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In the book of Ecclesiastes, the author is given the name:
a. David
b. Qoheleth
c. Sheol
d. Rabbi
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In postbiblical tradition, Job's wife is identified as the daughter of:
a. Jacob
b. Noah
c. Isaiah
d. Aaron
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Proverbs encourages social justice for all except:
a. the poor
b. widows
c. orphans
d. resident aliens
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The book of Ecclesiastes is traditionally attributed to:
a. David
b. Job
c. Solomon
d. Moses
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The book of Ecclesiastes can be summarized as a collection of the author's ideas concerning:
a. the meaning of life
b. social justice
c. Adam and Eve
d. prophecy
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Metaphors from nature are prevalent in:
a. Proverbs
b. Job
c. Ecclesiastes
d. Song of Solomon
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All are true of the satan in the book of Job except:
a. he is a member of the divine council
b. he is absent from epilogue
c. he is identified with the devil
d. he is a “son of God”
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God's first response to Job consists of:
a. a catalogue of marvels
b. the judgment and death of Job
c. immediate restoration for Job
d. expulsion of the satan
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The Song of Solomon consists of:
a. parodies
b. hymns
c. a catalogue
d. poetic speeches
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Proverbs concludes with:
a. the words of Agur
b. the proverbs of Solomon copied by Hezekiah's officials
c. praise of the woman of power
d. the words of Lemuel