Micah 7 Quiz

This quiz is based on Micah chapter 7 (NIV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. NB: You may log in to save points and track your performance.

1. Micah likened himself to whom?

A defeated soldier running away from the sword of a relentless enemy.

A person who gathers summer fruit at the gleaning of the vineyard.

A shepherd of the flock

A man mourning the death of his beloved wife.

2. Who has been swept from the land?

The king

The prophets

The shepherds

The faithful

3. The land of Israel was void of what?

The upright

Priests

Shepherds

Warriors

4. What do people lie in wait to do?

To despoil

To shed blood

To curse

To fight the invading enemy

5. The people hunt each other with what?

Arrows

Knives

Nets

Hooks

6. What do the rulers of Israel demand?

Livestock

Gold

Bribes

Gifts

7. The judges of Israel accept what?

Any thing their hearts desire

Gold

Bribes

Gifts

8. Who dictates their desires in the land of Israel?

The kings

The powerful

The judges

The rulers

9. The best of the people of Israel were like what?

A brier

The grave

A wolf

A viper

10. The most upright of the people of Israel were worse than                       .

a brier

drought

a wolf

a thorn hedge

11. On the day God would visit the Israelites,                                .

the people would receive their salvation

the enemy would flee from their sieges around the cities

their watchmen would sound the alarm

the land would abound in prosperity

12. On the day of the Lord's visit to Israel, do not trust a                                .

brother

warrior

friend

neighbor

13. On the day of the Lord's visit to Israel, do not put your confidence in                                .

a brother

a warrior

a friend

a neighbor

14. In the time of confusion, a man's enemies are                                .

the warriors of his own clan

the members of his own household

his beloved friends

his closest neighbors

15. In the time of confusion, a son dishonors                         .

his mother

his father

his family name

his household

16. In the time of confusion, a daughter rises up against                         .

her mother

her father

her family's honor

her household

17. In the time of confusion, a daughter-in-law rises up against                         .

her mother-in-law

her father-in-law

her brother

her husband's family

18. Why did he say his enemies should not gloat over him?

It is because he would find peace.

It is because he would come out of his troubles.

It is because he would win the war.

It is because though he had fallen, he would rise.

It is because though he sat in darkness, the Lord would be his light.

19. What consequence would he suffer for sinning against God?

He would not see God's face again.

He would be in danger of hellfire.

He would be in danger of starvation.

He would bear God's wrath.

20. For how long will he bear the Lord's wrath?

Until the third generation

Until God pleads his case and uphold his cause

Until the fourth generation

Until he returns from exile

21. At what point will God bring him out into the light for him to see His righteousness?

During the harvest

When the new moon appears over the horizon.

When God pleads his case and upholds his cause

When the Passover offering is offered

22. At what point will the enemy see him and feel ashamed?

When he builds his defensive fortress

When he returns to freedom

When he is victorious in battle

When God brings him into the light

23. When Israel was restored, people would come to them from where?

Assyria

Greece

The Euphrates

Rome and Persia

Nubia and Songhai

The cities of Egypt

Wealthy kingdoms

24. Why would the Earth become desolate?

It is because a great plague would spread like wild fire from shore to shore and kill all.

It is because floodwaters would sweep lives into the deep.

It is because the deeds of its inhabitants would bring God's judgment upon it.

It is because a bitter drought would claim many lives.

25. The shepherd directs his flock with his                            .

left hand

cane

right hand

staff

26. What did God promise to show the Israelites?

Wonders

Power

Freedom

His tabernacle

27. What would the nations feel when they see the wonders of God in Israel?

Fear

Shame

Anxious

Regret

28. At what point would the nations be afraid of Israel?

When God's wonders happen in Israel.

When they see the military might of Israel.

When they see the prosperity of Israel.

When they hear of the miracles in Israel.

29. When the nations hear of what God is doing in Israel, they will                                  like creatures that crawl on the ground.

lick dust

faint

fight one another

run

30. Which animal licks dust?

Wolf

Ants

Snake

Sloth

31. How would the nations react when they see God's wonders in Israel?

They would put their hands over their mouths.

They would seek refuge in the mountains.

They would turn in fear to God.

They would wander in the wilderness.

They would come trembling out of their dens.

They would hide their faces.

They would lick dust like a snake.

They would align with Israel.

32. Which description did Micah give to God?

One who inhabits the fertile lands

One who lives on the mountain tops

One who lives among His people

The one who pardons sin and forgives

33. What would God tread underfoot?

The treasures of the kings of the land

The clouds above

The sins of His people

The mountains and the seas

34. What would God hurl into the depths of the sea?

The fortresses

The iniquities of His people

The treasures of the kings

The produce of the fields

35. God has pledged in the days of old to be faithful to Jacob and show love to                         .

Moses

Abraham

Israel

Judah

36. Whose transgression did God forgive?

The people who have turned from their ways

The remnant of his inheritance

The wicked nations

The nations under His judgment

37. Who is speaking hear, "Do not gloat over me, my enemy!"?

The house of David

The Levites

Assyria

Israel

38. When Israel was restored, people would come to them from sea to                        .

the lands

the shores

sea

the distant lands

39. When Israel was restored, people would come to them from mountain to                        .

mountain

valleys

sea

the distant lands

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