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In Psalm 82:1, “Elohim has taken His place in the divine council” means:
The Trinity is debating
Humans are judging angels
The singular God presides over plural elohim
No other beings exist
The Hebrew word elohim is:
Grammatically plural but context‑dependent
Always singular
A title only for idols
Always plural
In Psalm 82, what is the main issue God confronts the elohim about?
Their disagreement with the prophets
Their failure to maintain justice
Their lack of power compared to humans
Their refusal to worship Him
Why can’t “sons of God” in Psalm 82 refer to human Jews?
Humans lived in heaven
Humans are embodied, not disembodied
Jews ruled the nations
Jews didn’t exist yet
T/F: Plural elohim automatically means Israel believed in many gods.
False
T/F: Yahweh is “species‑unique” among all elohim.
True
T/F: Deut. 32:17 teaches that Israel sacrificed to demons (shedim).
True
Elohim is a ________ of residence term, not a term of attributes.
place
Psalm 82 describes God standing in the ________ ________.
divine council
“No gods beside Me” means Yahweh is above all ________.
elohim
Which set best represents the three “lenses” used in inductive Bible study?
History, Literary, Theology
Literary, Theology, Geography
History, Culture, Canon
Context, Language, Theology
The “frame” of inductive study refers to which structured process?
Interpretation → Application → Evaluation
Translation → Interpretation → Application
Observation → Correlation → Application
Observation → Interpretation → Application
Which gap refers to the Bible being written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek?
Time Gap
Cultural Gap
Language Gap
Literary Gap
Which principle says Scripture has one correct interpretation?
Progressive
One‑Meaning
Linguistic
Harmony
T/F: Inductive study moves from particulars to universals.
True
T/F: All translations are perfect and identical.
False
