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Isaiah 17 Quiz

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

According to Isaiah 17:1, what is the burden concerning?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Damascus

c)

Samaria

d)

Nineveh

2.

According to Isaiah 17:1, what will Damascus become?

a)

A mighty fortress

b)

A ruinous heap

c)

A holy city

d)

A place of refuge

3.

According to Isaiah 17:2, what will happen to the cities of Aroer?

a)

They will be rebuilt

b)

They will be forsaken

c)

They will be fortified

d)

They will be destroyed by fire

4.

According to Isaiah 17:2, what will lie down in the cities of Aroer?

a)

Soldiers

b)

Merchants

c)

Flocks

d)

Angels

5.

According to Isaiah 17:3, what will cease from Ephraim?

a)

The temple

b)

The fortress

c)

The vineyard

d)

The altar

6.

According to Isaiah 17:3, what will happen to the kingdom of Damascus?

a)

It will be exalted

b)

It will be forgotten

c)

It will cease

d)

It will be divided

7.

According to Isaiah 17:4, what will happen to the glory of Jacob?

a)

It will increase

b)

It will be made thin

c)

It will be hidden

d)

It will be restored

8.

According to Isaiah 17:4, what will happen to the fatness of Jacob’s flesh?

a)

It will wax lean

b)

It will be strengthened

c)

It will be healed

d)

It will be multiplied

9.

According to Isaiah 17:4, what will happen to the glory of Jacob?

a)

It will shine brighter

b)

It will wane

c)

It will be restored

d)

It will be hidden

10.

According to Isaiah 17:4, what will happen to the fatness of Jacob’s flesh?

a)

It will grow lean

b)

It will be strengthened

c)

It will be multiplied

d)

It will be healed

11.

According to Isaiah 17:5, what is the judgment compared to?

a)

A storm

b)

A harvest

c)

A battle

d)

A flood

12.

According to Isaiah 17:5, where will gleaning be left?

a)

In the mountains

b)

In the valley

c)

In the field

d)

In the olive tree

13.

According to Isaiah 17:6, how many olives remain after shaking?

a)

None

b)

A few

c)

Many

d)

All

14.

According to Isaiah 17:6, how many people will be left in the land?

a)

A multitude

b)

A remnant

c)

A few

d)

None

15.

According to Isaiah 17:7, to whom will man look?

a)

His king

b)

His prophet

c)

His Maker

d)

His neighbor

16.

According to Isaiah 17:7, who will man respect?

a)

The priest

b)

The Holy One of Israel

c)

The elders

d)

The angels

17.

According to Isaiah 17:8, what will man no longer look to?

a)

The heavens

b)

The altars

c)

The prophets

d)

The kings

18.

According to Isaiah 17:8, what are the groves and incense altars called?

a)

Sacred places

b)

Holy sites

c)

Idols

d)

Works of his hands

19.

According to Isaiah 17:9, what will happen to the strong cities?

a)

They will be fortified

b)

They will be forsaken

c)

They will be rebuilt

d)

They will be exalted

20.

According to Isaiah 17:9, why are the cities forsaken?

a)

Because of drought

b)

Because of war

c)

Because of the children of Israel

d)

Because of famine

21.

According to Isaiah 17:10, what have the people forgotten?

a)

Their history

b)

The God of their salvation

c)

The law

d)

The prophets

22.

According to Isaiah 17:10, what have they not been mindful of?

a)

The Rock of their stronghold

b)

The temple

c)

The covenant

d)

The priesthood

23.

According to Isaiah 17:11, when will the seed flourish?

a)

At night

b)

In the morning

c)

At harvest

d)

In winter

24.

According to Isaiah 17:11, what will be the harvest?

a)

A heap

b)

A blessing

c)

A day of grief and desperate sorrow

d)

A celebration

25.

According to Isaiah 17:12, what do the multitude of people sound like?

a)

Thunder

b)

Trumpets

c)

Roar of the seas

d)

Whispering winds

26.

According to Isaiah 17:12, what do the rushing of nations resemble?

a)

A flood

b)

A storm

c)

The rushing of mighty waters

d)

The blowing of trumpets

27.

According to Isaiah 17:13, what will God do to the nations?

a)

Bless them

b)

Rebuke them

c)

Strengthen them

d)

Ignore them

28.

According to Isaiah 17:13, what will happen after God rebukes the nations?

a)

They will flee far away

b)

They will be exalted

c)

They will be destroyed

d)

They will be forgiven

29.

According to Isaiah 17:14, when does trouble come?

a)

At midday

b)

At eventide

c)

At dawn

d)

At noon

30.

According to Isaiah 17:14, what happens before morning?

a)

He is exalted

b)

He is no more

c)

He is healed

d)

He is strengthened

31.

Damascus will cease from being a ______, and it will be a ______ heap.

(a)  

32.

The cities of ______ are forsaken; they will be for ______.

(a)  

33.

The glory of ______ will wane, and the fatness of his flesh will grow ______.

(a)  

34.

In that day a man will look to his ______, and his eyes will have respect for the ______ of Israel.

(a)  

35.

Because you have forgotten the God of your ______, and have not been mindful of the ______ of your stronghold.

(a)  

36.

Woe to the multitude of many people who make a noise like the roar of the (a)   .

37.

At eventide, ______! And before the morning, he is ______.

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38.

True or False: Damascus will remain a strong city forever.

(a)  

39.

True or False: The cities of Aroer will be inhabited by flocks without fear.

(a)  

40.

True or False: The glory of Jacob will increase in the day of judgment.

(a)  

41.

True or False: People will stop looking to the altars they made with their own hands.

(a)  

42.

True or False: The nations will rush like the roaring of the seas, but God will rebuke them.

(a)  

43.

True or False: The harvest will be a day of celebration and joy.

(a)  

44.

True or False: The people forgot the God of their salvation and were not mindful of the Rock of their stronghold.

(a)