ACL3Q2015 Online Activities. Lesson 1

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1 ACL3Q2015 Online Activities Lesson 1 1. The wealthy will sing songs of. a. Lament b. Joy c. Praise d. Patriotism 2. Micah says that the invaders will. a. Teach the Israelites how to be civilized b. Learn the fear of God c. Pay tribute to God d. Mock the people and deride evil landowners 3. What will happen to the wealthy landowners? a. Their profits will soar. b. They will go into exile because they obtained the land by unjust means. c. They will go into exile because the invaders were greedy. d. The land will be salted, preventing anyone from using the land. 4. The false prophets told Micah not to speak about. a. Justice, punishment, or exile b. Infidelity c. Idolatry, trade routes, or military issues d. The king s countless affairs 5. Who disgusted Micah the most? a. Wealthy landowners b. The poor c. False prophets d. God Lesson 2 1. How did the prophets abuse their positions? a. Allowing financial gain to determine their positions b. Committed treason c. Donated all their money d. Assassinated vital leaders 2. The prophets joined forces with. a. The poor b. The army c. The wealthy d. The Babylonians 3. The prophet s task was to. a. Pray for profits and good weather

2 Lesson 3 b. Assist people reach the afterlife c. Listen to God and spread the message d. Feed the hungry 4. Micah was the kind of prophet who. a. Refused to speak on behalf of God b. Was willing to trust God and not depend on others c. Tried to start a rebellion d. Was willing to listen to God, but was forced to flee 5. Micah s primary motivation was to warn the people of. a. Hard economic restrictions b. Seven years of drought c. Persian invasion d. Their sin hopes of repentance 1. Who tried to get Balaam to curse Israel? a. Pharoah b. King Balak c. False prophets d. Micah 2. What did Balaam decide to do? a. Bless Israel b. Accept the gold and curse Israel c. Remain neutral d. Flee to another nation 3. can be a powerful tool to motivate change. a. Fear b. Memory c. Bribery d. Violence 4. When Micah lists God s expectations, the first one is. a. Obedience b. Love c. Equality d. Justice 5. What has God shown the world and expects us to show each other in return? a. Mercy b. Pain c. Harmony d. Vengeance

3 Lesson 4 1. When Micah looks toward the future, what does he see? a. Hope b. Destruction c. Extinction d. Nothing 2. Shame is defined as: a. Brought to a state of lowliness b. Embarrassment of the situation c. Shyness d. Powerless to overcome an oppressive force 3. The final section of Micah is widely viewed as a. a. Declaration of war b. Hymn c. Warning d. Protest 4. God takes initiative by. a. Destroying those who oppress His people b. Preparing a world/realm for those who will be punished c. Preventing people from making mistakes d. Pardoning sin and forgiving transgression 5. God finds joy by showing. a. His power b. Others what Heaven is like c. Compassion d. His glory Lesson 5 1. The absence of truth allows each person to establish his or her own. a. Reality b. Rules for living c. Finances d. Laws of nature 2. Isaiah wants the community to know. a. God is watching b. They are doomed c. God is pleased d. He (Isaiah) will bring judgment upon them 3. God is amazed that. a. Humanity is so quick to adapt b. Humanity continues to make mistakes c. No one will intervene for justice d. No one will listen to Him 4. The absence of others standing up for truth and justice leads to God.

4 a. Giving up on humanity b. Destroying the world with fire c. Breaking His covenants d. Taking action on behalf of the oppressed 5. God will repay His enemies, which are people that have. a. Denied justice to others b. Successfully become wealthy c. Abused their privileges d. Sinned Lesson 6 1. People placed their confidence in. a. God b. Isaiah c. David d. Temple 2. People believed the signified God s presence. a. Cross b. Temple c. Tabernacle d. Stars 3. According to the Law, these three were afforded protection: a. The nobles, the priests, and the prophets b. The aliens, the orphans, and the widows c. The orphans, the disabled, and the elderly d. The prisoners of war, the slaves, and foreign diplomats 4. Self-sufficiency does not relieve people of their responsibility to show care and compassion to. a. Those in need b. Political leaders c. Ambassadors d. Those higher in the social hierarchy 5. God was bound to. a. The Temple b. The Tabernacle c. Heaven d. Nowhere

5 Lesson 7 1. Living in exile made the people wonder. a. What good their faith was b. How were they going to survive c. Who should be their new god d. How long until they would return 2. Who appeared stronger as a result of their exile? a. God b. Babylonian gods c. Babylonian army d. Assyrian army 3. A proverb that allows people to vent their frustration is like a. a. Country song b. Blues song c. Form of protest d. Tantrum 4. Ezekiel tells the people they are in exile because of. a. Unforeseen circumstance b. God c. The Babylonians d. Their own choices 5. What is a common theme in Ezekiel? a. Apocalyptic warnings of death and destruction b. New c. Patience d. Damnation Lesson 8 1. A common mistake in Israel was. a. To place too much emphasis on rituals b. Not enough emphasis on proper rituals c. Refusing to practice in foreign rituals d. Not paying their tithes 2. Where should Israel s emphasis have been? a. Proper ritual practice b. Social justice c. Adopting orphans d. Preventing wars 3. God is concerned about. a. The most vulnerable b. The wealthy c. The Temple d. The holy relics 4. Refusal to listen is one of the ultimate signs of.

6 a. Laziness b. Ignorance c. Denial d. Rebellion 5. Zechariah told the returned exiles not to. a. Repeat the same mistakes b. Ignore the significance of the Temple c. Selflessly give their resources for others d. Lose the holy land again Lesson 9 1. In Malachi s passage, God promises to send one among the people to. a. Speak on their behalf b. Die for their sins c. Hold them accountable d. Accuse them of their sinful deeds 2. Who is the person that God sends? a. A lawyer b. Jesus c. John the Baptist d. Satan 3. What are the two symbols for God s justice? a. Hellfire and brimstone b. Refining fire and cleansing soap c. Wings and clouds d. Bread and wine 4. Who is able to take advantage of the weak and needy while avoiding God? a. Nobody b. Babylon c. Israel d. Rome 5. What is the percentage of tithes requested? a. 20% b. 35% c. 60% d. 10%

7 Lesson By sharing their accounts of persecution, the apostles their fellow believers. a. Encouraged, inspired, and motivated b. Discouraged and depressed c. Confused d. Silenced 2. Members of a church must. a. Pray diligently b. Provide resolutions c. Go on mission trips d. Work together 3. Psalm 2 celebrated the. a. Creation of the world b. Construction of the Temple c. Establishment of David s kingship d. Coming of the Day of the Lord 4. God s sovereignty is. a. New b. Older than time itself c. 2,000 years old d. As old as the planet 5. Acts reveals numerous occasions where God performed. a. Magic tricks b. Miracles c. Simple tasks d. The resurrection of the dead Lesson Those in the early Church were united in. a. A generous spirit b. Grief c. Hope d. Suffering 2. Believers became a tight-knit group because of. a. Their shared wealth b. Their faith c. Religious persecution d. Predestination 3. Who mislead the Church? a. Ananias and Sapphira b. Paul and Barnabus c. Peter and Judas d. Paul and Gamaliel 4. Why were their motives?

8 a. Greed b. Vengeance c. Pride d. Demon possession 5. What is potentially the most dangerous thing to a unified church? a. Hypocrisy b. Greed c. Sin d. Stagnation Lesson People in power are surprised when. a. They receive more power b. The weak and oppressed give up c. The weak and oppressed stand up d. People try to steal from them 2. Who set the apostles free from their prison? a. God b. An angel c. Roman soldier d. Rebels 3. Who spoke up in the apostles defense? a. Jesus b. Judas c. Gamaliel d. Pilot 4. Gamaliel was a. a. Respected rabbi b. Hateful Pharisee c. Depressed Sadducee d. Governor 5. is a strong witness to God s glory. a. Wealth b. Security c. Freedom d. Rejoicing

9 Lesson Stephen was a. a. Hellenist b. Hindu c. Muslim d. Prophet 2. Stephen s speech is. a. The longest in Acts b. The most boring c. Blasphemy d. A warning about not following Moses 3. Stephen s concern was. a. About himself b. About Paul s credibility c. About what he believed to be true about God s relationship d. The fate of the afterlife 4. How many counts of blasphemy did Stephen have? a. 66 b. 5 c. 2 d Stephen declared that God had. a. Made all who believe in Jesus immortals and will never experience death b. Promised that Israel will conquer Rome c. Granted him freedom from Roman oppression d. Proven to be faithful in Israel s history