WorksheetsWhy Did God Give Us Feelings? Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Why did God give us feelings according to the text?
To make life dull and robotic
To remove emotions from our lives
To allow us to sin freely
To help us live in perfect harmony
What caused people's emotional lives to become marked by disharmony, turmoil, and frustration?
The invention of emotions
The fall of angels
The creation of the universe
The entrance of sin into creation
Which Bible verse mentions God's joy?
Isaiah 62:5
Exodus 34:14
Genesis 6:5-6
Proverbs 6:16
What emotion does God express in 1 Kings 11:9?
Anger
Compassion
Grief
Delight
Which Bible verse mentions God's jealousy?
Judges 2:18
Exodus 34:14
Zephaniah 3:17
Philippians 4:6
What emotion does God express in Zephaniah 3:17?
Grief
Hate
Delight
Anger
Which Bible verse mentions God's grief?
Hebrews 13:6
Genesis 6:5-6
Isaiah 62:5
Proverbs 6:16
What does John 3:16 teach us about God's love?
God gave His only begotten Son to pay the price for our sins
God created emotions to punish mankind
God's love is conditional
God's love is expressed only through anger
What would life be like without emotions according to the text?
Full of joy and sorrow
Driven by accomplishments
Dull and robotic
Filled with music and poetry
What does Proverbs 16:32 teach about controlling emotions?
Strength is better than patience
Capturing a city is better than controlling your temper
Patience and controlling your temper are better than strength
Anger is better than patience
What does Philippians 4:6 instruct us to do instead of being anxious?
Pray and present our requests to God with thanksgiving
Ignore our emotions
Avoid all feelings
Express anger freely
What does Hebrews 13:6 encourage us to say with confidence?
The Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid
I will not comfort others
I will be ruled by my emotions
I will let my feelings control me
What does 2 Corinthians 1:4 teach about comforting others?
God comforts us so we can comfort others
We should only comfort ourselves
We should ignore others' feelings
Comforting others is unnecessary
What does Psalm 145:8 say about God's character?
He is quick to anger and slow to love
He is distant and unfeeling
He is gracious, compassionate, slow to anger, and rich in love
He is indifferent to mankind
What is the purpose of emotions according to the text?
To remove joy from life
To create turmoil and frustration
To be an excuse for sin
To make us sensitive to the feelings and needs of others
What does the text say about expressing emotions sinfully?
We should avoid expressing emotions altogether
Sinful emotions are unavoidable
Only God expresses emotions with complete righteousness
Emotions themselves are sinful
What does the text suggest we do when we feel angry or sad?
Ignore our feelings
Avoid helping others
Think of how we can comfort others
Express our emotions sinfully
What does the text say about the richness of life?
It is diminished by emotions
Only positive emotions enrich life
It is unaffected by feelings
Both pleasant and unpleasant emotions contribute to it
What does the text say about God's emotions?
God does not have emotions
God's emotions are limited to anger
God is cold and distant
God expresses a wide range of emotions toward mankind
What does the text say about being ruled by feelings?
We should be ruled by our feelings
We should let our feelings control our actions
We should not be ruled by our feelings
We should ignore our feelings completely
What does the text say about emotions and creativity?
Creativity is unrelated to emotions
Emotions hinder creativity
Emotions destroy creative expression
Emotions inspire music, poetry, movies, and stories
What does the text say about emotions and accomplishments?
Emotions are unnecessary for achievements
Emotions drive people to accomplish and invent things
Accomplishments are unrelated to emotions
Emotions prevent accomplishments
What does the text say about emotions and relationships?
Relationships are better without emotions
Emotions enable us to express love to God and enjoy His gifts
Emotions are irrelevant to relationships
Emotions destroy relationships
What does the text say about emotions and sensitivity?
Emotions make us insensitive to others
Emotions help us be sensitive to the feelings and needs of others
Sensitivity is unrelated to emotions
Emotions hinder sensitivity
What does the text say about emotions and God's image?
God created emotions to punish mankind
God made people in His image, and He has emotions
Emotions are not part of God's creation
God's image is unrelated to emotions
What does the text say about emotions and sin?
Emotions are sinful by nature
Sinful emotions are unavoidable
We should avoid emotions altogether
Emotions themselves are not sinful, but we often express them sinfully
What does the text say about emotions and God's love?
God's love is unrelated to emotions
God's love is diminished by emotions
God's love remains constant despite His emotions
God's love is expressed only through anger
What does the text say about emotions and human uniqueness?
Emotions make humans feel alive and unique
Emotions make humans robotic
Emotions are irrelevant to human uniqueness
Emotions hinder human uniqueness
What does the text say about emotions and God's creation?
God created emotions to punish mankind
Emotions are not part of God's creation
God made emotions as part of His passionate work
God's creation is unrelated to emotions
What does the text say about emotions and God's example?
We should avoid emotions to follow God's example
We should ignore God's example
We should follow God's example and be gracious and compassionate
God's example is unrelated to emotions
