Malachi 1 Quiz

This quiz is based on Malachi chapter 1 (KJV). All questions are compulsory. Do well to answer all of them before submission.

1. What was the Israelites' response to God's love for them?

They questioned God love for them.

They were unhappy about it.

They loved God in return.

They were indifferent.

2. Whose brother is Esau?

Isaac

Jacob

Judah

Asher

3. What did God do to Esau out of the dislike He had for him?

He made Esau childless.

He banished Esau from home.

He cursed Esau.

He laid waste his habitation and heritage.

4. What would God do if the Edomites tried to rebuild their habitation?

He would destroy whatever they would build.

He would send wild animals among them to hurt them.

He would inflict them with diseases.

He would deny them of rain and dew.

5. What derogatory name would be used to call the Edomites because of their misery?

The land of bitterness

The forgottened people

The wicked country

The people with whom the LORD is angry forever

The land of the dead.

6. What would be Israel's response to the desolation of Edom?

They would weep.

They would magnify God.

They would put on sackclothes.

They would tremble and fear the Lord.

7. According to Malachi 1, what does a servant render to his master?

Honor

Praise

Love

Shame

8. According to Malachi 1, what does a son render to his father?

Love

Shame

Pain

Honor

9. According to Malachi 1, if God is a father, what does he demand from His children?

Submission

Fear

Praise

Honor

10. According to Malachi 1, if God is a master, what does He demand from His servants?

Humility

Submission

Reverence

Offering

11. How would the heathens show reverence to God?

They would not stain themselves with any sin.

They would offer a pure offering to God.

They would teach the Israelites to fear the Lord.

They would offer incense to God.

They would make the Lord known to all the world.

12. According to Malachi 1, because God had no pleasure in the Israelites, He                     .

He would give them no inheritance

He would give them to their enemies

He would not accept their offering

He would set his eyes against them

13. What were the priests told to do so that God would be gracious to the Israelites?

They were told to offer more sacrifices.

They were told to forsake their ways.

They were told to love God.

They were told to beseech God.

14. How had the priests polluted God?

They had polluted God by offering defiled food on God's altar.

They had polluted God by speaking profane in the presence of God.

They had polluted God by using strange fire in the temple of God.

They had polluted God by speaking ill of the priestly office.

15. In contrast to the disregard for God's name in Israel, God's name would be great among                              .

hills of the holy city

Hebrews

the Jews

the Gentiles

16. What did God accuse the priests of?

He accused them of offering infirm animals as sacrifice to the Lord.

He accused them of being wolves.

He accused them of idolatry.

He accused them of usurping the throne of Israel.

He accused them of fornication.

He accused them of offering polluted bread on His altar.

He accused them of saying that the LORD’s table is contemptible.

17. How did Israel profane the name of God?

They profaned the name of God by saying the table of the LORD is defiled.

They profaned the name of God by speaking ill of him.

They profaned the name of God by abandoning his temple.

They profaned the name of God by spilling blood in his temple.

18. What did God accuse Israel of?

He accused them of being stiff-necked.

He accused them of spiritual adultery.

He accused them of praising evil deeds.

He accused them of profaning His name.

19. Who did God pronounce accursed?

The descendants of Jacob

The descendants of Esau

The deceiver

The priests

20. According to Malachi 1, a person who has good things but sacrifices corrupt things to the Lord was referred to as what?

A hypocrite

A deceiver

A liar

A heretic

21. According to Malachi 1, what did God demand the priests to render to him?

Humility

Honor

Reverence

Power

Divotion

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