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Prophets and Prophecy Midterm Exam

World Religions Islam Unit Questions and Answers Already Passed What are the main branches of Islam, and how do they differ? The main branches of Islam are Sunni and Shia. The primary difference lies in their beliefs about the rightful successor to the Prophet Muhammad, with Sunnis recognizing Abu Bakr and Shias recognizing Ali as the legitimate leader. How does Islam view the role of prophets in relation to earlier monotheistic religions? Islam views prophets, including figures...

Who was the first person to designate the terms "major and minor prophets"? - Augustine What terms did Augustine designate in the fifth century AD? - major and minor prophets When did Augustine designate the terms "major and minor prophets"? - fifth century AD In using the term "minor prophet" what does it NOT indicate? - It does not indicate a lesser importance of these books. What does "minor prophets" refer to? - It simply refers to the relative length of the writings when compa...

Identify four myths about the Old Testament. - The OT is insignificant. The OT is outdated. The OT is too difficult to understand. The OT is inconsistent with the NT. Choose the five major sections of the Old Testament. - Books of Wisdom and Poetry Books of Israel's History Minor Prophets Books of the Law Major Prophets How many times is the Old Testament quoted in the New Testament? - Over 1,600 times. The Old Testament is the _______ to understanding the New Testament. - key Th...

Major Prophets

Islam Questions and Answers Graded A Which of the following is the first month of the Islamic lunar calendar? - Shawwal - Muharram - Ramadan Rabi' al-awwal What is the primary purpose of the Shahada in Islam? - To outline Islamic laws - To describe Islamic rituals - To provide historical context To declare faith in the oneness of God and the prophethood of Muhammad Which of the following is a required practice during the month of Ramadan? - Performing Hajj 2 ...

Basic Beliefs of Islam Latest Update Graded A+ What is the concept of Tawhid in Islam, and why is it fundamental to Islamic belief? Tawhid, the belief in the oneness of God, is fundamental to Islam as it emphasizes that God is the singular, all-powerful creator and sustainer of the universe, rejecting any form of polytheism. What is the Shahada, and what does it signify in Islamic faith? The Shahada is the Islamic declaration of faith, stating that "There is no god but Allah,...

Prophets Final Exam

"The Vision" (D&C 76) actually consists of how many smaller individual visions? What are they? - 1)Vision of the Father and the Son 2) Vision of Satan 3) Vision of the sons of perdition 4) vision of the celestial kingdom 5) vision of the terrestrial kingdom 6) vision of the telestial kingdom *What is a one-sentence summary of "endowment" (connect session video)? - "The power and capacity to come into God's presence." According to Doctrine and Covenants 132, what are three reasons...

Islam, Judaism and Christianity Questions and Answers Latest Update Graded A+ What is a common belief shared by Islam, Judaism, and Christianity regarding God? All three religions believe in the existence of one, all-powerful, and benevolent God. How do Islam, Judaism, and Christianity view the role of prophets? All three religions view prophets as messengers chosen by God to deliver divine guidance and teachings to humanity. What is the significance of the Torah in Judaism...