Nehemiah Quiz
Nehemiah is a book of the Old Testament with 13 chapters. Bible Quizio has 8 questions on Nehemiah, from easy to scholar level. Here is a sample, each with the answer, the Scripture reference and an explanation.
What news did Nehemiah receive about Jerusalem?
Easy
Answer: The walls were broken down and the gates were burned (Nehemiah 1:3)
Nehemiah was informed that the walls of Jerusalem were broken down and its gates burned with fire, highlighting the city's desolation (Nehemiah 1:3).
What did Nehemiah ask God to remember?
Intermediate
Answer: The word He commanded Moses (Nehemiah 1:8)
Nehemiah asked God to remember the word He commanded Moses regarding His people and their return from exile (Nehemiah 1:8).
How did Nehemiah respond to the news about Jerusalem?
Easy
Answer: He sat down and wept (Nehemiah 1:4)
Nehemiah's immediate reaction was to sit down and weep, showing his deep sorrow for the plight of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 1:4).
What did Nehemiah do after mourning for Jerusalem?
Intermediate
Answer: He prayed to the God of heaven (Nehemiah 1:4)
After mourning, Nehemiah turned to prayer, seeking God's guidance and favor regarding the situation in Jerusalem (Nehemiah 1:4).
What was Nehemiah's position at the king's court?
Intermediate
Answer: Cupbearer to the king (Nehemiah 1:11)
Nehemiah served as the cupbearer to the king, a position of trust and influence (Nehemiah 1:11).
What did Nehemiah request from God concerning the king?
Intermediate
Answer: That God would grant him favor in the sight of the king (Nehemiah 1:11)
Nehemiah prayed for favor in the sight of the king, anticipating a request to return to Jerusalem (Nehemiah 1:11).
How long did Nehemiah pray before speaking to the king?
Intermediate
Answer: For several days (Nehemiah 1:4)
Nehemiah prayed and fasted for several days before he approached the king, showing his deep concern (Nehemiah 1:4).
What did Nehemiah confess in his prayer?
Intermediate
Answer: The sins of the people of Israel (Nehemiah 1:6)
Nehemiah confessed the sins of the people of Israel, acknowledging their wrongdoing and turning away from God (Nehemiah 1:6).