Isaiah 25:1-10 Quiz

What is the main theme of Isaiah 25:1-10?

• The laws of Moses

• The life of King David

• The creation of the world

• God's faithfulness, power, and salvation

In Isaiah 25:1, what does Isaiah praise God for?

• Defeating Goliath

• Giving the Ten Commandments

• Doing wonderful things and being faithful

• Creating the universe

What does the destruction of cities in Isaiah 25:2-3 symbolize?

• The rise of new empires

• The building of new cities

• The end of the world

• God's power over human pride and might

Who does God provide strength and refuge for in Isaiah 25:4-5?

• The priests and prophets

• The rich and powerful

• The poor and needy

• The kings and queens

What does the feast in Isaiah 25:6 represent?

• A celebration of a new king

• A gathering of all nations for God's salvation

• A festival for the harvest

• A banquet for the wealthy

What does the 'veil' in Isaiah 25:7 symbolize?

• A shield for warriors

• A covering for the temple

• Spiritual blindness or separation from God

• A barrier between nations

What is the significance of God swallowing up death in Isaiah 25:8?

• It signifies the end of time

• It represents God's ultimate victory over death and suffering

• It shows the power of nature

• It marks the beginning of a new era

What do the people say in Isaiah 25:9?

• This is our God; we have waited for Him

• We will build a new city

• We will conquer new lands

• This is the end of the world

What does God's hand resting on the mountain in Isaiah 25:10 symbolize?

• His protection and presence

• The creation of a new kingdom

• The destruction of the mountain

• The building of a new temple

What does Moab represent in Isaiah 25:10?

• All who oppose God's people

• A place of refuge

• A friend of Israel

• A new ally