Overview Quiz

1. What point does DeYoung make about the Hebrew language? *

A. It is the newest language in the world

B. It is the only language ever revived to become a living mother tongue

C. It was invented in the 1800s

D. It has never been spoken in Israel

2. What does DeYoung add to Ken Ham's emphasis on Genesis 1 through 11? *

A. He removes several chapters

B. He argues only chapter 1 matters

C. He adds chapter 12, the call of Abraham

D. He says the chapters are not historical

3. According to DeYoung, what pattern does the dominion given to Adam and Eve in Genesis 1 establish? *

A. The pattern of the kingdom, fulfilled when Christ and His bride reign together

B. The pattern of the priesthood

C. The pattern of animal sacrifice

D. The pattern of the flood

4. How does DeYoung define "the times of the Gentiles"? *

A. The period of the early church

B. The years between the two world wars

C. Any time in history when Gentiles control the Jewish people and Jerusalem

D. The thousand-year kingdom

5. In Daniel 2, what does the "stone" that strikes the statue represent? *

A. The Roman Empire

B. The nation of Israel

C. The Tower of Babel

D. Jesus Christ

6. How did Jerusalem become Israel's capital, according to DeYoung? *

A. It was chosen by lot among the tribes

B. David took the neutral Jebusite stronghold and made it his capital

C. Solomon founded it after building the temple

D. It was established by Abraham

7. What does DeYoung say the phrase "cup of trembling" in Zechariah 12 pictures? *

A. A cup of blessing shared among the nations

B. An intoxicating cup, so the nations grow irrational over Jerusalem

C. An empty cup signifying famine

D. A cup of cold water

8. What interpretive method does DeYoung model when explaining "cup of trembling"? *

A. Reading the newspaper into the text

B. Ignoring the surrounding verses

C. Inductive Bible study, letting Scripture interpret Scripture

D. Consulting only commentaries

9. What is DeYoung's climactic claim about the location of the Garden of Eden? *

A. That it was in Africa

B. That its location can never be known

C. That it was somewhere in Europe

D. That the Temple Mount in Jerusalem is the site of the Garden of Eden

10. How does DeYoung handle the objection that the Garden of Eden was by the Tigris and Euphrates? *

A. He argues one river flowed out of Eden and divided later, and the flood reshaped the earth

B. He agrees the Garden was in modern Iraq

C. He says the rivers are only symbolic

D. He says the question cannot be answered at all