Zephaniah

#1. The opening verses of Zephaniah are a stark warning of what God intends. He says that He will destroy which four things? (Zephaniah 1:1-3)

Hills, mountains, rivers and seas

Men, animals, birds and fish

Forests, woods, winds and breezes

Herds, flocks, crops and vines

#2. Zephaniah tells us of God’s coming judgement on the Judeans who worship false gods, those who once worshipped God but no longer do, and which other group of people? (Zephaniah 1:4-6)

Those who have never been to the temple

Those who sacrifice children

Those who have never searched for God

Those who are uncircumcised

#3. In his book, Zephaniah refers to one particular day 23 times. What does he call this day? (Zephaniah 1:7)

The Day of Justice

The Day of Redemption

The Day of Judgement

The Day of the Lord

#4. Through Zephaniah, God warns that he will punish all those who wear what? (Zephaniah 1:8-9)

Foreign clothes

Expensive clothes

Priests clothes

Revealing clothes

#5. Zephaniah describes the Day of the Lord as one full of catastrophe against “the fenced cities and against the high…” what? (Zephaniah 1:15-16)

Against the high kings

Against the high towers

Against the high and mighty

Against the high walls

#6. Zephaniah urges the people to repent. He says that if they search for God, righteousness and one more thing they may yet be spared. What is this third thing Zephaniah urges them to seek? (Zephaniah 2:1-3)

Obedience/lawfulness

Love/compassion

Justice/fairness

Humility/meekness

#7. Zephaniah talks not only of judgement against the Israelites, but also against their neighbours. One city in particular is told that it shall become desolate and a home for wild animals. Which city is this? (Zephaniah 2:13-15)

Nineveh

Babylon

Ur

Mount Edom

#8. Zephaniah turns his attention back to Judah, and the city of Jerusalem. He condemns the prophets and the priests, but also which other two groups? (Zephaniah 3:1-4)

The kings and the ministers

The wives and the mothers

The princes and the judges

The merchants and the traders

#9. Zephaniah gives us a description of God’s future kingdom on earth. God says that he will give the people a pure what? (Zephaniah 3:9-10)

A pure heart

A pure language

A pure mind

A pure soul

#10. In his last verse Zephaniah tells the Jews that God will one day make their name worthy of what? (Zephaniah 3:20)

Reward

Homage

Honour

Praise

Results

#1. The opening verses of Zephaniah are a stark warning of what God intends. He says that He will destroy which four things? (Zephaniah 1:1-3)

#2. Zephaniah tells us of God’s coming judgement on the Judeans who worship false gods, those who once worshipped God but no longer do, and which other group of people? (Zephaniah 1:4-6)

#3. In his book, Zephaniah refers to one particular day 23 times. What does he call this day? (Zephaniah 1:7)

#4. Through Zephaniah, God warns that he will punish all those who wear what? (Zephaniah 1:8-9)

#5. Zephaniah describes the Day of the Lord as one full of catastrophe against “the fenced cities and against the high…” what? (Zephaniah 1:15-16)

#6. Zephaniah urges the people to repent. He says that if they search for God, righteousness and one more thing they may yet be spared. What is this third thing Zephaniah urges them to seek? (Zephaniah 2:1-3)

#7. Zephaniah talks not only of judgement against the Israelites, but also against their neighbours. One city in particular is told that it shall become desolate and a home for wild animals. Which city is this? (Zephaniah 2:13-15)

#8. Zephaniah turns his attention back to Judah, and the city of Jerusalem. He condemns the prophets and the priests, but also which other two groups? (Zephaniah 3:1-4)

#9. Zephaniah gives us a description of God’s future kingdom on earth. God says that he will give the people a pure what? (Zephaniah 3:9-10)

#10. In his last verse Zephaniah tells the Jews that God will one day make their name worthy of what? (Zephaniah 3:20)