God's Message to Nineveh
CRS · 50 practice questions
Jonah and his message (Jonah 1-4).
- Analyse the story of Jonah's call.
- Describe the consequences of Jonah's disobedience.
- Assess the effect of Jonah's message on the Ninevites.
- Emulate the example of the Ninevites.
Try a few questions
- Practice question 1
Jonah's complaint to God after Nineveh's deliverance revealed his own reluctance to see God show mercy toward
- A.His own family
- B.Foreign kings specifically
- C.Israel's enemies, such as the Ninevites
- D.His own people, Israel
Show the answer
C. Israel's enemies, such as the Ninevites
Jonah's complaint revealed his reluctance to see God's mercy extended to Israel's enemies, the Ninevites.
- Practice question 2
The book of Jonah as a whole illustrates that God's concern for repentance and mercy extends
- A.Even to nations outside Israel, such as Nineveh
- B.Only to those who have never sinned
- C.Only to Israel, never to other nations
- D.Only to individuals, never to entire cities
Show the answer
A. Even to nations outside Israel, such as Nineveh
The book illustrates that God's concern for mercy extends even to nations outside Israel, like Nineveh.
- Practice question 3
Jonah remained inside the great fish for a period described as
- A.Three days and three nights
- B.Seven days and seven nights
- C.Forty days and forty nights
- D.One day and one night
Show the answer
A. Three days and three nights
Jonah remained inside the great fish for three days and three nights.
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