Malachi 3 Quiz

This quiz is based on Malachi chapter 3 (KJV). All questions are compulsory. Do well to answer all of them before submission.

1. According to Malachi 3, what would the Lord do before coming to this earth?

He would bring suffering upon the earth.

He would send His messenger to prepare the way.

He would send his angels to blow the trumpet.

He would send his angels to prepare the way.

2. Who is the messenger of the covenant?

The king of Judah

The angel who would be sent

The Lord's messenger

The Lord

3. Who was likened to the refiner's fire and the launderer's soap?

The Lord

The Lord's messenger

The angelic messenger

The priest of the tabernacle

4. According to Malachi 3, what task would the Lord undertake when He comes to the earth?

He would purge Israel of all iniquities.

He would bring glory to the house of David.

He would refine and purify.

He would restore the temple of the Lord.

5. According to Malachi 3, what would the Lord do for the sons of Levi when He comes to the earth?

He would teach them the law.

He would purify the sons of Levi.

He would baptize them with a higher anointing.

He would purge them of the original sin.

6. Why do the sons of Levi need to be purged of all impurities?

So that they would teach the truth.

So that they would be sanctified.

So that they might be perfect before God.

So that they might offer to God an offering in righteousness.

7. Under what condition will the offering of Judah and Jerusalem be pleasant to the Lord?

When the priests offer an offering in righteousness to God.

When the Jews are sanctified by blood.

When the Messiah appears to them.

When the Jews return from exile.

8. According to Malachi 3, God threatened to come near to the people of Israel to                         .

encourage them

deliver them

save them

judge them

9. Should God come near the Israelites, who would He be swift to witness against?

The sorcerers, adulterers, and false swearers

Those who chase after vanities

Those who defraud laborers of their wages

The oppressors of the widow and the fatherless

Those who are hypocrites and have forsaken the way

Those who are restless and eager for worldly things

Those who deprive the foreigners in Israel of justice

The backbiters and the busybodies

Those who do not fear the Lord

Those who are ignorant of the truth

10. In what way did God prove that He does not change?

He continued to give more laws to the Israelites.

He remembered to the Israelites all that their ancestors did in the past.

He did not forgive the Israelites of their past sins.

He still loved and preserved Israel from destruction.

11. Under what condition would the Lord return to the Israelites?

If they seek Him

If they adorn themselves with holiness

If they offer righteous sacrifices

If they return to Him

12. How did the Israelites wander from God?

They left the land of Israel and went among the idolatrous nations.

They went away from God's ordinances and did not keep them.

They forsook the sanctuary of the Lord in Jerusalem.

They spoken ill of God and His holy temple.

13. How did the Israelites rob God?

They robbed God by not giving their tithes and offerings properly.

They robbed God by refusing to give burnt offerings to Him.

They robbed God by praying occasionally, not daily as the Lord commanded.

They robbed God because their hearts and devotion were divided among God and other things.

14. According to Malachi 3, why were the Israelites cursed?

They were cursed because they had cursed the prophets.

They were cursed because they had cursed one another.

They were cursed because they had robbed God.

They were cursed because they had spoken ill of God.

15. Why should the Israelites bring all the tithes to God's house?

So that God would be pleased with the sacrifices

So that God would lack nothing

So that there would be food for everyone in the house of the Lord

So that there might be food in God's house

16. God told the Israelites to test Him in what?

Giving tithe properly

Righteousness

Offering sacrifices of praise

Prayer

17. What did God promise to those who give their tithes?

He promised to fight their enemies for them.

He promised to be their God and the God of their descendants.

He promised to give them salvation.

He promised to bless them exceedingly.

He promised to prevent the devourer from destroying their crops.

He promised to prevent their grapes from falling from the vine before they were ripe.

18. Why would all nations call Israel blessed?

It is because they would be the only nation to survive captivity.

It is because the Lord would be with them forever due to the covenant between Him and Abraham.

It is because God would exceedly bless them for giving their tithes properly.

It is because they would triumph over their enemies in all things.

19. God accused the Israelites of what?

He accused them of killing the prophets.

He accused them of robbing Him.

He accused them of persecuting the priests.

He accused them of speaking harshly against Him.

He accused them of walking carelessly.

20. What did the Israelites say against God?

They said it is vain to serve God.

They said the Lord does not save.

They said it was not the Lord who delivered Israel.

They said God is like one of the pagan gods.

21. Why was a book of remembrance written in God's presence?

It is because the Israelites wanted to remember their past.

It is because the sins of the sinners should not be forgotten.

It is because the God listened to the discuss of those who feared Him.

It is because certain heathens claimed to be Israelites.

22. Who was the book of remembrance written for?

The kings of Israel and the kings of Judah

The priests and the prophets of God

The sinners and the wicked

Those who fear God and meditate on His name

23. What did God promise those who feared Him and thought upon His name?

They would inherit the kingdom.

God would spare them the punishment He would unleash upon the wicked.

They would not see corruption after death.

They would be God's people.

God would make them His jewels.

They would be called a delightsome people.

24. How would the people see the difference between the wicked and the righteous?

They would see that all the wicked would be poor and the righteous would be rich.

They would see that the wicked would not live long but the righteous would live long.

They would see that, on the day of the Lord, the righteous would be spared, not the wicked.

They would see that the wicked would be cut off from the land but the righteous would remain.

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