:5, what is one of the animals Job mentions in his description of his misery?A. Rock badgerB. OxC. SheepD. Deer

3. In Job 6:8-9, what request did Job make of God?A. To be completely crushed and cut offB. To be relieved of his painC. To be restored to his former prosperityD. To be understood by his wife

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4. In Job 6:12, to what type of flesh did Job refer?A. Flesh of leviathanB. Flesh of bronzeC. Flesh of a behemothD. Flesh of iron

5. In Job 6:15-18, to what does Job compare his brothers’ dealings?A. A rocky pathB. The work of a false prophetC. A brookD. The lure of an evil woman

6. In Job 6:19-20, from what place do travelers come who are first hopeful but then disappointed?A. HazorB. GileadC. ShebaD. Hebron

7. According to Job 6:22, what specifically does Job say he has not asked his friends to do for him?A. Offer a bribe on his behalfB. Build a tabernacle for offering prayersC. Help him replenish his herds and flocksD. Join him in mourning his dead children

8. In Job 6:25, how does Job describe “right words”?A. RareB. SweetC. ForcefulD. Beautiful

9. In Job 6:26, to what are the “speeches of a desperate one” compared?A. FireB. WindC. ThunderD. Darkness

10. According to Job 6:29, what does Job want his friends to concede?A. That they have caused his misfortuneB. That they are wrong to rebuke himC. That God is not punishing himD. That Job is still righteous

Chapter 7

1. In Job 7:1-2, to what is the role of earthly man compared?A. A child of sorrowB. A hired manC. A stranger in a strange landD. A fleeting breath

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2. In Job 7:3, how does Job describe his nights?A. FearsomeB. DarkC. WearisomeD. Perpetual

3. In Job 7:5, how does Job describe his flesh?A. Wasting away in painB. Covered with scarsC. Itching day and nightD. Caked with worms and dust

4. According to Job 7:6, how does Job describe his days?A. Swifter than a weaver’s shuttleB. Slower than a tortoiseC. Faster than a raging fireD. Sweeter than a honeycomb

5. According to Job 7:9, to what is going down into the grave compared?A. A return to one’s homeB. A cloud that disappearsC. A fall from a great heightD. A cold darkness

6. According to Job 7:13-14, why can’t Job find comfort in sleep?A. His painful sores keep him awakeB. His wife complains day and nightC. His dreams and visions scare himD. His friends’ accusations keep him awake

7. According to Job 7:16, how does Job feel about his life?A. He loathes itB. He fears itC. He values itD. He honors it

8. According to Job 7:20, what has God set Job to be?A. A prophetB. A sacrificeC. A targetD. A corpse

9. According to Job 7:21, what does Job want God to do?A. Forget himB. Hear himC. Speak to himD. Pardon him

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Chapter 8

1. According to Job 8:1, which friend speaks to Job next?A. ZopharB. EliphazC. BilhahD. Bildad

2. In Job 8:2, how does Job’s friend describe Job’s words?A. Like dripping rainB. Like chirping insectsC. Like distant thunderD. Like a strong wind

3. According to Job 8:5, in what manner is Job advised to seek God?A. EarnestlyB. HumblyC. HopefullyD. Quietly

4. According to Job 8:9, when was Job born?A. On a day of calamityB. YesterdayC. When all was darknessD. The Sabbath

5. According to Job 8:11, what plant cannot “grow up without a marsh”?A. PalmB. LilyC. PapyrusD. Barley

6. According to Job 8:13, whose hope shall perish?A. The rich manB. The oppressedC. The fatherlessD. The hypocrite

7. According to Job 8:13-15, upon what does a man who forgets God lean for support?A. His own houseB. His wealthC. His friendsD. His own wisdom

8. According to Job 8:20, whom will God not cast away?A. The poorB. The blamelessC. The fatherlessD. The afflicted

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9. According to Job 8:21, what can God do for Job?A. He can fill Job’s mouth with laughingB. He can restore Job’s health and possessionsC. He can cause the evildoers to mock JobD. He can cause Job’s lip to speak no more

10. According to Job 8:22, what will happen to those who hate Job?A. They will put Job to deathB. They will be struck dead C. They will become Job’s friendsD. They will be clothed with shame

Chapter 9

1. According to Job 9:3, how many times could one answer God if he wished to contend with Him?A. Only once in a thousand timesB. Seventy timesC. Forty timesD. Not one time out of a thousand

2. According to Job 9:5, what does God remove and they do not know when He overturns them?A. The oceansB. The peopleC. The mountainsD. The animals

3. According to Job 9:7, what does God command and it does not rise?A. The sunB. The moonC. The starsD. The seas

4. According to Job 9:9, what did God make?A. The BearB. OrionC. The PleiadesD. All of the above

5. According to Job 9:13, the allies of what group lie prostrate beneath God?A. SatanB. The proudC. The wicked D. Sodom

6. According to Job 9:15, of whom would Job beg mercy?A. His wifeB. His friendsC. His judgeD. Satan

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7. According to Job 9:17, what does God use to crush Job?A. SatanB. A tempestC. His heelD. A mountain

8. According to Job 9:18, what will God not allow Job to do?A. Curse HimB. Escape punishmentC. Catch his breathD. Die

9. According to Job 9:21, what does Job despise?A. His wifeB. The wickedC. His lifeD. His friends

10. According to Job 9:23, what does Job says that God laughs at?A. Those who mock HimB. The wickedC. The justD. The plight of the innocent

11. According to Job 9:25-26, which of these does NOT describe Job’s days?A. Swift shipsB. A raging fireC. A runnerD. An eagle swooping on its pray

12. According to Job 9:28, what does Job state that he is afraid of?A The wrath of GodB. The power of SatanC. All his sufferingsD. Laboring in vain

13. According to Job 9:31, what does Job say will abhor him?A. His friendsB. His wifeC. His GodD. His own clothes

14. According to Job 9:33, what does Job say is not between him and God?A. Any mediatorB. WrathC. Any secretsD. Love

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Chapter 10

1. According to Job 10:2, what does Job plan to say to God?A. Why have you forsaken me?B. Do not condemn me.C. Why must I feel your wrath?D. Do not leave me.

2. According to Job 10:3, Job asks God if it seems good that He should oppress and do what?A. Despise the work of His handsB. Scorn the counsel of the wickedC. Condemn an innocent manD. Smile on the works of the flesh

3. According to Job 10:8, how does Job describe the way God’s hands have made and fashioned him?A. An intricate unityB. A body of dustC. A living beingD. Clothed with sin and flesh

4. According to Job 10:10, what does Job ask God if He poured him out like?A. WineB. MilkC. WaterD. Honey

5. According to Job 10:12, what two things has God granted Job?A. Wealth and familyB. Wisdom and knowledgeC. Life and favor D. Hope and love

6. According to Job 10:14, what does Job say that God will do to him if he sins?A. Punish himB. Condemn himC. Forgive himD. Mark him

7. According to Job 10:17, what two things does Job say are ever with him?A. Peace and prosperityB. Changes and warC. Pain and sufferingD. Darkness and death

8. According to Job 10:18, out of what place does Job ask God why He had brought him?A. His homeB. His lifeC. The wombD. The world

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Chapter 11

1. According to Job 11:3, Zophar asks Job if Job’s empty talk should make men do what?A. Abandon their faithB. Hold their peaceC. Chastise himD. Forget their sin

2. According to Job 11:4, what word does Zophar use to say how Job describes his doctrine?A. HonestB. WiseC. EvilD. Pure

3. According to Job 11:5-6, if God were to show Job the secrets of wisdom what would it double?A. His sufferingB. His wisdomC. His wealthD. His prudence

4. According to Job 11:7-9, when speaking of the limits of the Almighty, what does Zophar say their measure is broader than?A. The heavensB. The mountainsC. The seaD. The sun

5. According to Job 11:12, Zophar says that when a wild donkey’s colt is born a man then what kind of man will be wise?A. DishonestB. Empty-headedC. Ignorant D. Evil

6. According to Job 11:13-15, what does Zophar tell Job he can lift up his face without if he stretched out his hands toward God and put away his iniquity?A. PrideB. ShameC. FearD. Spot

7. According to Job 11:13-17, what does Zophar tell Job that his life would be if he put away his iniquity and did not let wickedness dwell in his tents?A. MeaningfulB. Brighter than noondayC. Filled with hopeD. Long

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Chapter 12

1. In Job 12:2, Job referred to his critics as the people. What did he say would die with them?A. WisdomB. WorldlinessC. JusticeD. Righteousness

2. In Job 12:4, Job referrers to himself as one mocked by whom?A. His enemiesB. His friendsC. His LordD. Himself

3. In Job 12:6, who does Job say are secure in what God provides by His hand?A. JobB. The just and blamelessC. All mankindD. Those who provoke God

4. According to Job in Job 12:6-9, who knows that the Lord has provided prosperity for robbers and security for those who provoke God?A. The beastsB. The earthC. The birds of the air and the fish of the seaD. All of the above

5. In Job 12:11, Job asks if the ear does not test words and the mouth taste what?A. WordsB. ItselfC. FoodD. Nothing

6. In Job 12:14, what does Job say happens if the Lord breaks a thing down?A. It cannot be rebuiltB. It will be rebuiltC. The earth is overwhelmedD. He shows his strength and might

7. In Job 12:17, Job says that the Lord leads counselors away plundered. What does he say the Lord makes of the judges?A. Mighty menB. FoolsC. Men filled with understanding and wisdomD. Cowards

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8. In Job 12:18, with what does Job say the Lord binds the waists of kings? A. His handB. RopeC. A robeD. A belt

9. In Job 12:22, Job states that the Lord uncovers deep things out of darkness. What does he state that the Lord brings to light?A. DarknessB. The nationsC. Secrets of the deepD. The shadow of death

10. In Job 12:24-25, like what does Job say that the Lord makes the chiefs of the people of the earth stagger?A. A wounded gazelleB. A blind manC. A drunken manD. A young child

Chapter 13

1. In Job 13:3, Job states that he would speak to the Almighty and that he desired to do what with God?A. ReasonB. FellowshipC. WonderD. Gather

2. According to Job 13:5, what does Job tell his three friends would be their wisdom if they would do it?A. Being fearfulB. Being silentC. Being righteousD. Being willing

3. According to Job 13:7, Job asks his friends if they will speak _________ for God?A. BoldlyB. ScornfullyC. BlamelesslyD. Wickedly

4. In Job 13:10, Job tells his three friends that the Lord will surely rebuke them if they do what?A. Think evil in their heartB. Turn their backs on the LordC. Rebuke the LordD. Secretly show partiality

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5. In Job 13:12, Job tells his three friends that their platitudes are proverbs of ashes. What does he say their defenses are?A. Defenses of a kingB. Defenses of stoneC. Defenses of clayD. Defenses of a foolish man

6. In Job 13:14, Job rhetorically asks why he takes his flesh in his teeth and why he puts _________ in his hands?A. His lifeB. His workC. His iniquityD. The Lord’s strength

7. In Job 13:16, who does Job say could not come before the Lord?A. All sinnersB. A hypocriteC. The contentiousD. A coward

8. In Job 13:19, Job asks who will contend with him. What does he say will happen if he holds his tongue? A. He will save himselfB. He will not be heardC. He will be praisedD. He will perish

9. According to Job 13:22, what does Job say that he will do if God withdraws his hand and then calls?A. He will not answerB. He will shout it to all the earthC. He will be filled with dreadD. He will answer

10. According to Job 13:24, Job asks why God hides His face and why He regards him as what?A. A friendB. A childC. His enemyD. An evildoer

11. According to Job 13:28, to what does Job compare man who decays like a rotten thing?A. A moth-eaten garmentB. A decomposing tree stumpC. Sour wineD. Tarnished silver

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Chapter 14

1. According to Job 14:1, who does Job say that man is born of?A. WomanB. FleshC. SpiritD. Eve

2. According to Job 14:4, who can bring a clean thing out of an unclean?A. The wickedB. No oneC. The righteousD. The Lord

3. According to Job 14:7, what hope is there for a tree that is cut down?A. Its wood will be usefulB. It will feel no painC. It will healD. It will sprout again

4. According to Job 14:7-9, what causes a tree that has been cut down to bud?A. The providence of GodB. The riches of the soilC. A ray of sunD. The scent of water

5. According to Job 14:10-12, what does Job compare to water disappearing from the sea and a river drying up?A. FastingB. A severe famineC. A man dyingD. A harsh word spoken without love

6. According to Job 14:13, where does Job wish the Lord would hide him?A. In the graveB. In the cleft of the rockC. In the shadow of His handD. Where none shall seek him

7. According to Job 14:17, where does Job say that his transgression is sealed up?A. In the book of lifeB. In a bagC. In a memoryD. In the record of his deeds

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8. According to Job 14:18-19, to what does Job compare a mountain crumbling away? A. His body wasting awayB. His friends accusing him of wrongdoingC. A stressful lifeD. The Lord destroying the hope of man

9. According to Job 14:21, what does Job say that man does not know about his sons?A. When they receive their namesB. When they attain great richesC. When they are bornD. When they come to honor

Chapter 15

1. According to Job 15:1-2, Eliphaz the Temanite says, “Should a wise man answer with empty , and fill himself with the east wind?”

A. FaithB. KnowledgeC. PrayersD. Talk

2. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:5, what teaches Job’s mouth?A. His iniquityB. His prideC. His ignoranceD. His anger

3. According to Job 15:8, what does Eliphaz ask Job if he has heard?A. The wisdom of the LordB. The counsel of GodC. God’s commandD. His Testimony

4. According to Job 15:10, who does Eliphaz say is among them? A. The righteous and the generousB. The respected and the esteemedC. The experienced and the wiseD. The gray-haired and the aged

5. In Job 15:11, Eliphaz asks Job “Are the of God too small for you?”A. ConsolationsB. GiftsC. StatutesD. Words

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6. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:15-16, if God puts no trust in His saints, and the heavens are not pure in His sight, how much less is man, who is described as ?A. Wicked and filthyB. Abominable and full of unrighteousnessC. Filthy and abominableD. Full of iniquity and unrighteousness

7. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:20, what does the wicked man writhe with all his days? A. VanityB. AnxietyC. AngerD. Pain

8. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:20-21, when does the destroyer come upon the wicked man? A. All his daysB. At the end of his daysC. In prosperityD. In iniquity

9. According to Job 15:25-26, who is the wicked man running against and acting defiantly toward? A. His enemies B. His own soulC. The righteousD. The Almighty

10. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:27-28, where does the wicked man dwell even though he is fat? A. In pagan cities B. In fortified citiesC. In cities of refugeD. In desolate cities

11. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:31, what will be the wicked man’s reward? A. DarknessB. FutilityC. DeceptionD. Destruction

12. According to Eliphaz in Job 15:35, the company of hypocrites conceive trouble and bring forth what?A. FutilityB. PowerC. GriefD. Riches

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Chapter 16

1. In Job 16:1-5, Job tells his friends that if they were in his place he could speak as they do; but instead he would do what with his mouth and lips?A. Strengthen themB. Comfort themC. Relieve their griefD. All of the above

2. According to Job in Job 16:8, what rises up against him and bears witness to his face?A. His diseaseB. His leannessC. His companionsD. His silence

3. According to Job 16:10, Job says “They gape at me with their mouth, they strike me reproachfully on the _______, they gather together against me.”A. CheekB. BackC. ArmD. Head

4. According to Job 16:12, Job says that he was at ease, but God has done what?A. Set him up as a targetB. Shattered himC. Shaken him to piecesD. All of the above

5. In Job 16:15, what did Job say he had sewn over his skin?A. Leather garmentsB. A servant’s robeC. SackclothD. Filthy rags

6. In Job 16:16, Job says that his face is flushed from weeping. What does he say is on his eyelids?A. ViolenceB. The shadow of deathC. Weariness D. Weeping

7. According to Job 16:17, How does Job describe his prayer?A. PureB. RighteousC. HopelessD. Sincere

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8. According to Job 16:19, where does Job say his witness is?A. On the earthB. Where his friends areC. In heavenD. In himself

9. According to Job 16:20, what did Job say his friends did to him?A. Scorned himB. Pitied himC. Abandoned himD. Reviled against him

10. In Job 16:22, where did Job say he would go when a few years were finished?A. Where the Lord calls himB. The way of no returnC. To the heavenly placesD. Back to where he came from

Chapter 17

1. In Job 17:1, when Job says that his spirit is broken and his days are extinguished, what does he say is ready for him?A. The shadow of deathB. His rewardC. The LordD. The grave

2. In Job 17:3-4, Job says “Who is he who will shake hands with me? For You have hidden their heart from .”A. UnderstandingB. LoveC. KnowledgeD. Compassion

3. In Job 17:6, Job states that God made him of the people.A. A bywordB. A disgraceC. A criminalD. An outcast

4. In Job 17:7, what does Job say has grown dim because of sorrow?A. His hopeB. His faithC. His eyeD. His members

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5. According to Job in Job 17: 9, the righteous will hold to his way, and he who has clean hands will be and stronger.

A. FaithfulB. RighteousC. StrongerD. Resilient

6. In Job 17:11-12, what does Job state that the thoughts of his heart say in the face of darkness?A. I will fear no evil.B. The light is near.C. I will change the night to day.D. The Lord is with me.

7. According to Job 17: 14, to what does Job hypothetically say, “You are my mother and my sister”? A. The wormB. CorruptionC. His wifeD. Darkness

8. In Job 17:15, what is Job referring to when he asks who can see it?A. His hopeB. His courageC. His despairD. His faith in God

9. In Job 17:16, Job asks if they will go down to the gates of Sheol. Where does he ask if they will have rest together?A. The gates of SheolB. HeavenC. The dustD. The darkness

Chapter 18

1. In Job 18:3, Bildad asked Job why we are counted as what?A. SheepB. BeastsC. LeviathanD. Dogs

2. According to Bildad in Job 18:5, what does the light of the wicked do?A. Oppresses the poorB. Shines brightlyC. Goes outD. Insults the righteous

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3. According to Bildad in Job 18:7, what casts the wicked down?A. God’s justice B. His own counselC. His own prideD. God’s vengeance

4. According to Bildad in Job 18:10, what is hidden for the wicked on the ground?A. A nooseB. A pitC. MoneyD. A serpent

5. According to Bildad in Job 18:13, what devours the limbs of the wicked?A. His own hypocrisyB. The behemothC. Terrors of the nightD. The firstborn of death

6. According to Bildad in Job 18:15, what is scattered on the dwelling of the wicked?A. DustB. WaterC. BrimstoneD. Fire

7. According to Bildad in Job 18:19, the wicked has neither son nor among his people?A. RespectB. PosterityC. HarmonyD. Consolation

8. According to Bildad in Job 18:20, what is the reaction of those in the west to the day of the wicked?A. They are astonishedB. They are frightenedC. They are happyD. They are distressed

Chapter 19

1. In Job 19:3, how many times does Job say that his friends had reproached him?A. TenB. FifteenC. SevenD. Nine

2. According to Job 19:4, where does Job say that his error remained, if indeed he had erred?A. Before GodB. With himC. On his headD. Before him

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3. According to Job 19:9, what does Job say God had taken from his head?A. The coveringB. The graceC. The hairD. The crown

4. According to Job 19:10, what does Job say God had uprooted like a tree?A. His faithB. His loveC. His hopeD. His wealth

5. In Job 19:11, what does Job say that God counts him as?A. A prey for the wickedB. A sacrificeC. An object of wrathD. One of His enemies

6. In Job 19:15, what does Job say that those who dwell in his house, and his maidservants, count him as?A. WeakB. An enemyC. A rockD. A stranger

7. In Job 19:17, what does Job say is offensive to his wife?A. His breathB. His appearanceC. His fleshD. His voice

8. In Job 19:19, what does Job say that those he loves had done to him.A. Pitied himB. Turned against himC. Struck himD. Wronged him

9. In Job 19:21, what does Job say has struck him?A. The hand of GodB. A wasting diseaseC. The hand of SatanD. A curse

10. According to Job 19:25, who does Job know lives and shall stand at last on the earth?A. His RefugeB. His RockC. His WitnessD. His Redeemer

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11. According to Job 19:28-29, what does Job tell his friends to be afraid of if they should say, “How shall we persecute him?”A. God’s presenceB. DestructionC. Their enemiesD. The sword

Chapter 20

1. In Job 20:2, what does Zophar say makes him answer Job?A. His humilityB. His upright heartC. His anxious thoughtsD. His concern for Job

2. According to Zophar in Job 20:5, whose joy is but for a moment?A. The sinnerB. The hypocriteC. The righteousD. Job

3. According to Zophar in Job 20:7, the wicked will perish forever like what?A. The grass of the fieldB. His own refuseC. His enemiesD. The beasts

4. According to Zophar in Job 20:8, the wicked will be chased away like what?A. Scattered sheepB. Straw before the windC. Chaff that a storm carries awayD. A vision of the night

5. According to Zophar in Job 20:14, the food in the stomach of the wicked turns sour and becomes like what within him?A. Cobra venomB. BitternessC. A curseD. Wine

6. According to Zophar in Job 20:15, what does the wicked swallow down and vomit up again?A. HoneyB. CreamC. RichesD. Pride

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7. According to Zophar in Job 20:18, what will the wicked NOT get from the proceeds of business?A. SecurityB. EnjoymentC. PeaceD. Strife

8. According to Zophar in Job 20:19, the wicked has oppressed and forsaken the poor and violently seized what?A. Food that he did not growB. Land that was not his ownC. A house which he did not buildD. Children that he did not bear

9. According to Zophar in Job 20:22, what will come against the wicked in his self-sufficiency and distress?A. Every hand of crueltyB. Every hand of vengeanceC. Every hand of justiceD. Every hand of misery

10. According to Zophar in Job 20:24, what will pierce through the wicked?A. A bronze spearB. A bronze bowC. A bronze knifeD. A bronze axe

11. According to Zophar in Job 20:26, what will consume the wicked?A. A plagueB. PestilenceC. An unfanned fireD. A burning fever

Chapter 21

1. According to Job 21: 2-3, what does Job tell his friends they can continue to do after they have listened carefully to what he has to say? A. Rebuke himB. Mock himC. Comfort himD. Bless him

2. According to Job 21:4, Job says that he should be impatient if his complaint was against whom?A. ManB. GodC. SatanD. The wicked

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3. According to Job 21:7, Job wonders why which group of people can live long lives and become mighty in power? A. The richB. The boastfulC. The lazyD. The wicked

4. According to Job 21:9-12, how does Job describe the life of the wicked? A. The rod of God is not upon themB. Their bulls breed and their cows do not miscarryC. Their children dance and sing to the tambourine and harpD. All of the above

5. According to Job 21:13, in what do the wicked spend their days before they suddenly go down to the grave?A. ContentmentB. EvilC. WealthD. Merriment

6. According to Job 21:14, what do the wicked have no desire to know as evidenced by their telling God to depart from them? A. God's loveB. God's powerC. God's waysD. God's wrath

7. According to Job 21:18, even though the wicked lead prosperous lives, Job compares them to what that gets carried away by a storm?A. ChaffB. WaterC. HousesD. Livestock

8. According to Job 21:19, according to the claim made by Job's friends, what has God laid up for a man's children?A. BlessingB. TreasureC. CursingD. Iniquity

9. According to Job 21:22, since God judges those on high, Job asks if anyone can teach God what?A. MercyB. KnowledgeC. TruthD. Compassion

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10. According to Job 21:23-25, Job describes one man who dies in full strength while another man dies in what? A. The hopeless of his soulB. The weakness of his soulC. The bitterness of his soulD. The unfaithfulness of his soul

11. According to Job 21:23-26, what is the fate of the man who is secure and the man who has never eaten with pleasure?A. Both will lie down in the dust and worms will cover themB. Both will live long and prosperous livesC. One will be blessed, while the other will be cursedD. One will be honored, while the other will be dishonored

12. According to Job 21:30, for what does Job say the wicked are reserved?A. The day of despairB. The day of doomC. The way of destructionD. The way of evil

13. According to Job 21:32-33, where will the wicked be brought just as countless people before and after him?A. The city gateB. The king's palaceC. The marketplaceD. The grave

14. According to Job 21:34, according to Job with what kind of words are his friends using to comfort him? A. SoothingB. TruthfulC. EmptyD. Bitter

15. According to Job 21:34, what word does Job use to describe the answers of his friends?A. ComfortingB. BitterC. FalsehoodD. Angry

Chapter 22

1. According to Job 22:1-2, as Eliphaz questions whether a man may be profitable to God, he says what kind of man may be profitable to himself? A. WiseB. RighteousC. WealthyD. Blameless

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2. According to Job 22:5, what does Eliphaz accuse Job of having that is described as being "without end"?A. SorrowB. SufferingC. BitternessD. Iniquity

3. According to Job 22:6, what does Eliphaz claim that Job has taken from a brother for no reason? A. OfferingsB. PledgesC. BribesD. Consolation

4. According to Job 22:10, as stated by Eliphaz, what are all around Job since he has mistreated the poor and the needy? A. AdversariesB. SnaresC. SorrowsD. Calamities

5. According to Job 22:13, Eliphaz says that Job claims that the deep darkness prevents God from what?A. Reaching manB. Loving manC. Judging manD. Helping man

6. According to Job 22:15-16, what had happened to the wicked men of old whose foundations were swept away by a flood? A. They lived long livesB. They were filled with despairC. They feared the wrath of GodD. They were cut down before their time

7. According to Job 22:19-20, who does Eliphaz claim are glad because their adversaries have been cut down?A. The righteousB. The wickedC. The wearyD. The downtrodden

8. According to Job 22:21, what does Eliphaz tell Job he needs to do in order for good to come to him?A. Offer a sacrifice to GodB. Repay evil with good deedsC. Acquaint himself with GodD. Acknowledge his unrighteousness

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9. According to Job 22:22, where does Eliphaz tell Job to lay up God’s words after receiving his instructions?A. In his mindB. In his soulC. In his heartD. In heaven

10. According to Job 22:23-25, what two things does Eliphaz say the Almighty will be to Job if only Job will return to God? A. Joy and peaceB. Blessing and securityC. Iron and bronzeD. Gold and silver

11. According to Job 22:27-28, Eliphaz says that after Job returns to God, his prayers will be heard and what will happen to Job's ways?A. Light will shine on themB. God will bless themC. They will become straightD. The wicked will be far from them

12. According to Job 22:30, whom does Eliphaz say God will deliver by the purity of Job's hands?A. One who is blamelessB. One who is not innocentC. One who acknowledges his guiltD. One who is justified

Chapter 23

1. According to Job 23:2, what does Job say is listless due to his groaning and bitter complaining? A. His heartB. His tongueC. His handD. His spirit

2. According to Job 23:3-4, with what would Job fill his mouth if he could only come before God and present his case?A. PraisesB. ComplaintsC. BlessingsD. Arguments

3. According to Job 23:7, what kind of person does Job believe could reason with God? A. The wickedB. The uprightC. The wiseD. The weak

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4. According to Job 23:10, what will Job be like after he has endured the testing of God? A. SilverB. GoldC. BronzeD. Pearls

5. According to Job 23:12, as Job continues to maintain his innocence, what has he treasured more than food?A. God's wordsB. God's mercyC. God's presenceD. God's power

6. According to Job 23:13-15, since God does whatever He desires, how does Job feel toward God's presence? A. LovedB. JoyfulC. AngryD. Terrified

7. According to Job 23:16, why does Job state his heart was weak?A. Because he feared GodB. Because his friends turned on himC. Because God made it weakD. Because of his infirmity

Chapter 24

1. According to Job 24:1-2, what did Job say that some of those who know God do to flocks? A. Drive them awayB. Seize them violentlyC. Take them as a pledgeD. Hide them

2. According to Job in Job 24:4-5, how did Job say that the poor, who are forced to hide, go out to their work, searching for food? A. Naked, without clothingB. Like an ox going to the slaughterC. Like wild donkeys in the desertD. Like a lamb in open country

3. According to Job 24:8, where did Job say that the poor huddle for want of shelter? A. In the fieldB. In the vineyardC. On the mountainD. Around the rock

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4. According to Job 24:9-10, what does Job say that some take away from the hungry? A. The sheavesB. Their clothingC. The fodderD. Hope

5. In Job 24:12, what did Job say the souls of the wounded do? A. Dry out like heads of grainB. Hide their faceC. Cry outD. Rebel against the light

6. In Job 24:14, what does Job say that the murderer who kills the poor and needy is like in the night? A. A wild donkeyB. A liarC. A ravenous wolfD. A thief

7. In Job 24:16, which houses did Job say that the wicked break into in the dark? A. Those they marked in the daytimeB. Those of the people they killedC. Those of their enemiesD. Those of their neighbors

8. According to Job in Job in Job 24:19, how does the grave consume those who have sinned? A. They are broken like a treeB. As drought and heat consume the snow watersC. They are taken out of the way like all othersD. As charcoal in a fiery furnace

9. According to Job in Job 24:22, with what does God draw the mighty away? A. Their own desiresB. His patienceC. His creationD. His power

10. In Job 24:25, at the end of his discourse on the poor and wicked, what does Job ask?A. Why do you condemn me?B. Where is justice?C. Who will prove me a liar?D. Who will teach me?

Chapter 25

1. In Job 25:2, when Bildad the Shuhite answered Job, what did he say belongs to God? A. Intelligence and judgmentB. Dominion and fearC. Righteousness and powerD. Love and truth

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2. In Job 25:4, what two things did Bildad the Shuhite question whether men could be before God? A. Righteous and pureB. Peaceful and secureC. Redeemed and lovedD. Triumphant and joyful

3. In Job 25:6, to what does Bildad compare the son of man? A. A dry head of grainB. A rockC. A wild donkeyD. A worm

Chapter 26

1. In Job 26:1-2, Job asks Bildad how he has helped him who is ? A. PoorB. Without powerC. DeceitfulD. Without hope

2. According to Job 26:5, what does Job say the dead do? A. Depend on GodB. Hold fastC. TrembleD. Lie down and do not rise

3. In Job 26:6, in addition to Sheol being naked before God, what does Job say has no covering? A. The poorB. The deadC. EarthD. Destruction

4. In Job 26:8, where does Job say that God binds up the water? A. In the deepsB. Shut in with doorsC. In His thick cloudsD. In His treasury of snow and hail

5. According to Job 26:10, what does Job say God drew on the face of the waters? A. A circular horizonB. The breadth of the earthC. The bottles of heavenD. A channel for overflowing water

6. According to Job 26:11, what does Job say are astonished at God’s rebuke? A. The ends of the earthB. The pillars of heavenC. The waves of the seaD. The terrors of the floods

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7. According to Job 26:14, how did Job describe what we hear of God compared to the thunder of His power which no one can understand? A. A gentle voiceB. His majestic voiceC. A small whisperD. Nothing

Chapter 27

1. In Job 27:2, what did Job say the Almighty had done to him in addition to taking away his justice? A. Took away his righteousnessB. Pierced his bonesC. Declared sound adviceD. Made his soul bitter

2. In Job 27:5, what did Job say that he could not do with regard to Bildad? A. Say that he was rightB. Counsel one who has no wisdomC. Listen to his counselD. Teach him about the Almighty

3. In Job 27:6, Job says his heart won’t do what as long as he lives? A. Give up on GodB. Conceal his love for GodC. Reproach himD. Speak wickedness

4. According to Job 27:8-9, what can the hypocrite not expect from God when trouble comes upon him? A. That God will hear his cryB. That God will rise up against the unrighteousC. That they will be able to flee from His powerD. That God will allow them to continue

5. According to Job 27:10, Job does not expect the hypocrite to delight in what? A. RighteousnessB. The AlmightyC. IntegrityD. Humility

6. According to Job 27:13-14, what does Job say that the offspring of the wicked will not be satisfied with? A. SilverB. ClothingC. BreadD. Survival

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7. According to Job 27:16-17, though the wicked pile up clothing like clay, who does Job say will wear it? A. The justB. Those who walk in their integrityC. The innocentD. The poor

8. According to Job 27:19, who does Job say will lie down but not be gathered up? A. The watchmanB. The unrighteous manC. The hypocriteD. The rich man

9. According to Job 27:21, what does Job say the east wind does to the rich man? A. Overtakes him like a floodB. Makes him lie downC. Carries him awayD. Forces him to flee

10. According to Job 27:23, what does Job say that men shall do when the rich man flees from the power of the east wind? A. Hiss him out of his placeB. Teach him to call upon GodC. Hold fast to their integrityD. Scorn him

Chapter 28

1. According to Job 28:3, Job says that man puts an end to darkness and searches every recess for what? A. PowerB. BreadC. OreD. Wisdom

2. According to Job 28:5, when Job says that bread comes from the earth what does he say happens underneath? A. It is shaken as by GodB. It is turned up as by fireC. It rises and falls like the seaD. It reels to and fro like a drunkard

3. According to Job 28:6, what does Job say that the stones of the earth are the source of? A. Sapphires B. SilverC. CrystalD. Bread

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4. According to Job 28:9, in describing how man seeks after the riches in the earth, what does he say that man does to the mountains? A. Consume them in fireB. Cause them to trembleC. Overturns them at the rootsD. Breaks them into pieces

5. According to Job 28:11, what does Job say that man does to the streams in order bring what is hidden to light? A. Drinks from themB. Gathers stones from themC. Searches themD. Dams them up

6. In Job 28:12-13, Job says that wisdom cannot be found in which of the following?A. The land of the deadB. The land of the righteousC. The land of the faithfulD. The land of the living

7. In Job 28:15, Job says that wisdom’s price cannot be weighed in which of the following?A. SilverB. BronzeC. IronD. Onyx

8. In Job 28:18, Job says that wisdom is above the price of which of the following?A. SapphireB. RubiesC. Lapis lazuliD. Bronze

9. In Job 28:21, Job says that wisdom is concealed even from which of the following?A. The beasts of the fieldB. ManC. The birds in the airD. Woman

10. According to Job in Job 28:22, referring to wisdom, who says, “We have heard a report about it with our ears”?A. Wind and Rain B. Life and DeathC. Good and EvilD. Destruction and Death

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11. In Job 28:26, what did Job say that God made for the thunderbolt?A. A pathB. A lawC. A weightD. A place

12. According to Job in Job 28:26-27, after making a law for the rain and a path for the thunderbolt, what did God see and declare?A. Righteousness B. WisdomC. IntegrityD. Peace

13. According to Job in Job 28:28, what did God say that departing from evil is?A. ComfortingB. LifeC. PeaceD. Understanding Chapter 29

1. According to Job 29:3, Job longed for the days when God’s what shined on Job’s head?A. GraceB. LampC. StarD. Word

2. In to Job 29:4, what did Job say was over his tent in the days of his prime?A. The friendly counsel of GodB. The abundance of GodC. The comforting hand of GodD. God’s righteous judgment

3. According to Job 29:7-8, what did the young men do when they saw Job at the gate by the city?A. Cursed his nameB. Praised himC. HidD. Called to him

4. According to Job 29:10, what happened to the nobles when Job took his seat in the open square?A. Their mouth praised JobB. Their voice was hushedC. Their eyes were openedD. Their hands were raised

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5. According to Job 29:13, whose blessing came upon Job?A. The fatherlessB. A perishing manC. The widowD. The poor

6. In Job 29:14, what did Job say was like a robe and a turban?A. GraceB. FaithfulnessC. JusticeD. Peace

7. According to Job 29:17, whose fangs did Job break?A. The selfishB. The enemyC. The wickedD. The stranger

8. According to Job 29:19, what did Job say was spread out to the waters?A. His branchB. His handsC. His armsD. His root

9. According to Job 29:21-24, what did the men who listened to Job’s counsel not cast down?A. The light of Job’s countenanceB. The evidence of Job’s justice C. The humility of Job’s lifeD. Job’s integrity

10. According to Job 29:21-25, Job sat as what for those who listened to Job’s counsel?A. KingB. JudgeC. ChiefD. Soldier Chapter 30

1. In Job 30:1, who did Job say mocked at him?A. Men the same age as JobB. Men younger than JobC. Men older than JobD. Job’s friends

2. According to Job 30:4, what did Job say the young men who mocked him plucked by the bushes?A. MallowB. BerriesC. SeedsD. Roots

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3. According to Job 30:6, where did Job say the young men who mocked him had to live?A. In the clefts of the valleysB. In caves of the earth and the rocksC. Among the citiesD. Both A and B

4. According to Job 30:9, what did Job say he had become to the young men who mocked him?A. DeathB. A nuisanceC. A taunting songD. A friend

5. According to Job 30:12, what did Job say arose at his right hand?A. The rabbleB. MenC. DestructionD. Peace

6. According to Job 30:15, what did Job say had happened to his prosperity?A. Fallen awayB. Passed like a cloudC. Increased ten foldD. Stayed the same

7. According to Job 30:16, what did Job say had taken hold of him?A. Days of afflictionB. HappinessC. PeacefulnessD. Suffering and torment

8. According to Job 30:19, Job says that he had been cast into the mire and had become like what?A. DeathB. An angelC. Dust and ashesD. A taunting song

9. According to Job 30:25, who did Job say his soul had grieved for?A. The poorB. The richC. The lostD. The young men

10. According to Job 30:26, what did Job say came to him when he looked for good?A. TroubleB. EvilC. DeathD. Help

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11. According to Job 30:29, what does Job describe himself as?A. A brother of menB. A brother of jackalsC. A companion of ostrichesD. Both B and C

Chapter 31

1. According to Job 31:1, Job asks why he should look upon a young woman, since he had made what kind of covenant? A. A covenant with his GodB. A covenant with his wifeC. A covenant with his eyesD. A covenant with an old woman

2. According to Job 31:2-3, Job says that the allotment of God from above includes what for the wicked? A. FireB. FeverC. HungerD. Destruction

3. According to Job 31:6, Job wanted to be weighed on honest scales that God may know his what? A. IntegrityB. DeceitC. RichesD. Heart

4. According to Job 31:7-8, Job says if his step has turned from the way, then what should be done with his harvest? A. It should be left to rotB. It should be rooted outC. It should be given to the poorD. It should be burned in the field

5. According to Job 31:13-14, Job indicates he would have no answer to God’s punishment of him if he despised the cause of whom? A. An orphan stealing foodB. A widow begging from himC. A poor man without clothingD. A servant complaining against him

6. According to Job 31:15, Job could not justify despising the cause of complaining servants because he acknowledged what about them? A. Faithful servants are hard to findB. His household would fall without themC. He is obligated to share his wealth with themD. The same God who made him also made them

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7. According to Job in Job 31:17, eating his morsel by himself would be a bad thing if he did it so that who could not eat of it? A. His servantsB. The widowC. The fatherlessD. The poor

8. According to Job 31:19-20, what did Job give to any poor man without covering? A. His own cloakB. A job in his fieldsC. A leather garmentD. Fleece from his sheep

9. According to Job 31:22, if Job had not helped the needy, then what did he say should happen to his arm? A. It should be elevated with richesB. It should grow weak and uselessC. It should be covered with leprosyD. It should be torn from the socket

10. According to Job 31:24, Job did not want to be guilty of putting his hope and confidence in what? A. GoldB. FriendsC. ServantsD. His harvest

11. According to Job 31:26-27, Job did not allow his heart to be secretly enticed by observing what? A. Fine goldB. A young womanC. The sun and moonD. Another man’s harvest

12. According to Job 31:24-28, why is it an iniquity deserving judgment to make gold your hope or to let your heart be enticed by observations of the sun and moon? A. It doesn’t account for free willB. It discounts workC. It denies sacrificeD. It denies God

13. According to Job 31:32, how had Job treated travelers? A. Opened his doors to themB. Ignored their knocks at his doorC. Gave them lodging in the streetD. Put them in a tent and fed them meat

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14. According to Job 31:35-36, if his Prosecutor had written a book, what did Job say he would do with it? A. Read it at the gatesB. Burn it in the streetC. Bind it on him like a crownD. Seal it with his signet ring

15. According to Job 31:38-40, if his land cried out against him, what did Job say it should grow instead of wheat and barley? A. Thistles and weedsB. Trees without fruitC. Vines and nettlesD. Corn and oats

Chapter 32

1. According to Job 32:1, why did Job’s three friends cease answering him? A. Because Job’s grief was too greatB. Because Job refused to curse GodC. Because Job shut his ears against themD. Because Job was righteous in his own eyes

2. According to Job 32:2, why was Elihu’s wrath aroused against Job? A. Because Job had refused to help the needyB. Because Job rejoiced at having great wealthC. Because Job justified himself rather than GodD. Because Job spoke harsh words to the older men

3. According to Job 32:3, why was Elihu’s wrath aroused against Job’s three friends? A. Because they condemned Job without finding an answerB. Because they had not allowed Elihu to speak earlierC. Because they encouraged Job to curse God and dieD. Because they were old but still foolish

4. According to Job 32:4, which man waited his turn to speak to Job because the others were older? A. BildadB. ElihuC. ZopharD. Eliphaz

5. According to Job 32:8, what did Elihu say gives man understanding? A. A multitude of yearsB. The book of the ProsecutorC. The breath of the AlmightyD. Paying close attention to great men

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6. According to Job 32:12, which friend did Elihu say had answered Job convincingly? A. EliphazB. BildadC. ZopharD. None

7. According to Job 32:18-19, Elihu said that he was so full of words that his belly was ready to burst like what? A. New wineskinsB. An overflowing streamC. A cloud full of rainD. A new patch on an old garment

8. According to Job 32:22, Elihu said his Maker would soon take him away if he knew how to do what? A. LieB. InsultC. FlatterD. Answer

Chapter 33

1. In Job 33:3, where does Elihu claim that his words come from?A. His upright heartB. The Spirit of GodC. The light of lifeD. Men of understanding

2. In Job 33:4, what does Elihu say that the breath of the Almighty gives him?A. PowerB. WisdomC. PeaceD. Life

3. In Job 33:6, Elihu says that he is Job’s spokesman before God and that he has also been formed out of what?A. SpiritB. WisdomC. ClayD. Hope

4. In Job 33:8-9, what does Elihu says that he has heard the sound of Job’s word saying?A. I am pure, without enmityB. I am pure, without transgressionC. I am pure, without hopeD. I am pure, without envy

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5. In Job 33:12-13, what does Elihu ask Job after he tells him that God is greater than man?A. Why do you contend with Him?B. Why do you disobey Him?C. Why do you speak deceitfully?D. Why do you speak recklessly?

6. According to Elihu in Job 33:14, God may speak in one way, or another, yet what does man not do?A. Believe itB. Hear itC. Obey itD. Perceive it

7. According to Elihu in Job 33:17-18, God keeps man’s soul back from the Pit in order to turn him from what?A. His deedB. His wayC. His timeD. His purpose

8. According to Elihu in Job 33:19, what does God chasten man with?A. Grief on his bedB. Pain on his bedC. Disease on his bedD. Anger on his bed

9. According to Elihu in Job 33:19-20, what does the chastening pain from God cause man’s soul to abhor?A. Tender grapesB. New wineC. Succulent foodD. Ripened figs

10. According to Elihu in Job 33:23-25, if there is a mediator to show a man His uprightness, and He says, “Deliver him from going down to the Pit; I have found a ransom,” what shall the man return to?A. The days of his youthB. The days of his innocenceC. The days of his prosperityD. The days of his peace

11. According to Elihu in Job 33:26-27, after God restores a man’s righteousness, what does the restored man look at men and say?A. I see the lightB. I have been redeemedC. My reason has returned to meD. I have sinned

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12. According to Elihu in Job 33:29-30, how many times does God work all the things that he does to bring back a man’s soul from the Pit?A. One timeB. Three timesC. Four timesD. Seven times

13. In Job 33:32-33, what does Elihu say that he will teach Job if he has nothing to say in answer to Elihu?A. StrengthB. UprightnessC. HumilityD. Wisdom

Chapter 34

1. According to Job 34:2, 10, and 34, when Elihu is speaking to Job and his friends, how does he describe them? A.  Sorrowful and grief stricken friendsB.  Wise and men of understandingC.  Comforting and peaceful brothersD.  Confused and bewildered men 2. According to Job 34:3, what does Elihu say that the ear tests?A.  ManB.  GodC.  SatanD.  Words 3. According to Job 34:4, what does Elihu suggest that he and his friends choose for themselves?A.  To follow GodB.  PeaceC.  Justice D.  Death 4. According to Job 34:7, what does Elihu accuse Job of drinking like water?A.  ScornB.  PrideC.  TroubleD.  Anger 5. According to Job 34:10-12, what does Elihu say that God will not do?A.  WickednessB.  Pervert justiceC.  IniquityD.  All of the above 

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6. According to Elihu in Job 34:11, what does God repay man according to?A.  His humilityB.  His generosityC.  His workD.  His heart 7. According to Elihu in Job 34:19, God is not partial to princes and does not regard the rich more than the poor because they are all what?A.  Full of wickednessB.  The work of His handsC.  WorthlessD.  Full of reproach 8. According to Elihu in Job 34:21-25, because God sees everything what does He know of men?A.  Their worksB.  Their friendsC.  Their thoughtsD.  Their weakness

9. According to Elihu in Job 34:22, there is no what where workers of iniquity may hide themselves?A.  Hole in the rockB.  CaveC.  Darkness D.  Secret place 10. According to Elihu in Job 34:24, God breaks in pieces mighty men without what?A.  PartialityB.  PityC.  KindnessD.  Inquiry 11. According to Elihu in Job 34:24-27, what does God strike mighty men as in the open sight of others because they turned back from Him and would not consider any of His ways?A.  Wicked menB.  Greedy menC.  Haughty menD.  Worthless men

12. In Job 34:29, Elihu asks who can make trouble when God gives what?A.  JoyB.  QuietnessC.  ComfortD.  Correction 

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13. In Job 34:36, what does Elihu say should be done to Job because his answers are like those of wicked men?A.  Rejected to the utmostB.  Punished to the utmost C.  Tried to the utmostD.  Despised to the utmost 14. In Job 34:37, what does Elihu say that Job adds to his sin?A.  RebellionB.  DeceitC.  PrideD.  Anger Chapter 35

1. According to Job 35:2, what did Elihu accuse Job of claiming he had more than God?A. ProfitB. RighteousnessC. PowerD. Wisdom

2. In Job 35:5, what did Elihu say was higher in the heavens than Job?A. GodB. AngelsC. HimselfD. Clouds

3. According to Job 35:8, who does Elihu say that Job’s righteousness affects?A. A son of manB. GodC. A man such as youD. Everyone

4. According to Job 35:9, why does Elihu say that they cry out for help?A. Because of the multitude of oppressionsB. Because of the arm of the mightyC. Both A and BD. Because of their conceit

5. According to Job 35:11, what does God make us wiser than?A. The fish of the seaB. The wild oxC. Evil menD. The birds of heaven

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6. According to Job 35:12, why does God not answer when they cry out?A. Because of the pride of evil menB. Because of God’s angerC. Because of their own self-righteousnessD. Because of their impatience

7. In Job 35:16, what does Elihu say of Job’s speech?A. He opens his mouth in deceitB. He multiplies words without considerationC. He opens his mouth in vain and multiplies words without knowledgeD. It is full of folly

Chapter 36

1. According to Job 36:2, on whose behalf does Elihu suggest that he speaks?A. His ownB. JobC. Job’s friendsD. God

2. According to Job 36:5, who does Elihu say that God despises?A. The wickedB. No oneC. The oppressedD. Job

3. In Job 36:6, to whom does God give justice?A. The wickedB. KingsC. The righteousD. The oppressed

4. According to Job 36:10, why does God open the ear of the righteous?A. For their instructionB. For their exaltationC. To afflict themD. To make them defiant

5. According to Job 36:11, if the righteous obey and serve God, what will they spend their days in?A. SafetyB. PeaceC. ComfortD. Prosperity

6. According to Job 36:14, what do the hypocrites in heart do?A. Cry for helpB. Die in youthC. Obey no oneD. Serve God

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7. In Job 36:17, what does Elihu say that Job is filled with?A. RichnessB. A broad place where there is no restraintC. Mighty forcesD. The judgment due the wicked

8. According to Job 36:21, to what does Elihu warn Job not to turn?A. DistressB. A broad placeC. IniquityD. His riches

9. According to Job 36:22, no one does what like God who is exalted by His power?A. TeachesB. LivesC. Sustains the oppressedD. Keeps you from distress

10. In Job 36:24, what does Elihu tell Job to do to God’s work?A. Sing about itB. Look on it from afarC. Forget itD. Magnify it

11. In Job 36:26, when Elihu says that we do not know God, what does he say that God is?A. Easy to understandB. GreatC. AgelessD. Near

12. According to Job 36:29, Elihu asks if anyone can understand what?A. The blowing windB. The depths of the seaC. The spreading of cloudsD. The morning dew

13. According to Job 36:29-31, by the spreading of clouds and thunder from His canopy God does what?A. Judges the peoples and gives food in abundanceB. Forgives the peoples and gives food to the poorC. Judges the wicked and gives grace to the oppressedD. Gives encouragement to the weak and exalts the humble

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Chapter 37

1. According to Elihu in Job 37:2-3, where does God send forth the rumbling that comes from His mouth?A. To the four windsB. Across the face of watersC. Throughout the wildernessD. Under the whole heaven

2. According to Elihu in Job 37:5, what does God do with His voice?A. Speaks softlyB. Thunders marvelouslyC. Proclaims wisdomD. Humbles the proud

3. According to Elihu in Job 37:6, what does God say to the snow?A. “Go forth”B. “Scatter on the earth”C. “Fall on the earth”D. “Know My work”

4. According to Elihu in Job 37:7, God seals the hand of every man so that they may know what?A. His workB. His voiceC. His powerD. His wisdom

5. According to Elihu in Job 37:11-13, God causes His clouds to come for correction, or for His land, or for what else?A. PeaceB. GuidanceC. MercyD. The beasts

6. In Job 37:14, what does Elihu tell Job to stand still and consider?A. The righteous judgments of GodB. The words of the Holy OneC. God’s infinite wisdomD. The wondrous works of God

7. In Job 37:16, when referring to God’s wondrous works, the clouds, what does Elihu say that God is perfect in?A. StrengthB. KnowledgeC. LightD. Holiness

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8. According to Elihu in Job 37:20, if a man were to speak to God, what would surely happen to him?A. He would be in darknessB. He would become perfect in knowledgeC. He would be swallowed upD. He would be silenced

9. According to Elihu in Job 37:24, God shows no partiality to any who are what?A. Wise of heartB. Fearful of HimC. OppressedD. Humble in heart

Chapter 38

1. According to Job 38:1, from where did the Lord answer Job? A. The foundations of the earthB. Out of the whirlwindC. The morning starsD. The doors of the sea

2. According to Job 38:3, what did the Lord tell Job to do before questioning him?A. Humble himselfB. Seek counselC. Prepare himself like a manD. Gain understanding

3. According to Job 38:4-5, what did the Lord stretch upon the foundations of the earth?A. The lineB. Thick darknessC. Golden splendorD. The morning light

4. According to Job 38:6-7, who or what were singing together when the Lord laid the cornerstone of the foundations of the earth? A. The sons of manB. The morning starsC. The birds of the airD. The fish of the sea

5. According to Job 38:8-10, what are the limits of the sea set by the Lord called? A. The cornerstoneB. SeashoreC. The ends of the earthD. Bars and doors

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6. According to Job 38:12, what did the Lord ask Job if he had commanded since his days began?A. The heavensB. The morningC. The proud wavesD. The beasts of the field

7. According to Job 38:15, light is withheld from the wicked and what is broken? A. The spirit of the righteousB. The hearts of the weakC. The upraised armD. The sinner’s hand

8. According to Job 38:17, what did the Lord ask Job if he had seen? A. The curve of the earthB. The springs of the mountainsC. The doors of the shadow of deathD. The way to freedom

9. According to Job 38:22, where was Job asked if he had entered? A. His homeB. The surface of the deepC. The tabernacleD. The treasury of snow

10. According to Job 38:25, what did the Lord divide for the overflowing water? A. A channelB. The skyC. Animals D. A land

11. According to Job 38:32, what was Job asked if he could bring out in its season? A. CropsB. RainC. MazzarothD. Children

12. According to Job 38:35, what did the Lord ask Job if he could send out? A. PlaguesB. The animals from their sleepC. An angelD. Lightnings

13. Job 38:37-38 asks who can pour out the bottles of heaven when what hardens in clumps? A. DustB. GrassC. The heartD. The earth

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14. According to Job 38:39, the Lord asked Job if he was able to satisfy what? A. His earthly desiresB. The needs of the peopleC. The appetite of the young lionsD. The food for the raven

15. According to Job 38:41, for whom does God provide food when its young ones cry to Him? A. The lionB. The ravenC. The wild mountain goatsD. The deer

Chapter 39

1. According to Job 39:1, what was Job asked if he could mark? A. When the sun risesB. When the deer gives birthC. When the hawk gives birthD. Where the eagle makes its nest

2. According to Job 39:4, who grows strong with grain?A. JobB. The cattle farmersC. Their deer’s young onesD. Fish

3. According to Job 39:5, whose bonds have been loosed?A. The onagerB. The prisonersC. Job’s friendsD. The ostrich

4. According to Job 39:7, where is the tumult that the onager scorns? A. The wildernessB. The cityC. The barren landD. The sea

5. According to Job 39:10, where does the Lord ask Job if the wild ox will be willing to bed? A. In the city B. The valleys behind himC. The range of the mountainsD. By his manger

6. According to Job 39:9-12, where does the Lord ask Job if he trusts the wild ox to gather his grain? A. His barnB. His threshing floorC. His pastureD. His barren land

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7. According to Job 39:13-14, who leaves her eggs on the ground and warms them in the dust? A. The storkB. The eagleC. The ostrichD. The hawk

8. According to Job 39:16, how does the ostrich treat her young? A. HarshlyB. As though they are not hersC. Without concernD. All the above

9. According to Job 39:18, whom does the ostrich scorn? A. Her youngB. The wild oxC. Its mateD. The horse and its rider

10. According to Job 39:19, the horse’s neck has been clothed with what? A. ThunderB. StrengthC. MajestyD. Fierceness

11. According to Job 39:22, what does the horse mock? A. The cowB. FearC. The riderD. Nothing

12. According to Job 39:24, what does the horse devour with fierceness and rage? A. The enemyB. His foodC. The earthD. The distance

13. In Job 39:26, Job is asked if, by his wisdom, the hawk spreads its wings toward what? A. The southB. Its nest on highC. The battleD. The mountains

14. According to Job 39:27-28, where does the eagle dwell and reside? A. On the rocksB. On the crag of the rockC. The strongholdD. All the above

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15. According to Job 39:29, from where do the eagle’s eyes observe? A. From the seaB. From afarC. From nearbyD. From the wilderness

Chapter 40

1. According to Job 40:4, when Job asks God what he should answer Him, where does Job say that he lays his hand? A. On his hipB. On the altarC. Over his mouthD. On top of his head

2. According to Job 40:6, out of what does the Lord answer Job? A. The thunderB. The whirlwindC. A white cloudD. A pillar of fire

3. According to Job 40:7, what did the Lord tell Job to do “like a man” then He would question him? A. ListenB. Prepare himselfC. Stand upD. Counsel

4. According to Job 40:9, what does God ask Job if he can do with a voice like God’s? A. ThunderB. RebukeC. FrightenD. Command

5. According to Job 40:11, whom does God tell Job to look on and humble if he has an arm or voice like God? A. The proudB. The wickedC. The foolishD. The scornful

6. According to Job 40:15-16, what animal does the Lord describe as having strength in its hips and power in its stomach muscles? A. LeviathanB. Wild oxC. HorseD. Behemoth

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7. According to Job 40:17, to what tree does God compare the tail of behemoth? A. An oakB. A cedarC. A lotusD. A willow

8. In Job 40:18, God states that the behemoth has bones like what? A. Lead pipesB. Beams of bronzeC. Bars of ironD. Planks of wood

9. In Job 40:18, what does God say are like bars of iron? A. The behemoth’s armsB. The behemoth’s tailC. The behemoth’s ribsD. The behemoth’s legs

10. In Job 40:19, who does God say is the only one who can bring a sword near the behemoth? A. The most mightyB. The most braveC. The one who perseveresD. The one who made him

11. According to Job 40:21-22, where does God say that the behemoth lies? A. In the valley B. In his nestC. Under the lotus treeD. On a bed of hay

12. In Job 40:23, God says that the behemoth is confident though what river gushes into his mouth? A. The NileB. The JordanC. The EuphratesD. The Tigris

Chapter 41

1. According to Job 41:1-2, which of the following does God ask Job if he can do to Leviathan? A. Snare his tongue with a lineB. Put a reed through his noseC. Pierce his jaw with a hook D. All of the above

2. In Job 41:5, God asks Job if he will play with Leviathan as a what? A. A birdB. A puppyC. A goatD. A sheep

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3. According to Job 41:7, with what does God ask Job if he can fill the skin of Leviathan? A. JavelinsB. HarpoonsC. ArrowsD. Swords

4. According to Job 41:10, what does God say no one is fierce enough to dare do to Leviathan? A. Defeat himB. Rob himC. Trap himD. Stir him up

5. According to Job 41:12, what does God NOT say he will not conceal concerning Leviathan? A. His limbsB. His mighty powerC. His graceful proportionsD. His glorious scales

6. According to Job 41:15, what does God say is Leviathan’s pride? A. His rows of scalesB. His strong limbsC. His hard heartD. His mighty power

7. According to God in Job 41:18, what does Leviathan do that flashes forth light? A. He raises upB. He snares his tongue with a lineC. He sneezesD. He spreads his wings

8. According to God in Job 41:22, what dwells in the neck of Leviathan? A. ThunderB. StrengthC. RageD. Confidence

9. According God in Job 41:25, who are afraid when Leviathan raises himself up? A. The braveB. The mightyC. The foolishD. The cowardly

10. According to God in Job 41:27, what does Leviathan regard as rotten wood? A. BronzeB. StoneC. CopperD. Gold

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11. According to Job 41:30, what part of the Leviathan does God describe as sharp potsherds? A. His spineB. His teethC. His undersidesD. His tail

12. According to Job 41:34, what does God say that Leviathan is king over? A. All the forestsB. All the children of prideC. All the mighty menD. All the creatures of the sea

Chapter 42

1. According to Job 42:3, in Job’s answer to the Lord, which of the following did Job NOT say that he had uttered? A. What he did not understandB. Things too wonderful for himC. Things which he did not knowD. Things which he could not see

2. According to Job 42:6, how did Job say that he repented? A. With weeping and gnashing of teethB. In shame and reproachC. In dust and ashesD. With strength and dignity

3. According to Job 42:7, who aroused the Lord’s wrath by speaking things that were not right about Him?A. JobB. Job’s wifeC. Eliphaz the TemaniteD. Eliphaz the Temanite and his two friends

4. According to Job 42:8, with what did the Lord command Job’s friends to take and make a burnt offering?A. A bull B. A ramC. A bull and a ramD. Seven bulls and seven rams 5. According to Job 42:9, what did Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite, and Zophar the Naamathite do after being rebuked by the Lord?A. As the Lord commanded themB. Went away in shameC. Suffered according to their follyD. Pleaded for forgiveness

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6. According to Job 42:10, in what way did the Lord restore Job’s losses?A. He restored a portion of all that Job lostB. He restored all that Job lostC. He restored Job five foldD. He restored twice as much as he had before

7. According to Job 42:11, who gave Job a piece of silver and a ring of gold?A. The LordB. Job’s brothers, sisters, and acquaintancesC. Eliphaz, Bildad, and ZopharD. Job’s wife

8. According to Job 42:12, with what did the Lord bless Job in his latter days?A. One thousand yoke of oxen and one thousand female donkeysB. Fourteen thousand sheepC. Six thousand camelsD. All of the above

9. According to Job 42:13, how many sons and daughters was Job blessed with after the Lord restored his losses?A. Three sons and seven daughtersB. Seven sons and three daughtersC. Fourteen sons and six daughtersD. Six daughters and fourteen sons

10. According to Job 42:14, what did Job name the first of his three daughters?A. EliphazB. KeziahC. JemimahD. Keren-Happuch

11. According to Job 42:15, what were Job’s daughters given?A. Many sons and daughtersB. Gold and silverC. An inheritance among their brothersD. All of the above

12. According to Job 42:16, after his ordeal, how many more years did Job live?A. 140 yearsB. 930 yearsC. 110 yearsD. 969 years

13. According to Job 42:17, what is said about Job’s death?A. God took himB. He was old and full of daysC. He was gathered to his familyD. He died peacefully

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