1. According to Micah 5:2, from where would the ruler of Israel come?
A.Jerusalem
B.Bethlehem Ephrathah
C.Nazareth
D.Judah
2. In Micah 5:2, how is the ruler described in terms of his origin in time?
A.His origin is from ancient days
B.He will be born in the last days
C.His origins are from eternity past
D.He existed before the foundation of the world
3. What does Micah 5:3 say will happen before the people of Israel are reunited to their ruler?
A.Israel must offer a great sacrifice
B.He will give them up until the time a woman in labor gives birth
C.The nations will first acknowledge God's power
D.The temple must be rebuilt
4. According to Micah 5:4, what will the ruler do as the shepherd of his people?
A.Lead them into battle against their enemies
B.Shepherd his flock in the strength and majesty of the Lord
C.Teach them the law of God
D.Separate them into twelve tribes
5. In Micah 5:5, what does the prophecy say will happen when Assyria invades the land?
A.Israel will flee to Egypt for refuge
B.They will raise up seven shepherds and eight princes against Assyria
C.God will send angels to fight the battle
D.The ruler will conquer Assyria with military force
6. What does Micah 5:6 say will happen to Assyria when the shepherds stand against it?
A.Assyria will become Israel's vassal state
B.They will rule the land of Assyria with the sword and the land of Nimrod
C.Assyria will repent and convert to the God of Israel
D.Assyria will retreat to its homeland without conflict
7. In Micah 5:7, how are the remnant of Jacob described in relation to surrounding nations?
A.As weak and powerless
B.As a lion among the animals of the forest, falling on flocks and having no rescuer
C.As peaceful farmers tending their land
D.As merchants trading with other nations
8. According to Micah 5:10-14, what will God do to remove sources of false security from Israel?
A.Remove their armies and fortified cities
B.Destroy their horses, chariots, and cities, and cut off witchcrafts and idols
C.Send them into exile as punishment
D.Replace their leaders with foreign rulers
9. What literary device does Micah 5 repeatedly use to describe the coming ruler and Israel's future?
A.Hyperbole
B.Parable
C.Metaphor and poetic imagery
D.Allegory
10. In the context of Micah 5, what does the prophecy of the ruler from Bethlehem primarily address?
A.Israel's political independence from Rome
B.Israel's need for military conquest of surrounding nations
C.God's plan to restore Israel's broken relationship with Him through a divinely-appointed leader
D.The construction of a new temple in Jerusalem