1. In Micah 1:3-4, what does God say He will do to the high places and valleys?
A.He will bless them abundantly with water
B.He will descend from His place and tread upon them, causing them to melt like wax
C.He will establish temples there for His worship
D.He will hide His face from those who dwell there
2. Micah 3:11 condemns the leaders of Jerusalem for what primary offense?
A.Refusing to teach the law to the people
B.Judging for a bribe, priests teaching for a price, and prophets divining for money while claiming the Lord is with them
C.Failing to build the temple according to specifications
D.Preventing foreigners from entering the sanctuary
3. What specific city does Micah single out in 1:11 by its name's meaning ('house of dust')?
A.Bethel
B.Samaria
C.Zaanan
D.Gath
4. In Micah 2:1-2, what sin do the wicked specifically commit at night?
A.They compose songs of rebellion against God
B.They devise iniquity and work evil on their beds, coveting fields and seizing them
C.They gather to worship idols in darkness
D.They plot to capture the temple and its treasures
5. Which prophecy in Micah 5:2 establishes a birthplace and emphasizes 'small among the clans'?
A.A ruler from Judah will come from the great city of Jerusalem
B.The one to rule Israel will come from Bethlehem Ephrathah, though he is small among the clans
C.A prophet will arise from the tribe of Benjamin
D.The Messiah will emerge from the house of David in Hebron
6. What does Micah 6:6-8 identify as what God actually requires of humanity?
A.Thousands of rams, ten thousand rivers of oil, and the firstborn as a sacrifice
B.Perfect observance of the Levitical laws and strict temple worship
C.To act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God
D.Constant burnt offerings and daily grain sacrifices
7. In Micah 4:1-3, what does Micah prophesy will happen when God's house is established?
A.Nations will abandon their gods and convert to worship at the temple
B.The law will go out from Zion and God's word from Jerusalem; nations will beat swords into plowshares and spears into pruning hooks
C.All people will be required to make pilgrimage to Jerusalem annually
D.Wars will be forbidden by divine law, and all armies will be disbanded
8. What does Micah 7:18-19 reveal about God's character regarding sin and iniquity?
A.God punishes sin eternally without mercy or forgiveness
B.God's compassion causes Him to cover iniquity and cast sins into the depths of the sea, remembering them no more
C.God forgives only those who perform sufficient works of righteousness
D.God completely removes the ability to sin from those who repent
9. Why does Micah specifically mention that he is 'filled with power by the Spirit of the Lord' in 3:8?
A.To demonstrate that prophets possess supernatural abilities for miraculous signs
B.To contrast his legitimate prophetic authority with the false prophets he condemns for divining for money
C.To explain his authority to perform healing miracles in Israel
D.To prove that he has been chosen above all other prophets of his generation
10. In Micah 5:5, after describing the ruler from Bethlehem, what specific role does the text assign to Him?
A.He will establish a new priesthood to replace the corrupted Levites
B.He will be the prince of peace and peace itself will be His covering
C.He will rebuild the temple and restore all temple worship practices
D.He will reign as king over all nations and make war with those who oppose Him