Jeremiah Quiz
Jeremiah is a book of the Old Testament with 52 chapters. Bible Quizio has 10 questions on Jeremiah, from easy to scholar level. Here is a sample, each with the answer, the Scripture reference and an explanation.
To whom was Jeremiah primarily sent to prophesy?
Intermediate
Answer: The nations (Jeremiah 1:5)
Jeremiah was called to be a prophet to the nations, indicating a broad audience for his messages (Jeremiah 1:5).
What was Jeremiah's father's name?
Easy
Answer: Hilkiah (Jeremiah 1:1)
Jeremiah's father was named Hilkiah, as mentioned at the beginning of the chapter (Jeremiah 1:1).
What promise did God make about protecting Jeremiah?
Intermediate
Answer: He would be with him and deliver him (Jeremiah 1:8)
God promised that He would be with Jeremiah and deliver him from the hands of the people, ensuring his protection throughout his prophetic mission (Jeremiah 1:8).
At what age did God call Jeremiah to be a prophet?
Intermediate
Answer: Before he was born (Jeremiah 1:5)
God tells Jeremiah that He appointed him as a prophet before he was formed in the womb, indicating a divine calling that predates Jeremiah's birth (Jeremiah 1:5).
How did Jeremiah respond to God's call?
Easy
Answer: I am too young (Jeremiah 1:6)
Jeremiah expressed his feelings of inadequacy by stating he was too young to speak as a prophet. This reflects his initial reluctance (Jeremiah 1:6).
What did the boiling pot represent in God's second vision to Jeremiah?
Intermediate
Answer: Destruction from the north (Jeremiah 1:13–14)
The boiling pot, facing away from the north, symbolizes the impending disaster that would come from the north against the land (Jeremiah 1:13–14).
What did God say He would do to help Jeremiah?
Intermediate
Answer: He would put His words in his mouth (Jeremiah 1:9)
God assured Jeremiah that He would put His words in his mouth, equipping him for his prophetic mission (Jeremiah 1:9).
What was the first vision that God showed Jeremiah?
Intermediate
Answer: An almond tree (Jeremiah 1:11)
God showed Jeremiah a vision of an almond tree, which symbolizes God's watchfulness and readiness to fulfill His word (Jeremiah 1:11).
What command did God give to Jeremiah regarding the people?
Intermediate
Answer: To declare His words (Jeremiah 1:7)
God commanded Jeremiah to declare His words to the people, emphasizing the importance of delivering God's message (Jeremiah 1:7).
What does God promise in Jeremiah 31:31 regarding a new covenant?
Easy
Answer: He will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and Judah. (Jeremiah 31:31)
In Jeremiah 31:31, God declares He will establish a new covenant with the Israelites, contrasting it with the covenant made during their exodus from Egypt.