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Return to course: When a Nation Does Not Listen to God with Kay Arthur
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1. What is the recurring refrain Arthur traces through Jeremiah?
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A. You have not listened
B. Peace, peace
C. The day of the Lord
D. Return and rejoice
2. For how many years does God say He had spoken before Jeremiah 25?
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A. Seven years
B. Twenty-three years
C. Forty years
D. Seventy years
3. What does Arthur say Jeremiah 1:5 shows about the prophet?
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A. That he volunteered for the role
B. That he was chosen by the people
C. That God knew and set him apart before birth
D. That he became a prophet late in life
4. What are the "two evils" of Jeremiah 2:13?
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A. Idol worship and false prophecy
B. Pride and greed
C. Murder and theft
D. Forsaking God and digging broken cisterns
5. To what does Arthur compare the "fountain of living waters"?
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A. Jesus' offer of living water to the woman at the well
B. The Jordan River crossing
C. The parting of the Red Sea
D. The rain in the wilderness
6. What does King Jehoiakim do with Jeremiah's scroll?
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A. He hides it away in the temple
B. He reads it aloud to the people
C. He cuts it and burns it in the fire
D. He tears his clothes in repentance
7. How does King Josiah respond differently to the Word of God?
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A. He ignores it completely
B. He tears his clothes and repents
C. He burns it as Jehoiakim did
D. He hides it from the people
8. What happens to Jerusalem at the end of the account?
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A. It is spared at the last moment
B. It is peacefully surrendered
C. It is rebuilt at once
D. It is destroyed and the temple torn down
9. What does Arthur say Jesus calls disciples to do in Mark 8?
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A. Seek wealth and comfort
B. Deny themselves and take up the cross
C. Withdraw from the world
D. Avoid all suffering
10. With which persecuted church does Arthur close the message?
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A. Smyrna, told to be faithful unto death
B. Laodicea, the lukewarm church
C. Ephesus, which left its first love
D. Sardis, alive but dead
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