Psalm 11 Fill-in-the-Blanks Bible Quiz
Welcome
to our thought-provoking Bible Quiz on Psalm 11! This short yet profound psalm,
written by David, speaks to unwavering trust in God amidst adversity, the
collapse of societal order, and the certainty of divine justice. Perfect for
Bible enthusiasts and newcomers alike, this fill-in-the-blanks quiz will help
you engage deeply with the text and its timeless message.
Instructions
This
quiz features 7 fill-in-the-blanks questions, each corresponding to one verse
of Psalm 11 (New International Version, NIV). Each question provides a verse
with a key word or phrase missing, and you’ll choose the correct option from
four choices. After each question, you’ll find the correct answer, a brief
explanation, and the complete reference verse for clarity. Use this quiz
for personal reflection, group study, or family devotions—feel free to open
your Bible to follow along!
Psalm 11 Fill-in-the-Blanks Bible Quiz
Question
1 (Verse 1): In the Lord I take _____. How can you say to me: “Flee like a bird
to your mountain”?
A)
Courage
B)
Refuge
C)
Strength
D)
Wisdom
Answer:
B) Refuge
Explanation:
David declares his trust in God as his safe haven, rejecting the advice to flee
in fear.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:1, NIV): “In the Lord I take
refuge. How then can you say to me: ‘Flee like a bird to your mountain’?”
Question
2 (Verse 2): For look, the wicked bend their _____, they set their arrows
against the strings to shoot from the shadows at the upright in heart.
A)
Swords
B)
Bows
C)
Spears
D)
Shields
Answer:
B) Bows
Explanation:
The verse paints a vivid picture of the wicked preparing to attack the
righteous stealthily.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:2, NIV): “For look, the wicked
bend their bows; they set their arrows against the strings to shoot from the
shadows at the upright in heart.”
Question
3 (Verse 3): When the _____ are being destroyed, what can the righteous do?
A)
Mountains
B)
Temples
C)
Foundations
D)
Cities
Answer:
C) Foundations
Explanation:
This verse highlights the despair of societal or moral collapse, questioning
the righteous’ options.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:3, NIV): “When the foundations
are being destroyed, what can the righteous do?”
Question
4 (Verse 4): The Lord is in his holy _____; the Lord is on his heavenly throne.
He observes everyone on earth; his eyes examine them.
A)
Mountain
B)
Temple
C)
Palace
D)
Sanctuary
Answer:
B) Temple
Explanation:
This verse emphasizes God’s sovereign presence and His watchful gaze over all
humanity.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:4, NIV): “The Lord is in his
holy temple; the Lord is on his heavenly throne. He observes everyone on earth;
his eyes examine them.”
Question
5 (Verse 5): The Lord examines the righteous, but the _____, those who love
violence, he hates with a passion.
A)
Righteous
B)
Wicked
C)
Faithful
D)
Innocent
Answer:
B) Wicked
Explanation:
God’s scrutiny of the righteous contrasts with His strong opposition to the
violent wicked.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:5, NIV): “The Lord examines the
righteous, but the wicked, those who love violence, he hates with a passion.”
Question
6 (Verse 6): On the wicked he will rain fiery coals and burning _____; a
scorching wind will be their lot.
A)
Sulfur
B)
Ashes
C)
Embers
D)
Flames
Answer:
A) Sulfur
Explanation:
This vivid imagery describes God’s judgment on the wicked, evoking divine
retribution.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:6, NIV): “On the wicked he will
rain fiery coals and burning sulfur; a scorching wind will be their lot.”
Question
7 (Verse 7): For the Lord is righteous, he loves _____; the upright will see
his face.
A)
Mercy
B)
Justice
C)
Peace
D)
Faithfulness
Answer:
B) Justice
Explanation:
The psalm concludes with hope, affirming God’s righteousness and the reward for
the upright.
Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 11:7, NIV): “For the Lord is
righteous, he loves justice; the upright will see his face.”
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Devotional
Thought
Psalm
11 challenges us to trust God when the world around us feels chaotic and
unjust. David’s confidence in the Lord as his refuge reminds us that no matter
how shaky life’s foundations seem, God remains sovereign, watching from His
holy temple. His justice will prevail, and the upright will one day see His
face. Today, reflect on where you place your trust—are you fleeing in fear or
standing firm in God’s unshakable presence? Let this psalm inspire you to rest
in His righteousness.
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