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2,316.

''...Behold, I am bringing upon Jerusalem and Judah such evil that the ears of every one who hears of it will tingle.....''The above was said because of the sins of

Josiah

Manasseh

Amon

Zedekiah

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Correct answer is B

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2,317.

''....Incline thy ear, O LORD, and hear; open thy eyes, O LORD, and see; and hear the words of Sennacherib which he has sent to mock the living God....'' This was the prayer of

Josiah

Isaiah

Rabshakeh

Hezekiah

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Correct answer is D

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2,318.

When Elisha received the message about Banhadad's ill-health, the prophet wept because

Banhadad's was his friend

Banhadad would not recover from the sickness

Hazael would not succeed him

Hazael would be cruel to Israel

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Correct answer is D

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2,319.

''As the Lord the God of Israel lives, before whom I stand, there shall be neither dew nor rain these years except by my words''. Who was the Israelite king during the period of the drought?

Omri

Ahab

Jeroboam I

Jeroboam II

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Correct answer is B

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2,320.

''....To your tents, O Israel'' This was a signal for a

War

Plebiscite

Rebellion

Truce

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Correct answer is C

The phrase "To your tents, O Israel" is used in the Bible in the context of a rebellion or a call to separation. It is notably found in the Old Testament in the account of the rebellion against King Rehoboam, the son of Solomon. After Rehoboam's harsh response to the request for lighter burdens from the northern tribes, the phrase is used by the people of Israel to announce the start of a rebellion against the House of David. (1 Kings 12:16).