Chapter 17 Self-Quiz

The Northern Kingdom of Israel in the Eighth Century BCE 2 Kings 14–17, Amos, and Hosea

. Both Amos and Hosea were prophets from the north.

. Most scholars believe that all of the material in Amos derives from the prophet himself.

. Judah loses its autonomy in the eighth century BCE.

. Amos shows a close relationship to the Deuteronomistic school.

. Hosea attacks Israelite religious rituals.

. Samaria was destroyed in the year ___________BCE.

. Amos refers to Samarian women as:

. Tiglath-pileser III claimed to have installed ____________ as king of Israel.

. Hosea's wife was named:

. The Deuteronomistic historians' account of the fall of the northern kingdom does everything except:

. In many of the prophets, oracles of judgment often take on the form of a(n):

. All of the following nations are condemned at the beginning of Amos except:

. Most Christian canons place _________ among the Major Prophets.

. All of the following prophets attack Israelite rituals except:

. In Hosea, all of the following are listed as specific transgressions of God's law except:

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