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A MULTIPLE CHOICE BIBLE QUIZ ON RIGHTEOUS AND
INCLUSIVE RECKONING EXAMPLES

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This is an excellent multiple choice bible quiz of your knowledge about examples of righteous and inclusive reckoning. Complete this bible quiz by clicking one of the buttons on the left of the options for each question. If you make mistakes and want to correct them, then the best thing to do is to edit the entries by clicking on another option or click the "Start again" button at the bottom. There is no time limit so enjoy your bible quiz.

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• 1. 2 Kings 24:8 records Jehoiachin's reign at Jerusalem as three months. Elsewhere it is recorded as:
• Two months and twenty days.
• Exactly three months.
• Three months and ten days.
• It is not recorded elsewhere.
• No answer.
   
• 2. How often is king David's reign at Hebron recorded in scripture?
• Twice as three years and once as three years and six months.
• Twice as three years and twice as three years and six months.
• Once as three years and once as three years and six months.
• Once as three years and twice as three years and six months.
• No answer.
   
• 3. Concerning the drought in Samaria in the time of Elijah, which of the following statements is NOT true?
• Inclusive reckoning is remotely possible.
• Inclusive reckoning is totally impossible.
• God told Elijah to see the king 'in the third year'.
• The drought lasted three years and six months.
• No answer.
   
• 4. Comparing the timing of Elijah's drought with the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which of these statements is correct?
• They are not comparable examples.
• They should not be evaluated on the same basis.
• They are both comparable examples.
• Both work with inclusive reckoning anyway.
• No answer.
   
• 5. Which of the following statements is correct?
• Nehemiah's governorship cannot be explained by inclusive reckoning.
• Nehemiah actually governed for thirteen years.
• Nehemiah's governorship cannot be explained by righteous reckoning.
• Nehemiah's governorship can be explained by both inclusive and righteous reckoning.
• No answer.
   
• 6. When did the building of the temple start and finish between the 4th year and 11th year of Solomon's reign?
• Started first month ended seventh month.
• Started first month ended eighth month.
• Started second month ended seventh month.
• Started second month ended eighth month.
• No answer.
   
• 7. Starting on a Sabbath day in our study example concerning the law of the leper, which of the following statements is true:
• Inclusive reckoning finished on a Sabbath.
• Inclusive reckoning finished the day after a Sabbath.
• Righteous reckoning finished on a Sabbath.
• Righteous reckoning finished the day before a Sabbath.
• No answer.
   
• 8. Menahem's ten year reign in Samaria 2 Kings 15:17:
• Cannot be explained without assuming an interegnum.
• Cannot be explained without assuming that it is rounded down from a larger figure.
• Can easily be explained by inclusive reckoning.
• Can easily be explained by righteous reckoning.
• No answer.
   
• 9. Pekahiah reigned for two years can only be true when using the:
• Accession year system.
• Non accession year system.
• Accession year system inclusively.
• Non accession year system righteously.
• No answer.
   
• 10. How effective are the study examples in refuting the statement,'Inclusive reckoning was taken for granted by all the writers of the Scriptures'?
• Mostly ineffective.
• Totally ineffective.
• Totally effective.
• Mostly effective.
• No answer.
   
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