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Match the meaning of each symbolic action in Jeremiah.
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This illustrates the corruption of Judah.
This symbolized what would happen to Judah.
This was a sign that God would one day bring His people back to the land.
The prophet was told to bury his linen belt until it rotted.
Jeremiah was told to take a clay jar and break it in presence of the elders.
God instructed Jeremiah to buy land and keep the deed safe.
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What are the three general kinds of content in the prophet books, as studied in this lesson? Mark each correct answer.
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What are the different kinds of content found in Old Testament prophetic narratives, as studied in this lesson? Mark each correct answer.
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Habakkuk talked to God about two big problems. What were they?
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Indicate which of the following kinds of judgment were pronounced by the prophets.
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What were the mixed speeches of the prophets?
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When God showed Amos visions of destruction by locusts and by fire, he pleaded with God for mercy, and God granted his request.
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When the prophets honor the Lord with praise, they praise Him both for His judgments and for His blessings.
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