Hebrews 3 Quiz

This quiz is based on Hebrews chapter 3. All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given.

1. According to Hebrews 3, how did the writer describe the believers?

People of promise.

Partakers of the heavenly calling.

Heirs of the kingdom.

Sons of God.

2. According to Hebrews 3, which title was given to Jesus Christ?

Our Mediator.

The Shepherd of our souls.

Apostle and High Priest of our profession.

The Sun of righteousness.

3. "Wherefore I was grieved with that generation, and said, They do alway err in their heart; and they have not known my ways." The writer quoted from who?

Amos

Jeremiah

Isaiah

David

4. What punishment did God met on the Israelites who rebelled against Him in the wilderness?

He denied them His rest.

He scattered them among the nations.

He delivered them to Pharaoh.

He destroyed them immediately after they crossed the Jordan into the Promised land.

5. According to Hebrews 3, why should the believers exhort one another daily?

So that they would make way for peace among them.

So that they would nurture godly children in the Christian community.

So that they would prevent forgetfulness of the holy Scriptures.

So that they would prevent themselves from being hardened by the deceitfulness of sin.

6. According to Hebrews 3, why did the writer tell the believers to take heed?

They were told to take heed because false teachers from Jerusalem had infiltrated the church.

They were told to take heed in order to withstand the persecution that was going to come upon them.

They were told to take heed in order to prevent their hearts from becoming evil and unbelieving.

They were told to take heed because the hour was near.

7. According to Hebrews 3, on what occasion are we made partakers of Christ Jesus?

If we are humble and obedient.

If we abound in good works.

If we denounce sinful deeds.

If indeed we hold our original confidence firm to the end.

8. Who was God grieved with for forty years in the wilderness?

He was grieved with those Israelites who went out on the seventh day to collect manna but found nothing.

He was grieved with those Israelites who disobeyed Moses and kept some of the manna for the next day.

He was grieved with those Israelites who sinned.

He was grieved with only those Israelites who murmured about the lack of water.

9. What happened to those Israelites who grieved the heart of God in the wilderness?

They could not cross over the Jordan.

They became wanderers in the wilderness.

They were taken captives by the Canaanites.

God killed them in the wilderness.

10. According to Hebrews 3, those Israelites whom God denied of His rest were guilty of what?

Unbelief

Violence

Murder

Abomination

 Loading...