2 Timothy 4 Quiz

This quiz is based on 2 Timothy chapter 4 (KJV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given. We wish you all the best.

1. What did Paul charge Timothy before God and Christ to do?

He charged Timothy to preach the word.

He charged Timothy to live up to his word.

He charged Timothy to exhort with all long-suffering and doctrine.

He charged Timothy to defend the faith.

He charged Timothy to pray for him.

He charged Timothy to reprove and rebuke.

2. Opposed to some believers turning away from sound doctrine, what did Paul instruct Timothy to do?

He exhorted him to walk in peace before all men.

He exhorted him to be sober-minded, endure suffering.

He exhorted him to be soft-spoken

He exhorted him to lay aside all malice and strife.

He exhorted him to fulfill his ministry.

He exhorted him to do the work of an evangelist.

3. When some believers turn away from sound doctrine, what would they do?

They shall denounce the way of truth.

but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;

They shall be ashamed of the gospel.

And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.

They shall make mockery of the cross

4. 'For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand.' What does the underlined phrase mean?

Paul was going to make Timothy an offer.

Paul was going to be offered the chance to either live or die.

Paul was going to offer a sacrifice to the Lord.

Paul was ready to die for Christ.

5. Why was Paul so sure that God had prepared a crown for him?

He was sure of it because he had purged himself in the Temple of Jerusalem.

He was sure of it because he had fought a good fight.

He was sure of it because he had finished his course.

He was sure of it because he had prevailed over his opponents.

He was sure of it because he had kept the faith.

He was sure of it because the Lord has laid great revelations on his heart.

6. According to 2 Timothy 4, who shall receive the crown of righteousness?

All who eagerly look forward to Jesus' second coming

Those who will see Christ appear the second time

Those who call on Jesus' name out of a pure heart

Those who do not delight in immorality

7. According to 2 Timothy 4, who has forsaken Paul?

Erastus

Demas

Titus

Crescens

8. Opposed to the fact that some companions of Paul had forsaken him, what did Paul tell Timothy to do?

He exhorted Timothy to believe in his ministry.

He exhorted Timothy to speak well of him to the congregation in Ephesus.

He exhorted Timothy to do his best to come to him quickly.

He exhorted Timothy to stay close to him.

9. Who did Paul tell Timothy to bring along when coming to him?

Trophimus

Aristarchus

Eubulus

John Mark

10. Which of Paul's companions had left for Thessalonica at the time Paul was writing the letter?

Dalmatia

Demas

Crescens

John Mark

11. Which of Paul's companions had left for Galatia at the time Paul was writing the letter?

Claudia

Pudens

Crescens

Philemon

12. Which of Paul's companions had left for Dalmatia at the time he was writing the letter?

Titus

Epaphras

Pudens

Aristarchus

13. Who was with Paul at the time he was writing the letter?

Ephaphras

Titus

John Mark

Luke

14. Which of Paul's companions had Paul sent to Ephesus?

Silas

Titus

Tychicus

Trophimus

15. What items did Paul instruct Timothy to bring along when coming to him?

Paul's books, especially the parchments

Paul's bag which was with the elders

Paul's tefillin

Paul's phylacteries which he left with Onesiphorus

Paul cloak which he left with Carpus

16. Who did Paul much harm when he was doing his ministry in Ephesus?

Carpus

Alexander

Demas

Dimitrius

17. What was Timothy to do about the man who did Paul much harm?

He should be careful of him.

He was to repay him on Paul's behalf.

He was to speak ill of him to the congregation.

He was to make sure that man did not join the church.

18. What was the offense of the man who did Paul much harm?

He reported on Paul to the city authorities.

He bore false witness against Paul.

He hired men to kill Paul.

He greatly opposed Paul's ministry.

19. What was the occupation of the man who did Paul much harm?

Copper-smith

Carpenter

Mason

Stone-cutter

20. What did Paul bitterly complain about against his fellow Christians?

He complained that many believers have forsaken the true gospel he preached to them and have turned to falsehood.

He complained that his own companions speak ill of him.

He complained that he did not receive any help from the churches.

He complained that, at his first defense, none of his companions stood with him, but all forsook him.

21. Though all deserted Paul during his first defense, who came to stand by him and strengthen him?

Timothy

The Lord

Titus

Silas

22. What did Paul say against the one who did him much harm?

He said, "May the Lord remember his wrong deeds."

He said, "May the Lord also trouble him."

He said, "May the Lord repay him according to his works."

He said, "May the Lord forgive him."

23. Paul extended his greetings to who?

Lydia

Claudia

Prisca and Aquila

The household of Onesiphorus

Alexander

24. Which of Paul's companions was left at Miletum because he was sick?

Tychicus

Demas

Trophimus

Erastus

25. Paul instructed Timothy to come to him around what time?

Before winter

After winter

In summer

Before the day of Pentecost

26. Who extended his greetings to Timothy?

Eubulus, Pudens, Linus, Claudia, and all the believers at Paul's end

Titus, Mark, and all the believers at Paul's end.

Eubulus, the church in Macedonia, and the church in Rome

The apostles in Jerusalem and the believers in Judea

27. What did Paul say in prayer concerning the matter that his companions deserted him during his first defense?

I prayed that God should not hold it against them.

I prayed that God should look upon them with mercy.

I prayed that God should forgive them.

I prayed that God should forsake them as they forsook him.

28. Who did Paul say was very useful for his ministry?

John Mark

Carpus

Tychicus

Ephesus

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