Numbers Chapter 30 Bible Quiz

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1) What was the primary focus of the vows discussed in Numbers chapter 30?

ⓐ Personal vows to God

ⓑ Vows of the priesthood

ⓒ Vows of kings and rulers

ⓓ Vows of the Levites

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2) Who was responsible for making a vow according to Numbers chapter 30?

ⓐ Men

ⓑ Women

ⓒ Both men and women

ⓓ Only priests

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3) According to the chapter, what happened if a woman made a vow and her father or husband objected?

ⓐ The vow was null and void

ⓑ The vow was required to be fulfilled

ⓒ The vow was transferred to her father or husband

ⓓ The vow was postponed

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4) If a woman was married and made a vow, who could annul her vow?

ⓐ Her husband

ⓑ Her father

ⓒ Her brother

ⓓ Her son

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5) What could a father do if he heard his daughter make a vow while she was still living in his house?

ⓐ He could annul it

ⓑ He had to fulfill it

ⓒ He had to make a counter-vow

ⓓ He could modify it

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6) What was the role of the husband in relation to the vows made by his wife?

ⓐ He could confirm or annul them

ⓑ He had to fulfill them

ⓒ He could only confirm them

ⓓ He had no role in them

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7) What was the condition for a woman’s vow to be considered valid if her father or husband did not annul it?

ⓐ The vow was automatically fulfilled

ⓑ The vow had to be reviewed by the priest

ⓒ The vow had to be made publicly

ⓓ The vow was considered binding

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8) What was the consequence if a vow was not annulled and was found to be made rashly?

ⓐ It was still considered binding

ⓑ It could be annulled retroactively

ⓒ It was considered invalid from the start

ⓓ It required a sacrifice to be fulfilled

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9) How were vows of a widow or a divorced woman treated?

ⓐ They were considered binding without exception

ⓑ They could be annulled by the community

ⓒ They required a review by the elders

ⓓ They could be annulled by any family member

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10) What was the purpose of these regulations about vows in Numbers chapter 30?

ⓐ To ensure the vows made to God were honored

ⓑ To control the religious practices of women

ⓒ To restrict personal freedom

ⓓ To establish penalties for breaking vows

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