Question # 1 (Multiple Choice) What happened when Isaac's servants dug the well he named Rehoboth? (Genesis 26:22) ANSWER

1. A) Abimilech filled up the well
   B) Isaac fell in the well
   C) The herdsmen left them alone
   D) They struck oil!
   

Question # 2 (Multiple Choice) What did Abimelech tell Isaac to do when the Philistines became jealous? (Genesis 26:16) ANSWER

1. A) To fight
   B) To leave
   C) To pray
   D) To take a gift to the Philistines.
   

Question # 3 (Multiple Choice) What happened to Isaac financially? (Genesis 26:13) ANSWER

1. A) He lost all his money
   B) He became rich
   C) He spent his money digging wells
   D) He gave all his money to the church
   

Question # 4 (Multiple Choice) How did the herdsmen of Gerar act when Isaac dug wells and found water? (Genesis 26:20,21) ANSWER

1. A) They asked for water for their flocks
   B) They quarreled over the wells
   C) They danced around the well
   D) They threw a well-warming party
   

Question # 5 (Multiple Choice) What did Isaac have his servants dig? (Genesis 26:19,21-22) ANSWER

1. A) Ditches
   B) Wells
   C) Moats
   D) Latrines
   

Question # 6 (Multiple Choice) How did the Philistines feel about Isaac's success? (Genesis 26:14) ANSWER

1. A) They threw him a party.
   B) They envied him
   C) They sent him flowers.
   D) They were thankful to God for Isaac.
   

Question # 7 (Multiple Choice) Why did Abimilech go to see Isaac in Berrsheeba? (Genesis 26:28-29) ANSWER

1. A) To ask advice about digging wells
   B) To make an agreement that they would act peacefully toward one another
   C) To bring gifts
   D) To declare war
   

Question # 8 (Multiple Choice) What did Isaac build in Beersheeba? (Genesis 26:25) ANSWER

1. A) An altar to God
   B) A road to Garar
   C) A temple
   D) A new house
   

Question # 9 (Multiple Choice) What happened to Isaac's crops that he planted? ( Genesis 26:12) ANSWER

1. A) They increased greatly,
   B) They dried up in the drought.
   C) They were eaten by locusts.
   D) They were trampled by enemies.