Psalm 2 Quiz

This quiz is based on the book of Psalms — Psalm 2 (NIV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given.
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1. Where has God installed His King?

On Sinai, the mountain of God.

In the hearts of all believers.

In the clouds of heaven.

On Zion, His holy mountain.

2. What is the primary reason the nations are in an "uproar" and the peoples are "plotting"?

They are suffering from a great famine.

They want to break free from the chains and shackles of the Lord and His Anointed.

They are fighting over territorial borders in the Promised Land.

They are seeking to build a tower to reach the heavens.

3. How does God respond to the kings of the earth and the people who take their stand against Him?

He weeps for their lost souls.

He ignores them, for they are like dust.

He laughs and scoffs at them.

He sends a prophet to negotiate peace.

He rebukes and terrifies them.

4. What was the Lord willing to give as an inheritance to His son?

The nations

A temple built of pure gold.

Wisdom greater than Solomon’s.

Twelve legions of angels.

5. Considering how the anointed One will treat the rebellious, what advice is given to the kings and rulers of the earth?

To flee to the mountains to hide from His wrath.

To offer sacrifices of bulls and goats.

To serve the Lord with fear and celebrate His rule with trembling.

To lay down their crowns and retire from their thrones.

To kiss his son.

To be careful and wise.

To enter God's gate with thanksgiving.

6. What metaphor is used to describe how the Anointed One will deal with the rebellious nations?

He will sweep them away like autumn leaves.

He will break them with a rod of iron and dash them to pieces like pottery.

He will melt them like wax before a fire.

He will trap them in a net of their own making.

7. Who do the nations and the peoples conspire and plot against?

The kings of the earth

The prophets of Israel

The LORD and His Anointed

The nations around them

8. What consequence does one suffer if the LORD is angry with him?

He will lose his kingdom

He will be punished by the nations

He will be destroyed in his way

He will be removed from the land

9. The kings and the rulers of the earth rise up and band together against whom?

One another

The LORD and His Anointed

The people they rule

The nations of the world

10. Where is the LORD enthroned?

On Mount Zion

In the temple

In heaven

Over all the nations

11. What was the LORD’s decree about His Anointed One?

“You will rule the nations with justice.”

“You are my servant, whom I have chosen.”

“You are my son; today I have become your father.”

“You will reign forever on earth.”

12. Who is blessed by God according to this psalm?

Those who rule wisely

Those who obey the law

He who takes refuge in Him

Those who defeat their enemies

13. What was the LORD willing to give as a possession to His Son?

Jerusalem alone

The throne of David

The ends of the earth

All the wealth of the nations

14. What are the leaders and the people of the earth supposed to do to prevent the LORD from becoming angry?

Serve Him with sacrifices

Kiss His Son

Ask for forgiveness publicly

Step down from power

15. What does God say in response to the rebellion of the people and their leaders?

“I have installed my king on my holy mountain, Sinai.”

“I have installed my king on Zion, my holy mountain.”

“I will remove all earthly rulers.”

“I will withdraw my presence from them.”

16. Because of the rebellion of the people and their leaders, God                             them in His wrath.

curses

calls

rebukes

terrifies

17. Because of the rebellion of the people and their leaders, God                       them in His anger.

terrifies

calls

rebukes

hates

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