Match the following. 1. placed a carved image in the house of the lord amon 2. predicted the place of jesus' birth isaiah 3. was a fourth-generation descendant of hezekiah nahum 4. wrote that the just would live by faith micah 5. was the son of josiah jehoiachin 6. was the father of josiah jehoiakim 7. prophesied to a king from prison manasseh 8. prophesied the virgin birth of christ jeremiah 9. delivered a message to nineveh habakkuk 10. was imprisoned for thirty-six years in babylon zephaniah

1. Manasseh placed a carved image in the house of the Lord.

2. Micah predicted the place of Jesus' birth.

3. Zephaniah was a fourth-generation descendant of Hezekiah.

4. Habakkuk wrote that the just would live by faith.

5. Jehoiakim was the son of Josiah.

6. Amon was the father of Josiah.

7. Jeremiah prophesied to a king from prison.

8. Isaiah prophesied the virgin birth of Christ.

9.  Nahum delivered a message to Nineveh.

10. Jehoiachin was imprisoned for thirty-six years in Babylon.

Explanation:

1. Manasseh placed a carved image in the house of the Lord. (2 Chronicles 33:7)

2. Micah predicted the place of Jesus' birth. (Micah 5:2-6)

3. Zephaniah was a fourth-generation descendant of Hezekiah. (Zephaniah 1:1)

4. Habakkuk wrote that the just would live by faith. (Habakkuk 2:4)

5. Jehoiakim was the son of Josiah. (1 Chronicles 3:15)

6. Amon was the father of Josiah. (1 Chronicles 3:14)

7. Jeremiah prophesied to a king from prison. (Jeremiah 37: 14-17)

8. Isaiah prophesied the virgin birth of Christ. (Isaiah 7:14)

9.  Nahum delivered a message to Nineveh. (The Book of Nahum)

10. Jehoiachin was imprisoned for thirty-six years in Babylon. (2 Kings 25:27)

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