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Worksheets2025 Juvenile Harvest Quiz
Total questions: 101
Worksheet time: 51mins
When did the word of God come to Zechariah for the first time?
In the 5th month of the 4th year of Darius
In the 8th month of the 2nd year of Darius
In the 10th month of the 1st year of Darius
In the 9th month of the 7th year of Darius
Who was Zechariah's father?
Amos
Nun
Berechiah
Josiah
What did the horses in Zechariah's vision report about the earth?
It was full of turmoil
It was calm and quiet
It was sinful and full of abominations
It was at war
What was God's response to the angel's intercession?
He answered him sharply
He answered him with good and comforting words
He answered him loudly and sparingly
He didn't answer him
What do the four horns in Zechariah's vision represent?
The four seasons
The four directions
The nations that scattered Judah, Israel, and Jerusalem
The four elements
What is God's promise to Jerusalem?
He will destroy it
He will abandon it
He will return to it with mercy and rebuild His house
He will leave it as is
Why was God angry with the nations?
They were too prosperous
They were at ease while God's people suffered
They were too powerful
They were too weak
What did Zechariah see in his vision in Chapter 2?
Four horns and four craftsmen
A man with a measuring line
A lion and a lamb
A river and a tree
What was the man with the measuring line doing?
Measuring the length and width of Jerusalem
Measuring the height of the temple
Measuring the distance to Babylon
Measuring the size of the altar
What did the angel tell Zechariah about Jerusalem's future?
It would be destroyed
It would be abandoned
It would be inhabited and prospered
It would be at war
Why would Jerusalem no longer need walls?
Because it would be a small city
Because God would be its wall
Because it would be a fortified city
Because it would be deserted
What would happen to the nations that had scattered Israel?
They would be rewarded
They would be punished
They would be ignored
They would be forgiven
What would many nations do in response to God's presence?
They would attack Israel
They would ignore Israel
They would join themselves to the Lord
They would reject the Lord
What would be the result of God's presence among His people?
They would be ashamed
They would be prosperous and blessed
They would be scattered
They would be punished
Who was standing before the Lord in Zechariah's vision?
The high priest Joshua
The prophet Zechariah
The king of Judah
The angel of the Lord
What was Satan doing in the vision?
He was worshiping God
He was accusing Joshua
He was praying for Joshua
He was ignoring Joshua
What was the Lord's response to Satan's accusation?
He rebuked Satan
He ignored Satan
He agreed with Satan
He was silent
What did the Lord say about Joshua?
He was guilty and deserved punishment
He was a brand plucked out of the fire
He was unfaithful and would be punished
He was not worthy of forgiveness
What did the Lord command to be done with Joshua's filthy garments?
They should be kept as a reminder of his sin
They should be torn apart
They should be removed and replaced with clean clothes
They should be left as they were
What did the clean clothes represent?
Joshua's own righteousness
God's forgiveness and cleansing
The people's sin
The priest's authority
What was placed on Joshua's head?
A crown
A turban
A mitre
A symbol of shame
What did the angel of the Lord promise to Joshua?
He would be punished for his sins
He would be given authority over the temple
He would have access to God's presence
He would be removed from his position
What was the purpose of the vision?
To condemn Joshua for his sins
To demonstrate God's justice
To show God's forgiveness and restoration
To predict future events
What would happen to Joshua if he walked in God's ways?
He would be punished
He would be rejected
He would be given great responsibility
He would be blessed
What did the angel awaken Zechariah to see?
A vision of the four horns
A vision of the man with the measuring line
A golden lampstand with seven lamps
A vision of the high priest Joshua
What were the two olive trees beside the lampstand?
They represented the two witnesses
They represented the two houses of Israel
They represented Zerubbabel and Joshua
They represented the anointed ones who stood by the Lord
What did the angel ask Zechariah about the mountains of bronze?
What are these mountains?
Why are these mountains so high?
What do these mountains represent?
Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit
What is the significance of the phrase "Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit"?
It emphasizes human strength
It highlights the importance of military power
It shows that God's work is accomplished through His Spirit
It emphasizes the role of human leaders
Who is Zerubbabel, mentioned in the chapter 4?
A high priest
A prophet
A governor of Judah
A king of Israel
What would Zerubbabel do, according to the chapter 4?
He would build a new temple
He would lead the people in worship
He would bring forth the capstone
He would be a king
What would be the response when the capstone is brought forth?
Shouts of despair
Cries of sorrow
Shouts of joy and praise
Silence
What did Zechariah see in his vision in Chapter 5?
A flying scroll
A woman in a basket
Four chariots
A golden lampstand
What was written on the scroll?
A list of sins
A prophecy of judgment
A curse against thieves and perjurers
A message of hope
What would happen to those who stole or swore falsely?
They would be blessed
They would be forgiven
They would be cut off
They would be punished
What was the size of the ephah (basket) in the vision?
It was very small
It was very large
It was a standard size
Its size wasn't specified
Who or what did the woman in the basket represent?
Wickedness
Righteousness
God's people
The Gentiles
Where was the woman taken?
To Jerusalem
To Babylon
To the land of Shinar
To the wilderness
What would happen to the woman in the basket?
She would be worshiped
She would be punished
She would be set up in her own place
She would be forgotten
What did Zechariah see in his vision in Chapter 6?
Four chariots
A flying scroll
A woman in a basket
A golden lampstand
What were the chariots drawn by?
Horses of different colors
Lions
Eagles
Oxen
What did the chariots represent?
The four winds of heaven
The four kingdoms of the world
The four Gospels
The four cardinal directions
Where did the chariots go?
To Jerusalem
To Babylon
To the four winds of heaven
To the wilderness
What did the black horses go towards?
The north country
The south country
The east country
The west country
What was the purpose of the chariots?
To bring judgment
To bring peace
To patrol the earth
To give rest to God's Spirit
What did the Lord say about the bronze crown for Joshua?
It was a symbol of judgment
It was a symbol of royalty
It was a sign of peace
It was for Zerubbabel
What was the purpose of the delegation sent to the house of God?
To offer sacrifices
To inquire about God's will
To ask about fasting and mourning
To bring offerings
Who sent the delegation?
The king of Judah
The people of Bethel
The priests and prophets
The elders of the land
What question did the delegation ask?
Should we continue to offer sacrifices?
Should we rebuild the temple?
Should we weep and fast in the fifth month?
Should we follow God's laws?
What was God's response to the delegation?
He told them to continue fasting
He told them to stop fasting
He asked them if their fasting was sincere
He ignored their question
What was God's response to the delegation?
He told them to continue fasting
He told them to stop fasting
He asked them if their fasting was sincere
He ignored their question
What did God want the people to focus on according to chapter 7?
Fasting and mourning
Offering sacrifices
Doing justice and showing kindness
Building the temple
How did the people respond to God's previous messages?
They listened and obeyed
They refused to listen
They were divided in their response
They were indifferent
What was the result of the people's disobedience?
They were blessed and prospered
They were scattered among the nations
They were punished and suffered
They were forgiven and restored
What did the Lord of hosts declare about Jerusalem?
It would be destroyed
It would be abandoned
It would be inhabited and prospered
It would be at war
What would happen to the people in Jerusalem?
They would be old and gray
They would be young and strong
They would be many and happy
Streets would be full of boys and girls
How would the nations treat Jerusalem?
They would attack and conquer it
They would ignore it
They would bless and prosper it
Many people and strong nations would come to bless the Lord
What is God's attitude towards His people?
He is angry with them
He is indifferent to them
He loves them and will restore them
He has abandoned them
What would happen to those who hate Jerusalem?
They would be blessed
They would be punished
They would be ignored
They would be forgiven
How long would the fasts and mourning last?
Forever
For a long time
They would turn to joy and gladness
They would continue as usual
What would happen to the people who call on the Lord's name?
They would be punished
They would be ignored
They would be saved
They would be blessed and saved
What is the burden of the Lord's message in Chapter 9?
Against Israel
Against the nations
Against the priests
Against the prophets
Which cities are mentioned as being conquered in the chapter?
Tyre and Sidon
Damascus and Hamath
Ashkelon and Gaza
All of the above
What will happen to the fortified cities?
They will be strengthened
They will be destroyed
They will be rebuilt
They will be ignored
Who will be the king mentioned in the chapter?
A foreign king
The Messiah
A king of Judah
A king of Israel
How will the Messiah come?
On a horse
On a chariot
On a donkey
On foot
What will be the result of the Messiah's coming?
War and destruction
Peace and salvation
Judgment and punishment
Darkness and despair
What will happen to the chariots and warhorses?
They will be strengthened
They will be cut off
They will be used for battle
They will be ignored
What did the people ask God for in the chapter?
Rain
Wealth
Power
Protection
What was God's response to the people's request?
He would give them rain
He would punish them
He would ignore them
He would give them shepherds and flock
What would happen to the shepherds and their flock?
They would prosper
They would be punished
They would be scattered
They would be strengthened
Who would be strengthened in the chapter?
The wicked
The proud
The house of Judah
The enemies of God's people
What would happen to the enemies of God's people?
They would be strengthened
They would be trampled
They would be ignored
They would be forgiven
How would God save His people?
Through human strength
Through military power
Like a cornerstone
Like a shepherd
What would be the result of God's salvation?
Joy and gladness
Sorrow and mourning
Fear and anxiety
Indifference
What did the Lord ask Zechariah to do in Chapter 11?
To prophesy against the nations
To shepherd the flock doomed for slaughter
To build the temple
To lead the people in worship
Why were the flock's buyers killing them?
Because they were hungry
Because they were poor
Because they were held guiltless
Because they were abundant
What did Zechariah call the first staff?
Favor
Union
Beauty
Strength
Why did Zechariah break the staff?
Because he was angry
Because the covenant was broken
Because the flock was disobedient
Because the buyers were cruel
What was the price of Zechariah's labor?
A large sum of money
Thirty pieces of silver
A piece of land
A flock of sheep
What did Zechariah do with the thirty pieces of silver?
He kept them for himself
He gave them to the poor
He threw them into the treasury
He used them to buy food
What did Zechariah do after breaking the staffs?
He rested
He prophesied again
He became a foolish shepherd
He built the temple
What is the burden of the Lord's message in Chapter 12?
Against the nations
Against Jerusalem
Concerning Jerusalem's salvation
Concerning the Messiah
What will happen to Jerusalem in the chapter?
It will be destroyed
It will be besieged
It will be a cup of reeling to all the surrounding peoples
It will be saved and prospered
Who will be like a cup of reeling?
Judah
Jerusalem
All the surrounding peoples
The nations
What will happen to the nations that attack Jerusalem?
They will conquer it
They will be punished
They will be blessed
They will ignore it
Who will be protected in the chapter?
The inhabitants of Jerusalem
The nations
The enemies of God's people
The wicked
What will be poured out on the inhabitants of Jerusalem?
A spirit of judgment and supplication
A spirit of fear and anxiety
A spirit of anger and hatred
A spirit of indifference
How will the people of Jerusalem mourn?
With joy and gladness
With bitter lamentation
With indifference
With anger
What is the purpose of the fountain mentioned in Chapter 13?
For cleansing and purification
For drinking water
For irrigation
For baptism
What will happen to the idols and unclean prophets?
They will be exalted
They will be cut off
They will be ignored
They will be worshiped
What will the prophets do to avoid being recognized?
They will wear fine clothes
They will wear rough clothing
They will prophesy truth
They will stop prophesying
What will happen to the person who still prophesies?
They will be praised
They will be punished
Their parents will pierce them
They will be ignored
What will be the result of God's refining and testing?
The people will be destroyed
The people will be purified
The people will be ignored
The people will be punished
How will the people respond to God's refining?
They will resist
They will deny Him
They will call on His name
They will be indifferent
What will be the proportion of people who survive God's judgment?
One-third
Two-thirds
One-half
None will survive
What day is described in Chapter 14?
A day of darkness
A day of the Lord
A day of rest
A day of celebration
What will happen to Jerusalem on that day?
It will be conquered
It will be divided
The Lord will go out and fight against the nations
It will be abandoned
What will happen to the nations that attack Jerusalem?
They will conquer it
They will be punished
They will be blessed
They will ignore it
What will happen to the Mount of Olives?
It will be destroyed
It will be split in two
It will be lifted up
It will be ignored
What will be the result of the Lord's appearance?
Darkness and fear
Light and salvation
Judgment and punishment
Indifference
What will happen to the Lord's enemies?
They will be forgiven
They will be punished
They will be ignored
They will be blessed
