Micah

#1. Micah's first speech is made to the capital cities of Judah and Israel. The capital of Judah was Jerusalem, but what was the capital of Israel? (Micah 1:6-7)

Jericho

Samaria

Joppa

Nazareth

#2. Micah next talks about the coming judgement upon Judah. He says that he shall wail like the dragons and mourn like the what? (Micah 1:8-9)

Like the owls

Like the willow trees

Like the widows

Like the rains

#3. Micah criticises those in power who have used violence to take away not only men's fields, but also what else? (Micah 2:2-3)

Their flocks

Their crops

Their granaries

Their houses

#4. Micah is told to stop prophesying but he refuses. He warns the people about listening to false prophets who encourage what behaviour? (Micah 2:11)

Worshipping idols

Amassing money

Drinking alcohol

Ignoring God's law

#5. Micah once again condemns the leaders for their exploitation of the common folk. He says that the poor are treated as if they were what? (Micah 3:1-4)

Slaves to be beaten

Goods to be traded

Meat to be eaten

Enemies to be raided

#6. Micah talks of the last days when people from all around the world shall go to Jerusalem. Why will they go there? (Micah 4:1-2)

To burn the temple

To learn about and worship God

To make war against the city

To be judged by God

#7. Micah predicts the coming of the Messiah, who he says will be born in which city? (Micah 5:2)

In Jerusalem

In Hebron

In Nazareth

In Bethlehem

#8. Micah tells the people that to atone for their sins making sacrifices is not enough. Even if they gave calves, rams and rivers of oil it would not suffice. Not even the sacrifice of what would help them? (Micah 6:6-8)

The sacrifice of a lake full of wine

The sacrifice of all the herds in Israel

The sacrifice of a mountain of gold

The sacrifice of their eldest children

#9. Micah laments the state of the nations and warns his listeners that they should trust who? (Micah 7:5-7)

Nobody

Only their wives

Only their wives and fathers

Only their families

#10. The Book of Micah ends with a description of the future when the enemies of the Israelites will be astounded by what God does. Micah says that, because of their fear of God, they shall move out of holes like what animals? (Micah 7:16-17)

Like earthworms

Like maggots

Like slugs

Like cockroaches

Results

#1. Micah's first speech is made to the capital cities of Judah and Israel. The capital of Judah was Jerusalem, but what was the capital of Israel? (Micah 1:6-7)

#2. Micah next talks about the coming judgement upon Judah. He says that he shall wail like the dragons and mourn like the what? (Micah 1:8-9)

#3. Micah criticises those in power who have used violence to take away not only men's fields, but also what else? (Micah 2:2-3)

#4. Micah is told to stop prophesying but he refuses. He warns the people about listening to false prophets who encourage what behaviour? (Micah 2:11)

#5. Micah once again condemns the leaders for their exploitation of the common folk. He says that the poor are treated as if they were what? (Micah 3:1-4)

#6. Micah talks of the last days when people from all around the world shall go to Jerusalem. Why will they go there? (Micah 4:1-2)

#7. Micah predicts the coming of the Messiah, who he says will be born in which city? (Micah 5:2)

#8. Micah tells the people that to atone for their sins making sacrifices is not enough. Even if they gave calves, rams and rivers of oil it would not suffice. Not even the sacrifice of what would help them? (Micah 6:6-8)

#9. Micah laments the state of the nations and warns his listeners that they should trust who? (Micah 7:5-7)

#10. The Book of Micah ends with a description of the future when the enemies of the Israelites will be astounded by what God does. Micah says that, because of their fear of God, they shall move out of holes like what animals? (Micah 7:16-17)