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REL A 275 BYU Online Wilcox Final Exam 120 Questions and Verified Answers with Rationales | 2026 Edition

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REL A 275 BYU Online Wilcox Final Exam 120
Questions and Verified Answers with
Rationales | 2026 Edition
Question 1
Who was Ahaz, and why is he significant as taught in the REL A 275 Wilcox
course?
A) He was the king of Israel who built the golden calf at Bethel.
B) He was the King of Judah, father of Hezekiah who made a pact with
Assyria instead of trusting God.
C) He was the High Priest who anointed Solomon as king.
D) He was the prophet who confronted King Ahab about the vineyard of
Naboth.
ANSWER>>>B
RATIONALE: Ahaz is presented as a cautionary figure who prioritized
political alliances over divine protection. He made a pact with Assyria instead
of trusting God, and the Assyrians eventually turned on him, illustrating the
danger of trusting in worldly powers rather than the Lord. This theme of
covenant vs. political expediency is central to Wilcox's teachings on trusting
God's deliverance.


Question 2
What does the name "Maher-shalal-hash-baz" mean, and who was he?
A) "God is with us"; a son of Isaiah
B) "Destruction is imminent"; the second son of Isaiah
C) "The Lord is my shepherd"; a prophet in Judah
D) "Peace on Earth"; a king of Israel
ANSWER>>>B
RATIONALE: Maher-shalal-hash-baz was Isaiah's second son. His name,
meaning "Destruction is imminent" or "Spoil quickly, plunder speedily,"

,served as a living prophecy of the coming Assyrian invasion and the swift
plundering of Syria and Israel. This symbolic naming demonstrates how
prophetic signs were embedded in daily life.


Question 3
Who is Jesse, and what is his significance in messianic prophecy?
A) He was the father of King Saul and the first king of Israel.
B) He was the father of King David and is significant as the "stem of
Jesse" in prophecies about the lineage of Jesus Christ.
C) He was the prophet who anointed David as king.
D) He was the brother of Moses and the first High Priest.
ANSWER>>>B
RATIONALE: Jesse is the father of King David. He is significant in messianic
prophecy because the "stem of Jesse" refers to the lineage from which Jesus
Christ descended. This prophecy (Isaiah 11:1) points to the Messiah's Davidic
lineage and is fulfilled in Christ.


Question 4
Who was Nephi the son of Nephi in the Book of Mormon?
A) The brother of Lehi who led a rebellion against Nephi
B) The father of King Benjamin
C) One of the twelve disciples chosen by the resurrected Christ in the
Book of Mormon
D) The first king of the Nephites
ANSWER>>>C
RATIONALE: Nephi the son of Nephi was one of the twelve disciples chosen
by the resurrected Christ in the Book of Mormon. He is often referred to as
"Nephi the Disciple" and was present when Christ visited the Americas,
kneeling to kiss the Savior's feet. His ministry was instrumental in the
establishment of the Church among the Nephites.

,Question 5
Who was Alma I (Alma the Elder)?
A) The son of Alma who persecuted the Church
B) A priest of King Noah who was converted by the prophet Abinadi
C) The first king of the Nephites in Zarahemla
D) A Lamanite prophet who converted thousands
ANSWER>>>B
RATIONALE: Alma I was a priest of King Noah who was converted by the
prophet Abinadi. Unlike the other priests who rejected Abinadi's message,
Alma repented and fled. He later organized the Church and established a
covenant community at the waters of Mormon. His conversion illustrates the
power of repentance and covenant-keeping.


Question 6
Who was Alma II (Alma the Younger)?
A) The son of Alma I who initially persecuted the Church but repented
after seeing an angel
B) The priest who led the people of Limhi
C) The father of King Mosiah
D) The first chief judge of the Nephites
ANSWER>>>A
RATIONALE: Alma II was the son of Alma I who initially persecuted the
Church along with the sons of Mosiah. His dramatic conversion came after an
angel appeared to him, telling him to repent. He later became the first elected
chief judge and the high priest over the Church.


Question 7
Who was Mosiah I?

, A) The son of King Benjamin who created the reign of the judges
B) A Nephite prophet and king in Zarahemla who discovered the people
of Zarahemla (Mulekites)
C) The first king of the Nephites in the land of Nephi
D) The brother of Limhi who led an expedition to the land of Nephi
ANSWER>>>B
RATIONALE: Mosiah I was a Nephite prophet and king in Zarahemla who
discovered the people of Zarahemla (also known as the Mulekites). He was the
father of King Benjamin and moved the Nephite community from the land of
Nephi to Zarahemla, uniting two large groups of people.


Question 8
Who was Mosiah II?
A) The son of Noah who was enslaved by the Lamanites
B) The son of King Benjamin and father of the "sons of Mosiah" who
created the reign of the judges
C) The first king of the Nephites in the land of Nephi
D) The brother of Ammon who led an expedition to the land of Nephi
ANSWER>>>B
RATIONALE: Mosiah II was the son of King Benjamin and father of the "sons
of Mosiah." He was a seer who translated the Jaredite records and politically
established the system of judges to replace the monarchy. This transition was
a pivotal moment in Nephite governance.


Question 9
Who was Limhi?
A) The son of the wicked King Noah who became king of the Nephites in
the land of Nephi and was enslaved by the Lamanites
B) The brother of Mosiah who led an expedition to the land of Nephi
C) The priest who was converted by Abinadi
D) The first king of the Nephites in Zarahemla

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