Zephaniah 3 Quiz

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

1. According to Zephaniah 3, the oppressing city was also referred to as what?

Her that has an evil heart

Her that is bloody

Her that is filthy and polluted

The profane woman

2. What were the characteristics of the oppressing city?

She was an ally of Egypt.

She did not obey God's voice.

She did not trust in the LORD.

She did not accept correction.

She paid tribute to Assyria for protection.

she did not draw near to her God.

She sold her children into servitude.

She was deceptive.

3. Which of these are some of the characteristics of the oppressing city?

Her princes within her are roaring lions.

They have committed human sacrifice in the temple of God.

Her judges are evening wolves.

Her prophets are light and treacherous persons.

She had forsaken her holy mountain.

Her mighty men have stripped the temple of all its gold and precious stones.

Her princes have an alliance with the Chaldeans.

Her priests have polluted the sanctuary and have done violence to the law.

4. Despite the evil within the oppressing city,                                       

God would spare them every calamity.

God would enlighten them.

they would not go into exile.

the Lord is within her to bring his judgment to light.

5. According to Zephaniah 3, who knows no shame?

The unjust

The wicked king

The priests

The prophets

6. According to the prophecy, what does God bring to light every morning?

His peace

His Compassion

His glory

His Judgment

7. What did God do to cut off the nations?

He made their streets waste such that none could pass by.

He made their towers desolate.

He made the mountains collapse over them.

He destroyed their cities such that none could live in them.

He brought thick darkness upon them.

He caused locusts to cover the face of their land.

8. According to Zephaniah 3, which city was referred to as the oppressing city?

Jerusalem

Damascus

Kemet

Samaria

9. Though God's motive for punishing the oppressing city was that they would change for good, what resulted from punishing them?

They destroyed the temple of God.

They corrupted all their doings.

They dethroned their evil king.

They banished the evil prophets.

10. What was God's motive for punishing the oppressing city instead of cutting her off?

His motive for punishing them was that they would renounce their relationship with heathen nations.

His motive for punishing them was that they would learn not to profane the house of God with human sacrifice.

His motive for punishing them was that they would keep their mouth from speaking blasphemy.

His motive for punishing them was that they would learn to accept correction.

His motive for punishing them was that they would learn to fear God.

11. It was said to Jerusalem that God would quiet them by his                                      

love

mercy

compassion

right hand

12. According to Zachariah 3, all the earth shall be devoured by what?

Famine

Pestilence

The fire of His jealousy

Fire

13. Why would God restore to the people a pure language?

So that they could speak one language.

So that they might all call upon the name of the LORD, to serve him with one consent.

So that they would be united in their tongue.

So that they would understand one another and wage no war.

14. Why had God determined to gather the nations and assemble the kingdoms?

So that they would be united with Israel.

So that He would establish their boundaries.

So that He would teach them the way of righteousness.

So that He would pour upon them His indignation and all his fierce anger.

15. Which people would God remove from Judah?

Those who rejoice in their pride

The corrupt princes

The immoral Levites

The false prophets

16. Why had God threatened to remove some people from Judah? To what end?

So that the land would have an increase.

So that the Lord would forgive them their wrongs.

So that the Lord would spare them exile.

So that the kingdom would no more be haughty.

17. When God brings judgment on Judah and carried them into exile, He would leave a remnant of afflicted and poor people. What would be their attitude toward God?

They would trust in the name of the LORD.

They would blaspheme against God.

They would forget God.

They would hide their face from God.

18. It was said to Jerusalem that the LORD their God who is in their midst is                                      

righteous

holy

mighty

glorious

19. What would be the characteristics of the remnant of Israel who would be left behind when the nation went into exile?

They would not serve the Lord in spirit and in truth.

They would not do iniquity,

They would not speak lies.

They would be pure in heart.

They would build a more glorious house of God.

No deceitful tongue would be found in their mouth.

20. According to Zephaniah 3, why should Israel and Judah rejoice?

They should rejoice because God had cast out their enemy.

They should rejoice because God had taken away thy judgments,

They should rejoice because God would make them possess the gates of their enemies.

They should rejoice because God would spare them exile.

They should rejoice because the new temple would be more glorious than the former.

They should rejoice because they would see evil no more.

21. It was said to Jerusalem that The Lord would joy over them with                                           .

love

gladness

singing

might

22. Who, in Israel and Judah, did God promise to gather for the solemn assembly?

Those who are indebted.

Those who are forsaken.

Those who are outcasts.

Those who are sorrowful and burdened

23. According to Zephaniah 3, what did God promise to do for Israel?

He promised to give them the Messiah.

He promised to restore them from exile.

He promised to make them renowned and praised among all people of the earth.

He promised to pour out His Spirit upon them abundantly.

He promised to love them above all nations.

He promised to undo all that afflicted them.

He promised to restore them from captivity.

He promised to give them rest from their labor.

He promised to gather them onto the land from captivity.

He promised to appoint over them a good king.

He promised to give them praise and fame in every land where they have been put to shame.

He promised to purge them of their iniquities.

He promised to save the lame.

He promised to put them on the path to eternal life.

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