Oil
Micah 6:7 - The people were questioning what they had to do to approach God. A calf? A thousand rams? Ten thousand rivers of oil? What more could they do to bridge that gap to God other than to sacrifice their firstborn son? They couldn't and it was God who bridged the gap and came to them through the sacrifice of His firstborn son.
How does Micah open his dialogue to the people in his prophecy?
| The day is coming | Hear, all ye people | Arise and gather your troops | Weep not, people |
At the feeding of the five thousand, a young lad provided what?
| Ten loaves and five fishes | Seven loaves and three fishes | Five loaves and two fishes | One loaf and five fishes |
Which prophet did the young maid of Naaman's wife suggest could heal Naaman of his leprosy?
| Elisha | Jeremiah | Isaiah | Elijah |
What did Job’s wife suggest he do in his suffering?
| Pray for healing | Abandon his faith | Curse God and die | Seek help from friends |
In Zechariah's prophecy of the restoration of Jerusalem why will people have staffs?
| To shepherd sheep | To discipline the children | To lean on in old age | Sign of authority |
What does Eliphaz suggest about the fate of the innocent in his first speech?
| They do not perish | They suffer more to prove their faith | They are always prosperous | They are often forgotten |
How many rivers did the river in Eden split into once it left the garden?
| Five | Three | Two | Four |
What did God specifically command concerning the thanksgiving offering that the Israelites made?
| The animal must be without defect | They must eat it on the day it is offered. | It must consist of two turtledoves or pigeons | No yeast must come into contact with the offering |
With what does Micah say the people build up Zion?
| Blood | False prophecy | Corruption | Lies |
According to Micah, whose statutes were the people observing?
| Hoshea's | Omri's | Ahaz's | Ahab's |