1. In Habakkuk 1:5-6, what does God say He will do that will cause people to marvel and wonder, even when told about it?
A.Raise up the Chaldeans as a bitter and hasty nation
B.Send a plague upon the land of Egypt
C.Destroy the Temple in Jerusalem
D.Convert all the nations to worship Him
2. What complaint does Habakkuk initially raise to God in Habakkuk 1:2-3?
A.That God has forgotten the covenant made to Abraham
B.That he cries out about violence, but God does not save or hear him
C.That the priests have become corrupt and no longer serve God
D.That neighboring nations refuse to acknowledge God's authority
3. According to Habakkuk 2:4, what will the righteous live by?
A.The abundance of their possessions
B.Their faith or faithfulness
C.The laws and commandments of Moses
D.The protection of the Temple priests
4. In Habakkuk 2:6-20, God pronounces woes against the Chaldeans. How many woes or taunt songs does Habakkuk record?
5. What does Habakkuk's prayer in chapter 3 primarily express after God's revelation?
A.Anger at God for allowing the Chaldeans to rise
B.Fear of what God will do, but trust in God's salvation and redemption
C.A request for God to spare Jerusalem from judgment
D.Doubt about whether God is truly all-powerful
6. In Habakkuk 2:14, what does God say will fill the earth?
A.The knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea
B.God's wrath and judgment against all nations
C.The glory of the Chaldean empire
D.False gods and idols of every nation
7. What specific title or designation does Habakkuk give himself at the beginning of his book in Habakkuk 1:1?
A.Priest of the Most High God
B.The prophet Habakkuk
C.Habakkuk the watchman
D.Servant of King Josiah
8. According to Habakkuk 1:13, why does God say He cannot tolerate or look upon evildoers?
A.Because they are stronger than He is
B.Because His eyes are too pure to approve of evil and He cannot tolerate wrong
C.Because they reject His prophets and messengers
D.Because they refuse to offer sacrifices in the Temple
9. In Habakkuk 2:1, what does the prophet say he will do to await God's response?
A.Fast and pray for forty days and nights
B.Station himself at the gate and watch to see what God will say
C.Retreat to the wilderness to seek God's guidance
D.Consult with the priests in the Temple for divine wisdom
10. What historical context is most likely for Habakkuk's ministry based on his references to the Chaldeans?
A.During the Assyrian invasion under Sennacherib
B.During the Babylonian invasion under Nebuchadnezzar and the fall of Jerusalem
C.During the Persian return from exile under Cyrus
D.During the Hellenistic period under Alexander the Great