Question

1 true or false 1 point
ezekiel promised that god would restore the valley of dry bones and replace stony hearts. this promise is fulfilled in the new testament.
true
false
2 multiple choice 1 point
god fills which role for his people according to a new testament expectation from ezekiel?
judge
general
shepherd
priest
3 multiple choice 1 point
the new testament focuses on god’s promise in genesis 12 to bless all the world’s families by first blessing the descendants of whom?
moses
david
elijah
abraham

Explanation:

Question 1

In the book of Ezekiel, the prophecy about restoring the valley of dry bones (representing Israel's restoration) is fulfilled in the New Testament through the spiritual revival and the formation of the church (a new community of believers). So the statement is True.

In Ezekiel's prophecy, God is described as the "shepherd" who will gather and care for his people (Ezekiel 34:11 - 16). The role of shepherd in the New Testament context (like Jesus as the Good Shepherd) is a fulfillment of this Old Testament expectation. The other roles (judge, general, priest) don't align with the specific Ezekielic expectation of God's care for the flock.

In Genesis 12, God's promise to Abraham is to bless him and make his descendants a blessing to all the families of the earth. The New Testament focuses on this promise being fulfilled through Jesus, who is a descendant of Abraham, to bless all nations. Moses, David, and Elijah are not the ones linked to the Genesis 12 blessing's fulfillment in the New Testament's focus on blessing all families.

Answer:

True

Question 2