ZECHARIAH 11 QUIZ

This quiz is based on Zechariah chapter 11 (KJV and NKJV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission.

1. Which country had cedar?

Israel

Lebanon

Egypt

Greece

2. In a proverbial sense, who was called to wail the fall of cedar?

Cypress

The Jordan River

The valleys of Moriah

The House of Benhadad

3. In a proverbial sense, who was called to wail the ruin of the thick forest?

Mahogany

Oaks of Bashan

Sapele

Gopher

4. Why were the shepherds wailing?

It is because they had no sheep.

It is because lions had attacked their flock.

It is because their glory was in ruins.

It is because they were indebted.

5. Why were the lions roaring?

It is because they had lost their prey.

It is because the pride of the Jordan was in ruins.

It is because they had regained their strength.

It is because they have caught a prey.

6. Who did God threaten not to pity?

The rivers of the land

The creatures of the seas

The beasts roaming the land

The inhabitants of the land

7. How would God destroy the dwellers of the land?

I will give everyone into the hands of his neighbor and his king.

He will bring darkness and dreadful plagues upon them.

He would carry them away in a flood to distant lands.

He would rain sulfur on them in broad daylight.

8. Who did God tell Zechariah to feed and shepherd?

The flock intended for slaughter

The poor Jews who lived in exile

The stray goats among the people

The families of the house of David

9. What are the names of the two staffs Zechariah took?

Beauty and Beast

Beauty and Bands

Judah and Israel

Justice and Peace

10. How many shepherds did Zechariah dismiss in one month?

5

7

3

10

11. What was the attitude of the sheep toward Zechariah?

They hated Zechariah.

They loved Zechariah.

They believed in Zechariah.

They appreciate Zechariah.

12. What was Zechariah's attitude toward the sheep?

He loved them.

He loathed them.

He accepted them.

He respected them.

13. At what point did Zechariah threaten not to feed or shepherd the sheep?

Before the people went into exile

When the people returned from exile

Before cutting off the shepherds

After cutting off the shepherds

14. Why did Zechariah cut the staff called Beauty or Favor?

He did it so that he would break His covenant with all the people.

He did it so that he would distort the surface of the land.

He did it to express little admiration for beautiful things.

He did it to teach the people not to value beauty.

15. When Zechariah cut his staff, Beauty, how did the eyewitnesses know that he had done it according to the word of God?

Lightning and thunder appeared in the skies while he was doing it.

They realized that when he cut it, his covenant with the people was broken.

They felt the impact of the word in their souls.

God spoke from heaven to confirm what he did.

16. What did God tell Zechariah to do with the money he received as a wage?

He told him to give it to the poor.

He told him to buy a house with it.

He told him to throw it to the potter.

He told him to use it for a bride price.

17. How much was paid Zechariah for his work?

30 pieces of silver

10 pieces of gold

40 pieces of silver

5 pieces of gold

18. Why did Zechariah cut the staff called Bands or Unity?

He did it to break the brotherhood between Judah and Israel.

He did it to destroy the peace among the people.

He did it to rebuke the people.

He wanted to use the staff as firewood.

19. Where did Zechariah cast the money he received as a wage?

In the Synagogue

In the house of the Lord

In the palace of the king

In the street

20. What would the shepherd that God would raise do?

He would feed the hungry sheep and treat their wounds with herbs.

He would show compassion and preserve the flock.

He would protect the feeble lambs and bound the legs of those who had been wounded.

He would eat the flesh of the fat sheep, tearing their hooves into pieces.

21. What did God tell Zechariah to take?

The two staff of Prophet Moses

The ark of the covenant

The instruments of a foolish shepherd

The books of the law of Moses

22. What sort of shepherd did God threaten to raise for the people?

A careless and wicked shepherd

A merciful shepherd

A quiet and humble shepherd

A funny shepherd

23. What would the shepherd that God would raise not do?

He would not punish sin.

He would not care for those who were lost.

He would not usurp the wealth of the people.

He would not serve idols.

He would not seek the young.

He would not heal those who are broken.

He would not forsake the sanctuary.

He would not feed those who still stood.

24. Who did God threaten with ‘woe’?

A man who has divorced his wife

The disobedient children

The wicked king of Amon

The worthless shepherd

25. Whose arm and right eye would the sword come against?

The rebels

The disobedient children

The Babylonians

The worthless shepherd

26. What would happen to the arm against which the sword would come?

It would break.

It would be cut off.

It would rot.

It would wither.

27. What would happen to the right eye which the sword would come against?

It would be gouged out.

It would fall.

It would be blinded.

It would disappear.

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