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Major Prophets Quiz

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What can you say about the book of Isaiah? (click all applies)

a)

God's judgement of the sins in Judah

b)

God's promise of the Messiah - Lord Jesus

c)

It has 150 chapters, biggest book in the bible and a poetic book

d)

The book divided very similarly to the bible

e)

It has 66 chapters, 39 on God's judgement and 27 on the future

2.

How did God commission (authorise) Isaiah to become His prophet?

a)

God gave Isaiah a vision when he went to the temple to pray

b)

God put a cloak on Isaiah while he was walking

c)

God touched Isaiah's mouth and reassured him that He'll put His words in his mouth

d)

God appeared to Isaiah in his dream

3.

What was in Isaiah's vision? (click all applies)

a)

The Lord was seated on the throne

b)

The seraphs touched Isaiah's lips with a a burning coal

c)

The Lord asked, "Whom shall I send?"

d)

God sent a golden charriot to collect him

e)

He saw a massive statue

4.

Why did God say He didn't want more sacrifices from the people in Judah?

a)

Because God wanted different ways for the Israelites to worship them

b)

Because the people didn't mean what they were doing (i.e no sorrow for their sins)

c)

God didn't want them to waste money on sacrifices anymore

d)

Animals were scarce at that time

5.

What was the message of hope in the last 27 chapters of Isaiah?

a)

The people in Judah will return to Jerusalem

b)

The promise of the coming Messiah

c)

The rebuilt of the destroyed temple

d)

The northern kingdom will be restored

6.

Who is called the "weeping prophet"?

a)

Isaiah

b)

Samuel

c)

Jeremiah

d)

Daniel

e)

Ezekiel

7.

How did God call Jeremiah to become His prophet?

a)

God gave Jeremiah a vision when he went to the temple to pray

b)

God touched Jeremiah's mouth and reassured Jeremiah that He'll put His words in his mouth

c)

God appeared to Jeremiah in his dream

d)

God put a cloak on Jeremiah while he was walking

8.

Why was Jeremiah call a "weeping prophet"?

a)

Because he often felt his suffering was too much

b)

Because he was weeping with God as the Jews were full of sins and refused to repent

c)

Because that was part of God's message to demonstrate how sad God was with His people

d)

Because he was an attention seeker and drama king

9.

Why were the Jews not believe God's judgement on them?

a)

Because they believe the other gods would protect them even if God wouldn't

b)

Because they thought they're always God's chosen people

c)

Because they didn't think God would destroy His own temple and His city Jerusalem

d)

Because they believed God would never punish people

10.

What was the main thing He wanted Jeremiah to do as His prophet?

a)

Rebuild the temple

b)

Rebuild the city wall

c)

Uproot and tear down, to destroy and overthrow, to build and to

d)

Destroy all the Jews forever

11.

How did God explain the message to Jeremiah?

a)

He sent another prophet to explain the message to Jeremiah

b)

He sent Jeremiah to the potter's house and explained God is like a potter and the Jews are like the clay

c)

He performed a miracle and smashed the pottery

d)

He gave Jeremiah a set of Lego

12.

What did Jeremiah do to prove his Faith in God's promise for the Jews return to Jerusalem after their exile?

a)

He built a house in the rural of Jerusalem

b)

He bought a land in Jerusalem and asked Baruch to put it in a clay jar

c)

He dug a hole and buried some treasure in it.

d)

He built a farmhouse in the outskirt of Jerusalem

13.

How do you describe the book of Lamentations? (click all those apply)

a)

made up of 5 sad poems

b)

destruction of Jerusalem

c)

God's love songs for His people

d)

suffering and captivity of the Jews

14.

The meaning of Ezekiah's first vision

a)

Departure of God’s glory

b)

God’s judgement

c)

Return of the glory of God

d)

Ezekiel needed to know his master.

e)

God will bring them back to Jerusalem again

15.

The meaning of Ezekiah's second vision

a)

Departure of God’s glory

b)

God’s judgement

c)

Return of the glory of God

d)

Ezekiel needed to know his master.

e)

God will bring them back to Jerusalem again

16.

The meaning of Ezekiah's third vision

a)

Departure of God’s glory

b)

God’s judgement

c)

Return of the glory of God

d)

Ezekiel needed to know his master.

e)

God will bring them back to Jerusalem again

17.

The meaning of Ezekiah's forth vision

a)

Departure of God’s glory

b)

God’s judgement

c)

Return of the glory of God

d)

Ezekiel needed to know his master.

e)

God will bring them back to Jerusalem again

18.

The meaning of Ezekiah's fifth vision

a)

Departure of God’s glory

b)

God’s judgement

c)

Return of the glory of God

d)

Ezekiel needed to know his master.

e)

God will bring them back to Jerusalem again

19.

Why did Daniel and his friends not want the king’s food? (click all those apply)

a)

Because they were picky eater and didn’t like the king’s food and drink

b)

Daniel and his friends did not want to make themselves impure/unclean with the king's food

c)

The food and drink were offered first to idols, so eating and drinking the food from the king’s table would be having a part in idol worship

d)

According to the law, the Jews are only allowed to eat vegetables and drink water

20.

When Daniel received the message that king Nebuchadnezzar would kill all magicians and astrologers because they couldn’t interpret his dreams, what was the most important things for Daniel at that time?

a)

show the king what kind of God they believed in

b)

to outshine all the others, to show the king that he’s the best

c)

save himself and all the magicians and astrologers from being killed

d)

he wants to interpret the dream as he was fascinated by what it could mean

21.

What was God’s message from the Gold head of the statue?

a)

Greece

b)

Rome (divided nations of Europe – dictatorship and democracy)

c)

Babylon

d)

God of heaven

e)

Medes and Persians

22.

What was God’s message from the Silver chest and arms of the statue?

a)

Greece

b)

Rome (divided nations of Europe – dictatorship and democracy)

c)

Babylon

d)

God of heaven

e)

Medes and Persians

23.

What was God’s message from the Brass belly and thighs of the statue?

a)

Greece

b)

Rome (divided nations of Europe – dictatorship and democracy)

c)

Babylon

d)

God of heaven

e)

Medes and Persians

24.

What was God’s message from the Iron legs (partly iron and partly clay) of the statue?

a)

Greece

b)

Rome (divided nations of Europe – dictatorship and democracy)

c)

Babylon

d)

God of heaven

e)

Medes and Persians

25.

What was God’s message from the Rock of the statue?

a)

Greece

b)

Rome (divided nations of Europe – dictatorship and democracy)

c)

Babylon

d)

God of heaven

e)

Medes and Persians

26.

Why was Daniel’s three friends: Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego being thrown into the fiery furnace?

a)

Because they refused to eat the king’s food

b)

Because they refused to bow down to king Nebuchadnezzar

c)

Because they refused to bow down to king Nebuchadnezzar’s golden statue

d)

Because they refused to pray to the king’s god

27.

Why was Daniel being thrown into the lion’s den?

a)

Because he refused to stop praying to God

b)

Because he refused to bow down to the king

c)

Because he refused to bow down to king Nebuchadnezzar’s gold statue

d)

Because he refused to pray to the king’s god

28.

When Belshazzar was killed, and Medes and Persians took over his kingdom, which part prophecy in king Nebuchadnezzar’s golden statue did it fulfil?

a)

Gold head

b)

Silver chest and arms

c)

Brass belly and thighs

d)

Iron legs (partly iron and partly clay)

e)

Rock