Bible Quiz - Psalm 4 (Multiple Choice Questions)

 

Bible Quiz - Psalm 4 (Multiple Choice Questions) 

Welcome to our Psalm 4 Bible Quiz! In this quiz, we’ll explore the beautiful themes of trust, peace, and righteousness found in Psalm 4. This chapter, written by King David, is a prayer of confidence in God’s protection and a call for the righteous to turn to God in times of distress. As you take this quiz, reflect on the timeless wisdom of David's words and how they can inspire your own journey of faith.

 

Instructions:

Choose the correct answer for each question based on your knowledge of Psalm 4.

Each question focuses on key verses and themes from the Psalm.

Don’t worry if you don’t get them all right — the goal is to deepen your understanding of the Scriptures and grow closer in your relationship with God.

After completing the quiz, feel free to revisit any of the verses to gain further insight.

Leave a comment with your score or favorite verse! We'd love to hear your thoughts and reflections on Psalm 4.

 

Bible Quiz - Psalm 4 (Multiple Choice Questions)

 

1. Who is the author of Psalm 4?

a) David

b) Asaph

c) Solomon

d) Moses

 

Answer: a) David

 

2. What does David ask God to do in the beginning of Psalm 4?

a) Deliver him from his enemies

b) Hear his prayer

c) Bless the nation

d) Forgive his sins

 

Answer: b) Hear his prayer

 

3. In Psalm 4, David refers to those who "love vanity" and "seek after lies." Who is he addressing?

a) The poor and needy

b) His enemies

c) His friends

d) His fellow Israelites

 

Answer: b) His enemies

 

4. What does David ask God to do when he is in distress in Psalm 4?

a) Lift him up

b) Provide him food

c) Bring peace to the nation

d) Show him favor and answer his prayer

 

Answer: d) Show him favor and answer his prayer

 

5. What does David say will give him peace in Psalm 4?

a) Resting in God's promises

b) Being surrounded by friends

c) Wealth and prosperity

d) Victory over his enemies

 

Answer: a) Resting in God's promises

 

6. In Psalm 4, what does David mention is better than sacrifices?

a) Holiness

b) Gratitude

c) Trusting in the Lord

d) Joyful praise

 

Answer: c) Trusting in the Lord

 

7. What does David encourage others to do in Psalm 4?

a) Fast and pray

b) Offer sacrifices

c) Lie down and sleep in peace

d) Praise God loudly

 

Answer: c) Lie down and sleep in peace

 

8. In Psalm 4, what does David say about those who seek peace?

a) They will be defeated

b) God will bless them

c) They will be filled with joy

d) They will find rest

 

Answer: d) They will find rest

 

9. What does David say about his enemies' anger in Psalm 4?

a) It will lead to their downfall

b) It will turn into love

c) It will last forever

d) It is unjustified

 

Answer: a) It will lead to their downfall

 

10. According to Psalm 4, what will God give to those who trust Him?

a) Riches and fame

b) Protection and deliverance

c) Health and strength

d) Victory over all enemies

 

Answer: b) Protection and deliverance

 

11. In Psalm 4, David acknowledges that God has set apart who for Himself?

a) The righteous

b) The poor

c) The wealthy

d) The prophets

 

Answer: a) The righteous

 

12. David tells his enemies in Psalm 4 to "tremble" and "sin not." What does he advise them to do instead?

a) Return to God

b) Offer the sacrifices of righteousness

c) Repent in sackcloth

d) Go and seek peace with their neighbors

 

Answer: b) Offer the sacrifices of righteousness

 

13. What does David mention that brings joy in Psalm 4?

a) Great wealth and honor

b) The presence of enemies

c) A peaceful sleep and safety

d) Having many children

 

Answer: c) A peaceful sleep and safety

 

14. What does David say about the safety of those who trust in God in Psalm 4?

a) They will not be afraid of evil

b) They will be surrounded by enemies

c) They will face many trials

d) They will suffer as the wicked do

 

Answer: a) They will not be afraid of evil

 

15. What is David’s final statement in Psalm 4 about God's ability to provide peace?

a) "In Your presence is fullness of joy"

b) "The Lord will bless the righteous"

c) "You have put gladness in my heart"

d) "You are my shield and my refuge"

 

Answer: c) "You have put gladness in my heart"

 

16. In Psalm 4, David expresses that God has "put more joy" in his heart than what?

a) The harvest of grain and wine

b) The riches of the world

c) The laughter of his children

d) The comfort of his friends

 

Answer: a) The harvest of grain and wine

 

17. What does David ask God to do in Psalm 4:1?

a) Hear his cry for justice

b) Answer him when he calls

c) Protect him from harm

d) Bless his enemies

 

Answer: b) Answer him when he calls

 

18. According to Psalm 4, what should the wicked do when they are angry?

a) Seek revenge

b) Repent and offer sacrifices

c) Hold on to their anger

d) Speak against the righteous

 

Answer: b) Repent and offer sacrifices

 

19. What does David say about the peace that God gives in Psalm 4?

a) It is temporary

b) It surpasses understanding

c) It is for the righteous alone

d) It is only for the wealthy

 

Answer: b) It surpasses understanding

 

20. In Psalm 4, what does David say about those who seek after lies?

a) They will be blessed

b) They will be ashamed

c) They will be forgiven

d) They will be saved

 

Answer: b) They will be ashamed

 

21. What does David recommend to his enemies in Psalm 4?

a) To seek peace with him

b) To flee from battle

c) To be silent and repent

d) To abandon their idols

 

Answer: c) To be silent and repent

 

22. What does David express in Psalm 4:7 about the joy God gives him?

a) It is greater than the joy of a great harvest

b) It comes with riches and fame

c) It is fleeting and temporary

d) It is earned by his good works

 

Answer: a) It is greater than the joy of a great harvest

 

23. In Psalm 4, David emphasizes that those who trust in God will experience what?

a) Prosperity and wealth

b) A peaceful heart and mind

c) A life without troubles

d) Authority over others

 

Answer: b) A peaceful heart and mind

 

24. David states that his enemies should "sin not" and "speak in their hearts." What does he mean by this in Psalm 4?

a) They should confess their sins publicly

b) They should meditate and turn to God

c) They should remain silent before God

d) They should call on their gods for help

 

Answer: b) They should meditate and turn to God

 

25. In Psalm 4, David speaks of lying down and sleeping in peace. What reason does he give for this peace?

a) The protection of his army

b) His trust in God’s protection

c) The victory over his enemies

d) His wealth and status

 

Answer: b) His trust in God’s protection

 

26. What does David say about the outcome of trusting in God, in terms of peace, in Psalm 4?

a) It is fleeting, but valuable

b) It will last forever

c) It brings immediate wealth

d) It only applies to the righteous

 

Answer: b) It will last forever

 

27. David contrasts the peace God gives with the turmoil of those who seek after what?

a) Treasures and fame

b) Lies and falsehoods

c) Temporary pleasures

d) Power and control

 

Answer: b) Lies and falsehoods

 

28. What is one of the emotions David expresses in Psalm 4 when he speaks to God about his enemies?

a) Confidence in God's justice

b) Anger and bitterness

c) Fear of defeat

d) A desire for revenge

 

Answer: a) Confidence in God's justice