Micah 3 Quiz

This quiz is based on Micah chapter 3 (NIV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. NB: You may log in to save points and track your performance.

1. Micah described the rulers of Israel as                               .

The kings of Canaan

The Lords of Ephraim

The elders of Jacob

leaders of Jacob

2. God accused the leaders of Israel of what?

He accused them of loving and practicing falsehood.

He accused them of profaning the temple of God with idol worship and immorality.

He accused them of eating the flesh of His people.

He accused them of tearing His people's skin and their flesh from their bones.

He accused them of lying in wait to attack the innocent.

He accused them of stripping off the skin of His people and breaking their bones in pieces.

He accused them of chopping His people up like meat for the pan.

He accused them of contemning the innocent to death.

3. What did the leaders of Israel hate?

War and anarchy

Prosperity and peace

What is good

What is evil

4. What did the leaders of Jacob love?

Evil

Good

Altars

Asherah pole

5. Who was Micah referring to when he said, " ... Should you not embrace justice...?"?

The people of God

The leaders of Jacob

The kings of Judah

The sons of Asaph

6. Micah described the rulers of Israel as people who                                 .

abuse the altar of the Lord

use God's name in vain

hate good and love evil

subvert the people

7. What would make God's people cry out to Him?

They would cry out to Him because of war and anarchy.

They would cry out to Him because of bad harvest.

They would cry out to Him due to the ill-treatment they receive at the hands of the leaders of Israel.

They would cry out to Him due to the high taxes imposed on them by the king and those in authority.

8. What would be God's response when His people cry out to Him?

He would not answer them.

He would sow a seed of despair in the hearts of their oppressors.

He would lift off their curses.

He would quench their pain.

9. What are the characteristics of the false prophets?

They speak of judgment during peaceful times.

They proclaim ‘peace’ if they have something to eat.

They are ready to wage war against anyone who refuses to feed them.

They prophesy in the streets so that all people will acknowledge them as prophets.

They proclaim peace during war times.

10. What is the attitude of the false prophets when they are full?

They cry out in the street corners.

They ignore people.

They prepare to wage war against anyone who refuses to feed them.

They proclaim ‘peace’.

11. What was the attitude of the false prophets towards those who refused to give them something to eat?

They cried out in the street corners against those who refused to feed them.

They ignored those who refused to feed them.

They would wage war against those who refused to feed them.

They bore false witness against those who refused to feed them.

12. Who did God threaten to bring upon them night, without visions, and darkness, without divination?

Egypt

Israel

Assyria

Aram

13. What does it mean to say the sun will set for the prophets?

It means the prophets will be outdated.

It means the prophets will go blind.

It means the prophets will see no divination.

It means the prophets will fall.

14. Why would the seer and the diviners be ashamed and disgraced?

It is because they would lose their gift of prophecy.

It is because they would be exposed as liars.

It is because none would seek them.

It is because they would receive no answer from God.

15. Why would the seers and the diviners of Israel cover their faces?

It is because they wanted to hide from public view.

It is because they wanted to avoid persecution.

It is because of shame and disgrace.

It is because their faces were coverd in leprosy.

16. Micah claimed to be filled with                                .

power

sorrow mixed with hope

piety

the Holy Spirit

holy hatred

justice and might

17. Why would God hide His face from the people?

It is because He was testing their faith.

It is because of the evil they had done.

It is because the time was not up for Him to act.

It is because He was angry.

18. What inspired Micah to prophesy to the people?

The hope of making a difference

The fear of the impending judgment

The love of God

The Spirit of God

19. What was Micah's duty?

His duty was to praise the Lord and worship.

His duty was to turn the people's heart from the high places to the temple in Jerusalem.

His duty was to declare to Jacob his transgression and to Israel his sin.

His duty was to convince the king to forsake his alliance with Assyria.

20. The leaders of Jacob built Zion with what?

Altars

Sacrifices

Bloodshed

Wickedness

21. The leaders of Jacob and rulers of Israel despise                               .

justice

all that is right

war

piety

22. The leaders of Jacob and rulers of Israel distort                               .

justice

all that is right

the truth

God's word

23. The leaders of Jacob and rulers of Israel built Jerusalem with                               .

blood

praise

wickedness

piety

24. The leaders of Jerusalem judge for a                               .

a bribe

a fee

fame

God's sake

25. The prophets of Jerusalem tell fortune for                               .

a bribe

a fee

money

power

26. The priests of Jerusalem teach for                               .

reward

nothing

money

a price

27. Why would Zion be plowed like a field?

It is because of the coming of the Messiah.

It is because a great fire would comsume it.

It is because of the sins of its leaders.

It is because of the scarcity of arable lands.

28. Why would Jerusalem become a heap of rubble?

It is because of the coming of the Messiah.

It is because the Lord would send hailstones against its walls.

It is because of the sins of its leaders.

It is because no body cared to maintain it.

29. Despite the wickedness of the leaders of Jerusalem,                               .

they were generous

they looked for the Lord’s support

they lived in peace with their neighbors

they increased in riches

30. Why did the leaders of Jerusalem think no disaster would overtake them?

It is because they had the ark of the covenant.

It is because they wielded great magic.

It is because their cities were fortified well.

It is because they thought the Lord was among them.

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