Correct Answer: B. Jesus asserted that he was Christ, the son of God

Correct Answer: A. proclaimed in Jesus the resurrection

Correct Answer: B) killing the living child

Explanation

The question is referring to a story in the Bible where two women came to King Solomon, each claiming to be the mother of a baby. One of the babies had died, and both women claimed that the living baby was theirs. In the story, King Solomon offered to cut the baby in half and give each woman half, but the real mother of the baby immediately offered to give up the baby to the other woman to save its life.

The question is asking what the mother of the dead child supported in this case. The correct answer is Option B, which is killing the living child. This is because the mother of the dead child suggested that the living child be killed so that neither woman could have it.

This story is often used as an example of King Solomon's wisdom in making a difficult decision. It is also a powerful example of a mother's love, as the real mother was willing to give up her own child to save its life.

It is important to note that this story is not meant to be taken literally, but rather as a metaphor for the importance of putting the needs of others before our own desires. It is also a reminder that true wisdom and justice come from God.

Correct Answer: A. The drought caused by Elljah's curse

Correct Answer: D. departed glory

Correct Answer: B) Judges

Explanation

This question is asking which book is not part of the Pentateuch. The Pentateuch is the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Torah in the Jewish faith. The books are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

Looking at the options, we have Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Judges. Exodus is the second book of the Pentateuch, Leviticus is the third, and Numbers is the fourth. Therefore, Option A, B, and C are part of the Pentateuch.

Judges, which is Option B, is not part of the Pentateuch. Judges is actually one of the historical books of the Bible, which comes after the Pentateuch. It tells the story of the Israelites after they entered the Promised Land and covers a period of about 350 years.

Therefore, the correct answer to this question is Option B, Judges.

Correct Answer: D. was repentant

Correct Answer: C. Bread

Correct Answer: D. Brook Cherith

Explanation

(a) When Asa was thirty eight years on the throne at Judah, Ahab began to reign in Israel. Ahab married the daughter of Sidonian king called Jezebel. Because of this foreign woman whom Ahab married , he began to serve and worship baal. He built an altar for baal in Samaria and made an Asherah. During his reign as king, Ahab committed a lot of atrocities before God more than any other king that had lived and reigned before him. This made God to be annoyed.

As a result, God sent Elijah the prophet to warn him of his sins. There was a serious famine in the land of Samaria and as a result of the drought, Obadiah was sent by Ahab to look for springs of water and valleys for the animals so that they might not die. Ahab went to a different direction while Obadiah went on another in search of green pasture. In the process, Obadiah and Elijah met and Obadiah recognized Elijah. He bowed down at Elijah's feet and worshipped him. Elijah sent for Ahab. Obadiah delivered the message of Elijah to Ahab and Ahab appeared before Elijah and said: " Is it you troubler of Israel?" Elijah replied: " I have not troubled Israel; but you have, and your father's house because you have forsaken the commandments of the Lord and followed the baals".

(b) From the encounter, the supremacy of God can be established in the following ways:

(I) To show His supremacy, God withheld the rain from falling as a punishment for sin.

(ii) For the period that the drought lasted, God provided food and water for Elijah.

(iii) God protected those prophets that were loyal to Him in the land of Israel during the period of famine and drought.