Bible Quiz - Psalm 3 (Multiple Choice Questions)

 

Bible Quiz - Psalm 3 (Multiple Choice Questions) 

Psalm 3 is a heartfelt prayer written by King David during one of the most difficult times in his life—when he was fleeing from his own son, Absalom. Despite being surrounded by danger and betrayal, David’s trust in the Lord remained unshaken. This powerful psalm teaches us about faith, courage, and divine protection in times of trouble.

Whether you’re a Bible study enthusiast or just beginning your journey through the Psalms, this quiz will help you explore the depth and message of Psalm 3 in a fun and engaging way.

 

Instructions:

This quiz contains 30 multiple choice questions (MCQs) based on Psalm 3.

Each question has four answer choices, with only one correct answer.

Read each question carefully and try to answer based on your knowledge of the passage.

The quiz is based on the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible.

Feel free to use your Bible for deeper study or reflection!

 

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Bible Quiz - Psalm 3 (Multiple Choice Questions)

 

1. Who is the author of Psalm 3?

A) Moses

B) David

C) Asaph

D) Solomon

 

✅ Answer: B) David

 

2. What situation prompted David to write Psalm 3?

A) When he was anointed king

B) When he defeated Goliath

C) When he fled from Absalom

D) When he fought the Philistines

 

✅ Answer: C) When he fled from Absalom

 

3. According to Psalm 3:1, what does David say about his enemies?

A) They are weak and few

B) They bless him continually

C) They are multiplying against him

D) They are hiding from him

 

✅ Answer: C) They are multiplying against him

 

4. What do David’s enemies say about him in verse 2?

A) “God will protect him.”

B) “He shall be king.”

C) “There is no help for him in God.”

D) “He shall rise again.”

 

✅ Answer: C) “There is no help for him in God.”

 

5. What does David call the Lord in Psalm 3:3?

A) A mighty warrior

B) His shepherd

C) His light and salvation

D) A shield for me, my glory, and the lifter up of mine head

 

✅ Answer: D) A shield for me, my glory, and the lifter up of mine head

 

6. According to verse 4, where did David cry to the Lord from?

A) The battlefield

B) The wilderness

C) The top of a mountain

D) With his voice, and He heard from His holy hill

 

✅ Answer: D) With his voice, and He heard from His holy hill

 

7. What did David do after he cried to the Lord? (Verse 5)

A) He fought his enemies

B) He wept all night

C) He lay down and slept

D) He fasted and prayed

 

✅ Answer: C) He lay down and slept

 

8. Why did David say he would not be afraid of ten thousands of people? (Verse 6)

A) Because he had his army

B) Because the Lord sustained him

C) Because of his strength

D) Because Absalom had fled

 

✅ Answer: B) Because the Lord sustained him

 

9. What does David ask God to do in verse 7?

A) Bless his enemies

B) Deliver him from Egypt

C) Arise and save him

D) Hide him in a cave

 

✅ Answer: C) Arise and save him

 

10. How does David describe God’s deliverance in the final verse (verse 8)?

A) Salvation belongs unto the Lord

B) The Lord is my rock

C) The Lord is my shepherd

D) Peace be upon Israel

 

✅ Answer: A) Salvation belongs unto the Lord

 

11. What emotion does David overcome by trusting in the Lord?

A) Anger

B) Fear

C) Doubt

D) Pride

 

✅ Answer: B) Fear

 

12. Which part of God’s character is emphasized when David says, “Thou, O Lord, art a shield for me”?

A) God's wisdom

B) God's power

C) God's protection

D) God's judgment

 

✅ Answer: C) God's protection

 

13. In Psalm 3, what does the phrase “the lifter up of mine head” symbolize?

A) God's correction

B) God's authority

C) Restoration and honor

D) Strength in battle

 

✅ Answer: C) Restoration and honor

 

14. What does David say happens after he lies down and sleeps?

A) He dreams of Zion

B) He wakes, for the Lord sustained him

C) He is attacked by enemies

D) He continues to cry out

 

✅ Answer: B) He wakes, for the Lord sustained him

 

15. According to Psalm 3:7, what action does David say God has done to his enemies?

A) Driven them away

B) Destroyed them with fire

C) Broken their teeth

D) Covered them with shame

 

✅ Answer: C) Broken their teeth

 

16. The phrase “broken the teeth of the ungodly” is a metaphor. What does it imply?

A) Silencing their words

B) Causing physical pain

C) Blinding them

D) Blessing them

 

✅ Answer: A) Silencing their words

 

17. What literary device is used in the phrase “Selah” in Psalm 3?

A) A prayer

B) A musical or reflective pause

C) A lament

D) A proverb

 

✅ Answer: B) A musical or reflective pause

 

18. How many times does the word “Selah” appear in Psalm 3?

A) Once

B) Twice

C) Three times

D) Four times

 

✅ Answer: C) Three times

(Verses 2, 4, and 8)

 

19. Which verse contains the climax of David's confidence in God?

A) Verse 1

B) Verse 3

C) Verse 5

D) Verse 6

 

✅ Answer: D) Verse 6

("I will not be afraid of ten thousands of people...")

 

20. What is the final word of Psalm 3?

A) Amen

B) Forever

C) Selah

D) Zion

 

✅ Answer: C) Selah

 

21. How does Psalm 3 reflect David's personal relationship with God?

A) Through royal decrees

B) Through military strategies

C) Through honest prayer and trust

D) Through prophetic visions

 

✅ Answer: C) Through honest prayer and trust

 

22. What contrast is seen between David’s external situation and his internal confidence in Psalm 3?

A) Poverty vs. riches

B) War vs. peace

C) Many enemies vs. peaceful rest

D) Sorrow vs. celebration

 

✅ Answer: C) Many enemies vs. peaceful rest

 

23. What does David demonstrate by sleeping peacefully despite his troubles?

A) Physical exhaustion

B) Trust in God's protection

C) Ignorance of the situation

D) Escape from responsibilities

 

✅ Answer: B) Trust in God's protection

 

24. How does Psalm 3 differ from many other psalms of lament?

A) It never mentions enemies

B) It ends with a declaration of victory and faith

C) It includes detailed genealogies

D) It lacks any emotion

 

✅ Answer: B) It ends with a declaration of victory and faith

 

25. What theological truth is emphasized in Psalm 3:8?

A) The power of the priesthood

B) The role of kingship

C) Salvation comes from the Lord

D) The need for burnt offerings

 

✅ Answer: C) Salvation comes from the Lord

 

26. The phrase “Thy blessing is upon thy people” (v.8) shows David’s concern for:

A) Himself alone

B) His army’s weapons

C) The nation of Israel

D) The temple musicians

 

✅ Answer: C) The nation of Israel

 

27. Psalm 3 is often categorized as what kind of Psalm?

A) Royal Psalm

B) Imprecatory Psalm

C) Lament Psalm

D) Morning Prayer Psalm

 

✅ Answer: D) Morning Prayer Psalm

 

28. What kind of courage does Psalm 3 promote?

A) Reckless bravery

B) Confidence based on military numbers

C) Courage rooted in God's sustaining power

D) Arrogant self-reliance

 

✅ Answer: C) Courage rooted in God's sustaining power

 

29. What does David NOT do in Psalm 3?

A) Complain about God's silence

B) Acknowledge the size of his enemy

C) Cry aloud to God

D) Proclaim that God hears him

 

✅ Answer: A) Complain about God's silence

 

30. Psalm 3 teaches believers today to:

A) Flee from enemies immediately

B) Never express fear in prayer

C) Trust God even when overwhelmed

D) Always seek revenge

 

✅ Answer: C) Trust God even when overwhelmed

 

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