Bible - Memory Verse Quiz - 3/10/25

If you want a ​ (a)   life, closely ​ (b)   . ​ (c)   to be ​ (d)   and kind. Hold these virtues tightly. ​ (e)   deep within your heart.”

• long and satisfying
• satisfying and long
• follow my instructions
• listen
• Never forget
• Always remember
• truthful
• honest
• Write them
• Carry them

What is the verse of the week?

• Proverbs 3: 2,3

• Proverbs 2 2,3

• Proverbs 13: 2,3

• Proverbs 3: 3,4

Match each quote to the correct speaker (Saul, Goliath, or David).

• Saul

• "You come against me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty."

• David

• "Come here, and I’ll give your flesh to the birds and the wild animals!"

• Goliath

• "Put on my tunic, my coat of armor, and my bronze helmet."

What weapon did David use to fight Goliath?

• a sword and shield
• a sling and 5 stones

• a bow and arrow
• a spear and armor

What happened when David slung the stone at Goliath?

• David and Goliath became friends.
• Goliath threw it back at David.

• David missed Goliath completely.
• David struck Goliath with a stone, causing him to fall.

How does Proverbs 3:2-3 connect to David’s story?

• David was unkind to Goliath and mocked him

• David ignored God's commandments and acted on his own judgment.
• David used a sword to win the battle

• David followed God's instructions and trusted Him

What does a "Fallen Direction" mean?

• Following God's truth and kindness

• Making choices that help us move closer to God's plan.

• Making choices that move us away from God’s plan

• Making decisions based on faith.

What does a "Redemptive Direction" mean?

• Doing what's easiest.

• A method for avoiding responsibility.
• Following God's plan when it is convenient for us.

• Choosing faith, truth, and kindness in every situation

Match each action with "Fallen Direction" or "Redemptive Direction."

Saul relied on armor - (a)  

David trusted God. - (b)  

• Fallen Direction
• Redemptive Direction

Match each action with "Fallen Direction" or "Redemptive Direction."
Israel's army was afraid. - ​ (a)  
David defended God’s name - ​ (b)  

• Fallen Direction
• Redemptive Direction