Exam: The Book of Isaiah (2010)

Did you read the book Back to the Wrong Roots?

Did you read Isaiah before the last class?

Did you pray 15 min each day for this course over and above your regular devotional time?

(1/38) A prominent teaching in Isaiah is that God will exalt those who consider themselves as poor, useless, without value, and who are willing to humble themselves.

(2/38) God will send the Assyrian against His people because they have rejected the waters of Shiloah that flow meekly.

(3/38) God will send the Assyrian against His people because they have rejected the waters of Shiloah that flow meekly.

(4/38) The promise that “A virgin shall conceive…”, was given in the context of the events of the life of king Hezekiah registered in the book of Isaiah.

(5/38) Isaiah’s prophesy speaks about Jesus’ first coming, but it also has a lot to say about Jesus’ Second Coming.

(6/38) Some of the reasons for Jesus’ ministerial success were His eloquent speech, attractive personality and His good looks.

(7/38) In chapter 5, Isaiah mentions the fig tree as a type of God’s people.

(8/38) The Old Testament has many good stories, but for the most part they have no application for our lives today.

(9/38) One of Isaiah’s main messages is that God will deal with all confidence in the flesh and will give abundant grace to those who trust in God.

(10/38) God rejects the religious acts of His people in Isaiah 1 because their heart is far from Him.

(11/38) Even if human beings reject the Lord, He will show them mercy.

(12/38) All the scriptures of the Old Testament that speak about Israel can be applied to Israel and the Church.

(13/38) Christ’s experience during his years of preparation was to rise as a root out of a dry ground.

(14/38) The prophetic perspective was one the reasons given in class for which Israel could not see in the messages of the prophets that the Messiah would have two comings.

(15/38) Uzziah suffered this consequence because he offered incense in the temple without being a priest.

(16/38) This king mentioned by Isaiah speaks about the end because during his reign he canceled the daily sacrifice.

(17/38) This was the ministry of Isaiah’s wife.

(18/38) This city is called the “faithful city”, but it is also called a “harlot”.

(19/38) Is the king of Babylon mentioned in chapter 14.

(20/38) This is the name given for the Messiah in Isaiah 7:14 which means “God with us”.

(21/38) Isaiah frequently uses this phrase when he is referring to the end times.

(22/38) This is the meaning of the name/word Isaiah.

(23/38) This king mentioned by Isaiah speaks of the end because he defeated the Assyrian with the anointing of God.

(24/38) One of the main signs that the last 42 months have begun before the second coming of the Lord.

(25/38) The enemy that brought defeat to the life of Hezekiah.

(26/38) The servant whom Isaiah refers to in the ‘Servant Songs’.

(27/38) What it means for us to keep the Shabbatt (Saturday) or day of rest.

(28/38) It is the key word of the book of Isaiah; It is mentioned at least 30 times.

(29/38) The foreign king of whom Isaiah prophesied about 175 years before his reign, and even gave his name.

(30/38) The king mentioned by Isaiah that speaks to us about the end times, because there was an earthquake during his reign.

(31/38) According to Isaiah’s message, which of the following types of people will be saved by the Lord?

(32/38) We know that the priesthood of Melchisedek is eternal.  Nevertheless, what does the book of Isaiah say that gives us a strong indication that the Levitical priesthood is also eternal?

(33/38) Explain why the book of Isaiah is often called the “Miniature Bible”.

(34/38) Isaiah’s book can be outlined by chapters according to the following sections:  1-5;   6;   7-12;   13-23;   24-35;   36-39;   40-66. List the appropriate chapter numbers for the name of each section.
1._______________________Historical Chapters

2. _______________________Introduction

3. _______________________Vision of the Temple

4. _______________________The Book of Emmanuel

5. _______________________Book of Comfort

6. _______________________Prophesies about the Nations

(35/38) What archeological discovery during the 20th Century proves that the book of Isaiah was written many years before Christ?

(36/38) What is the biblical requirement to be forgiven of a lie?

(37/38) Why did God withdraw His grace from Hezekiah and leave him to live unrighteously for the last 15 years of his life?

(38/38) What does the fasting chosen by God consist of, according to what is described in chapter 58?