Question

4 multiple choice 1 point in the new testament, god’s people are still looking for god to keep his promises from 2 samuel 7 about a king from whose bloodline? noah’s nebuchadnezzar’s saul’s david’s 5 true or false 1 point the new testament reveals how and why the servant from the book of isaiah suffered for his people. true false

Explanation:

Question 4 (Multiple Choice)

In the New Testament, the promises related to David's bloodline (from 2 Samuel 7) are significant as they pertain to the Messiah (Jesus) being from David's lineage. Noah’s, Nebuchadnezzar’s, and Saul’s bloodlines don’t have the same New Testament - focused promise - fulfillment context.

The New Testament does reveal the suffering of the servant (referring to Jesus, the Servant of God) and the reasons for it (for the salvation of people), which connects to the servant - suffering themes in Isaiah (like Isaiah 53). So the statement is true.

Answer:

D. David's

Question 5 (True or False)