Bible Quiz – Psalm 15 Fill in the Blanks (Multiple Choice)
Ultimate Bible Quiz Challenge
From Reflection to Revelation
Psalm 15 may be brief, but it carries weighty
spiritual depth. Often called a Temple-Entry Psalm, it confronts us with a
searching question:
Who is fit to dwell in the presence of a holy God?
This quiz series is designed not merely to test
memory, but to train discernment, sharpen biblical literacy, and deepen ethical
reflection. Each section increases in difficulty, guiding you from careful
reading to scholar-level cross-referencing and verse recall.
Whether you are a student, teacher, quiz leader, or
lifelong learner of Scripture, this journey through Psalm 15 (and its biblical
echoes) will stretch both mind and heart.
🧭 HOW TO USE THIS QUIZ SERIES
You may attempt the sections in order or jump to
your preferred difficulty.
Scripture quotations are based on the King James
Version (KJV).
For group use, assign time limits and penalties for
inaccuracies to heighten challenge.
For personal study, use missed questions as prompts
for reflection and prayer.
🧩 QUIZ SECTIONS & INSTRUCTIONS
🔹 1. Fill in the Blanks (Multiple
Choice)
Difficulty: Beginner → Intermediate
📌 Focus: Careful reading and
textual familiarity
📖 Choose the correct words that
complete each verse from Psalm 15.
✔ One
correct answer per question
✔ Answers
and full reference verses are provided
🔥 2. EXTREME “Trick the Scholar”
Round
Difficulty: Advanced
📌 Focus: Precision, theology, and
assumption-breaking
⚠️ Beware
of reversed phrases, subtle wording, and moral nuance.
✔ Read
every word slowly
✔ Similar
phrases are intentional traps
🔗 3. Cross-Reference Challenge
Quiz
Difficulty: Advanced
📌 Focus: Connecting Psalm 15 with
the wider Bible
📖 Identify passages that echo the
same ethical or theological truth.
✔ Only ONE
option truly matches
✔ Decoys
sound right—but aren’t exact
🚫 4. EXTREME “No-Verse-Given”
Cross-Reference Challenge
Difficulty: Scholar
📌 Focus: Scripture recognition
without verse numbers
📖 Identify the correct passage
based on meaning alone.
✔ No references
in the question
✔ Requires
deep biblical familiarity
⚔️ 5. Psalm
15 vs Psalm 24 — Duel Quiz
Difficulty: Advanced
📌 Focus: Comparison & contrast
📖 Decide whether a statement
belongs to Psalm 15, Psalm 24, BOTH, or NEITHER.
✔
Precision matters
✔ Similar
themes ≠ same Psalm
✍️ 6. NO
OPTIONS — Write-the-Verse Round
Difficulty: Expert
📌 Focus: Memorization and accuracy
📖 Write the verse (or key clause)
from memory.
✔ Minor
spelling allowed
✔ Missing
phrases lose points
🔥 7. Write-the-Verse (Mixed Psalms
Trap)
Difficulty: Elite
📌 Focus: Discernment + memory
📖 Write the verse AND identify the
correct Psalm.
⚠️ Similar
verses from different Psalms are intentionally mixed
✔ Wrong
Psalm = incorrect answer
FINAL WORD TO THE READER
Psalm 15 does not ask how religious we appear—
it asks how truthful, just, faithful, and steadfast
we are.
This quiz is not about perfection, but about
alignment.
Bible Quiz – Psalm 15
Fill in the Blanks (Multiple Choice)
📖 Bible
Quiz: Psalm 15
Theme: Who May Dwell in God’s Holy Presence?
Type: Fill in the Blanks (Multiple Choice)
🔹 Question
1 (Psalm 15:1)
“LORD, who shall abide in thy
______? who shall dwell in thy holy ______?”
A. house – mountain
B. tabernacle – hill
C. temple – city
D. presence – place
✅ Correct
Answer: B. tabernacle – hill
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:1, KJV):
“LORD, who shall abide in thy tabernacle? who shall
dwell in thy holy hill?”
🔹 Question
2 (Psalm 15:2)
“He that walketh ______, and
worketh ______, and speaketh the truth in his ______.”
A. wisely – kindness – speech
B. uprightly – righteousness – heart
C. humbly – faith – soul
D. faithfully – justice – mouth
✅ Correct
Answer: B. uprightly – righteousness – heart
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:2, KJV):
“He that walketh uprightly, and worketh
righteousness, and speaketh the truth in his heart.”
🔹 Question
3 (Psalm 15:3)
“He that backbiteth not with his
______, nor doeth ______ to his neighbour, nor taketh up a ______ against his
neighbour.”
A. mouth – evil – curse
B. words – harm – complaint
C. tongue – evil – reproach
D. lips – wrong – accusation
✅ Correct
Answer: C. tongue – evil – reproach
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:3, KJV):
“He that backbiteth not with his tongue, nor doeth
evil to his neighbour, nor taketh up a reproach against his neighbour.”
🔹 Question
4 (Psalm 15:4)
“In whose eyes a ______ person is
contemned; but he honoureth them that ______ the LORD.”
A. wicked – love
B. foolish – obey
C. vile – fear
D. sinful – serve
✅ Correct
Answer: C. vile – fear
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:4a, KJV):
“In whose eyes a vile person is contemned; but he
honoureth them that fear the LORD.”
🔹 Question
5 (Psalm 15:4 – continued)
“He that sweareth to his own
______, and ______ not.”
A. loss – regrets
B. pain – fails
C. hurt – changeth
D. suffering – withdraws
✅ Correct
Answer: C. hurt – changeth
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:4b, KJV):
“He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth
not.”
🔹 Question
6 (Psalm 15:5)
“He that putteth not out his
money to ______, nor taketh ______ against the innocent.”
A. interest – gifts
B. usury – reward
C. gain – bribes
D. profit – wages
✅ Correct
Answer: B. usury – reward
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:5a, KJV):
“He that putteth not out his money to usury, nor
taketh reward against the innocent.”
🔹 Question
7 (Psalm 15:5 – concluding promise)
“He that doeth these things shall
never be ______.”
A. ashamed
B. judged
C. defeated
D. moved
✅ Correct
Answer: D. moved
📜 Complete
Reference Verse (Psalm 15:5b, KJV):
“He that doeth these things shall never be moved.”
Psalm 15 is not merely a checklist of behavior but
a portrait of a God-centered life—one rooted in integrity, truth, justice, and
reverence for the Lord.
🔥 EXTREME “Trick the Scholar” Round
Bible Quiz – Psalm 15
Instructions:
⚠️ This round is intentionally deceptive. Read every
word carefully. Assume nothing. One wrong assumption = one wrong answer.
🧠 Question
1 – Dwelling vs. Abiding Trap (Psalm 15:1)
Which pairing is exactly correct
according to Psalm 15:1?
A. Abide → holy hill | Dwell → tabernacle
B. Abide → tabernacle | Dwell → holy hill
C. Abide → temple | Dwell → mountain
D. Abide → presence | Dwell → sanctuary
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:1, KJV):
“LORD, who shall abide in thy tabernacle? who shall
dwell in thy holy hill?”
🔍 Why this tricks scholars:
Many reverse the verbs because tabernacle sounds
temporary and hill permanent—but the Psalm does the opposite.
🧠 Question
2 – Internal vs. External Righteousness (Psalm 15:2)
Which action is explicitly
internal, not observable?
A. Walketh uprightly
B. Worketh righteousness
C. Speaketh the truth
D. Speaketh the truth in his heart
✅ Correct
Answer: D
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:2, KJV):
“He that walketh uprightly, and worketh
righteousness, and speaketh the truth in his heart.”
⚠️ Trap:
Many assume truth is verbal here—but David locates
truth before speech, in the heart.
🧠 Question
3 – Triple Negation Precision (Psalm 15:3)
How many distinct sins of
speech/social harm are prohibited in Psalm 15:3?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
✅ Correct
Answer: C
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:3, KJV):
“He that backbiteth not with his tongue,
nor doeth evil to his neighbour,
nor taketh up a reproach against his neighbour.”
🧠 Scholar Trap:
Backbiting ≠ reproach ≠ doing evil. They overlap
but are legally and morally distinct.
🧠 Question
4 – Moral Alignment Test (Psalm 15:4)
According to Psalm 15:4, the
righteous person:
A. Avoids vile people
B. Prays for vile people
C. Is indifferent to vile people
D. Despises vile conduct while honoring God-fearers
✅ Correct
Answer: D
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:4a, KJV):
“In whose eyes a vile person is contemned; but he
honoureth them that fear the LORD.”
⚖️ Trap:
This verse is about moral judgment, not social
kindness. Many soften it incorrectly.
🧠 Question
5 – Oath Theology Trap (Psalm 15:4)
What makes the oath in Psalm 15:4
righteous?
A. It benefits others
B. It is sworn publicly
C. It causes no harm
D. It is kept despite personal harm
✅ Correct
Answer: D
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:4b, KJV):
“He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth
not.”
Extreme Insight:
Biblical integrity is measured after consequences
change, not before.
🧠 Question
6 – Financial Ethics Snare (Psalm 15:5)
Which TWO practices are condemned
together?
A. Lending money & receiving interest
B. Borrowing money & defaulting
C. Profiting from the poor & bribing the guilty
D. Charging usury & taking reward against the
innocent
✅ Correct
Answer: D
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:5a, KJV):
“He that putteth not out his money to usury, nor
taketh reward against the innocent.”
⚠️ Trap:
The Psalm condemns exploitation, not wealth itself.
🧠 Question
7 – Final Promise Misreading (Psalm 15:5)
What is NOT promised to the
righteous person?
A. Security
B. Stability
C. Permanence
D. Absence of suffering
✅ Correct
Answer: D
📜 Verse (Psalm
15:5b, KJV):
“He that doeth these things shall never be moved.”
🧠 Extreme Insight:
“Never be moved” ≠ “never be troubled.” The Psalm
promises spiritual immovability, not comfort.
🧠 Question
8 – Structural Trap (Whole Psalm)
Psalm 15 is best classified as:
A. A prayer for forgiveness
B. A wisdom proverb
C. A Torah-style entrance liturgy
D. A messianic prophecy
✅ Correct
Answer: C
📜 Contextual Insight:
Psalm 15 functions like a temple-entry examination,
echoing holiness laws (cf. Exodus–Leviticus).
Psalm 15 does not describe how to
enter God’s presence, but who can remain there.
It exposes:
Integrity under pressure
Truth beneath speech
Ethics beyond ritual
🔗 CROSS-REFERENCE CHALLENGE QUIZ
Psalm 15 — “Who May Dwell with God?”
Instructions:
📖 Each question gives a statement
from Psalm 15.
Choose the best matching cross-reference that
echoes the same moral or theological idea.
⚠️ Many options sound correct—only one truly aligns.
🧠 Question
1 – Dwelling in God’s Presence (Psalm 15:1)
Psalm 15:1 asks who may dwell in
God’s holy hill. Which passage asks the same question in almost identical
terms?
A. Isaiah 6:1
B. Psalm 24:3
C. Hebrews 12:14
D. Exodus 19:3
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜
Cross-Reference (Psalm 24:3, KJV):
“Who shall ascend into the hill of the LORD? or who
shall stand in his holy place?”
🔍 Why this is exact:
Both Psalms function as temple-entry liturgies.
🧠 Question
2 – Walking Uprightly (Psalm 15:2)
Psalm 15:2 says, “He that walketh
uprightly…” Which verse defines upright walking as a life-direction, not
perfection?
A. Proverbs 20:7
B. Micah 6:8
C. Ecclesiastes 7:20
D. Romans 3:23
✅ Correct
Answer: A
📜 Cross-Reference (Proverbs 20:7, KJV):
“The just man walketh in his integrity: his
children are blessed after him.”
⚠️ Trap:
Micah 6:8 fits thematically, but Proverbs matches
the walk language exactly.
🧠 Question 3 – Truth in the Heart (Psalm 15:2)
Which verse confirms that God
values internal truth over external speech?
A. Matthew 12:34
B. Psalm 51:6
C. James 3:2
D. Proverbs 18:21
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Cross-Reference (Psalm 51:6, KJV):
“Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts:
and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom.”
🧠 Scholar
Insight:
David interprets David—internal consistency across
Psalms.
🧠 Question
4 – Sins of the Tongue (Psalm 15:3)
Which New Testament passage
mirrors Psalm 15:3’s threefold warning about speech?
A. Romans 3:13–14
B. Ephesians 4:29
C. James 1:26
D. Colossians 4:6
✅ Correct
Answer: A
📜
Cross-Reference (Romans 3:13, KJV):
“Their throat is an open sepulchre; with their
tongues they have used deceit…”
⚠️ Trap:
Ephesians gives instruction; Romans gives
diagnosis, matching Psalm 15’s prohibitions.
🧠 Question
5 – Honouring the God-Fearing (Psalm 15:4)
Which verse reinforces honour
based on reverence for God, not social rank?
A. Proverbs 22:1
B. 1 Samuel 2:30
C. James 2:1
D. Luke 14:11
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜
Cross-Reference (1 Samuel 2:30b, KJV):
“Them that honour me I will honour, and they that
despise me shall be lightly esteemed.”
🧠 Key Link:
Honour flows from fear of the LORD, not status.
🧠 Question
6 – Keeping Costly Promises (Psalm 15:4)
Which passage teaches the same
principle as “He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth not”?
A. Ecclesiastes 5:4–5
B. Matthew 5:37
C. Proverbs 6:1–2
D. Judges 11:30–40
✅ Correct
Answer: A
📜
Cross-Reference (Ecclesiastes 5:5, KJV):
“Better is it that thou shouldest not vow, than
that thou shouldest vow and not pay.”
⚠️ Trap:
Judges 11 is narrative tragedy, not moral
endorsement.
🧠 Question
7 – Usury & Justice (Psalm 15:5)
Which Mosaic law lies directly
behind Psalm 15:5?
A. Deuteronomy 23:19
B. Leviticus 25:35–37
C. Exodus 23:8
D. All of the above
✅ Correct
Answer: D
📜 Key Cross-References (KJV
excerpts):
Deut. 23:19 – “Thou shalt not lend upon usury…”
Lev. 25:37 – “Take thou no usury of him…”
Exod. 23:8 – “Thou shalt take no gift…”
🧠 Scholar Note:
Psalm 15 compresses Torah ethics into poetry.
🧠 Question
8 – “Never Be Moved” (Psalm 15:5)
Which verse best clarifies what
“never be moved” truly means?
A. Psalm 16:8
B. Psalm 46:1
C. Hebrews 12:28
D. John 16:33
✅ Correct
Answer: A
📜
Cross-Reference (Psalm 16:8, KJV):
“I have set the LORD always before me: because he
is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.”
🧠 Key Insight:
Stability comes from God’s nearness, not ease of
life.
Reflection
Psalm 15 does not stand alone.
It is rooted in the Law, echoed by the Prophets,
deepened in the Psalms, and fulfilled in Christ’s ethical teaching.
True holiness is consistent across Scripture.
EXTREME
“No-Verse-Given” Cross-Ref Challenge
Instructions:
Each question describes a moral or theological
principle found in Psalm 15.
Choose the Scripture that best mirrors the same
idea.
⚠️
Similar-sounding verses are decoys.
🧠 Question
1 – Who May Stand Before God?
Which passage asks who may
approach or stand in God’s holy presence?
A. “Blessed are the pure in heart…”
B. “Who shall ascend into the hill of the LORD?”
C. “Draw near to God, and He will draw near to
you.”
D. “Come boldly unto the throne of grace.”
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“Who shall ascend into the hill of the LORD? or who
shall stand in his holy place?”
🧠 Question
2 – Integrity as a Way of Life
Which Scripture portrays
righteousness as a consistent walk, not a single act?
A. “For all have sinned, and come short…”
B. “The just man walketh in his integrity…”
C. “Be ye therefore perfect…”
D. “If we confess our sins…”
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“The just man walketh in his integrity: his
children are blessed after him.”
🧠 Question
3 – Truth Beyond Speech
Which verse teaches that God
desires truth inwardly, before it appears outwardly?
A. “Let your yea be yea…”
B. “Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth
speaketh…”
C. “Thou desirest truth in the inward parts…”
D. “Set a watch, O LORD, before my mouth…”
✅ Correct
Answer: C
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts:
and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom.”
🧠 Question
4 – Destructive Speech
Which Scripture vividly describes
the corrupting power of the tongue similar to Psalm 15?
A. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue…”
B. “Their throat is an open sepulchre…”
C. “Let no corrupt communication proceed…”
D. “A soft answer turneth away wrath…”
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“Their throat is an open sepulchre; with their
tongues they have used deceit…”
🧠 Question
5 – Honour Defined by Reverence
Which verse teaches that honour is
granted based on reverence for God, not status?
A. “Them that honour me I will honour…”
B. “A good name is rather to be chosen…”
C. “Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord…”
D. “God is no respecter of persons…”
✅ Correct
Answer: A
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“Them that honour me I will honour, and they that
despise me shall be lightly esteemed.”
🧠 Question
6 – Keeping Painful Promises
Which Scripture teaches that
breaking a vow is worse than never making one?
A. “Swear not at all…”
B. “Let your speech be, Yea, yea…”
C. “Better is it that thou shouldest not vow…”
D. “Whatsoever is not of faith is sin…”
✅ Correct
Answer: C
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“Better is it that thou shouldest not vow, than
that thou shouldest vow and not pay.”
🧠 Question
7 – Exploitation of the Weak
Which passage forbids profiting
from the vulnerability of others?
A. “Woe unto you that are rich…”
B. “Thou shalt not lend upon usury to thy brother…”
C. “Sell all that thou hast…”
D. “Give, and it shall be given unto you…”
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“Thou shalt not lend upon usury to thy brother;
usury of money, usury of victuals…”
🧠 Question
8 – Unshakable Stability
Which verse explains what it
means to be spiritually unmoved, not untouched by trouble?
A. “In the world ye shall have tribulation…”
B. “Because he is at my right hand, I shall not be
moved.”
C. “God is our refuge and strength…”
D. “These things have I spoken unto you…”
✅ Correct
Answer: B
📜 Answer
Verse (KJV):
“I have set the LORD always before me: because he is
at my right hand, I shall not be moved.”
Reflection
Psalm 15 is not a moral invention of David —
it is a convergence point of Torah, Wisdom,
Prophets, and Gospel ethics.
Those who “dwell” with God are those whose lives
harmonize with the whole counsel of Scripture.
⚔️ PSALM 15 vs PSALM 24
Instructions:
Two Psalms. One question.
Choose whether the statement belongs to Psalm 15,
Psalm 24, BOTH, or NEITHER.
⚠️
Precision matters. Similar ideas ≠ same Psalm.
🧠 Question
1 – The Opening Question
Which Psalm begins by asking who
may dwell or stand in God’s holy presence?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: C. BOTH
📜
References (KJV):
Psalm 15:1 – “Who shall abide…?”
Psalm 24:3 – “Who shall ascend…?”
🧠 Question
2 – God’s Dwelling Language
Which Psalm specifically uses the
phrase “holy hill”?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: A. Psalm 15
📜
Reference:
“Who shall dwell in thy holy hill?” (Psalm 15:1)
🧠 Question
3 – Creation Theology
Which Psalm grounds God’s
holiness in His ownership of the earth and creation?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: B. Psalm 24
📜
Reference:
“The earth is the LORD’s, and the fulness thereof…”
(Psalm 24:1)
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 begins with ethics; Psalm 24 begins with
cosmic authority.
🧠 Question
4 – Moral Focus
Which Psalm emphasizes inner
character traits over external ritual?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: A. Psalm 15
📜
Reference:
“Speaketh the truth in his heart…” (Psalm 15:2)
🧠 Question
5 – Purity of Hands & Heart
Which Psalm explicitly mentions
clean hands and a pure heart?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: B. Psalm 24
📜
Reference:
“He that hath clean hands, and a pure heart…”
(Psalm 24:4)
🧠 Question
6 – Speech Ethics
Which Psalm gives detailed
warnings about speech (backbiting, reproach)?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: A. Psalm 15
📜
Reference:
“He that backbiteth not with his tongue…” (Psalm
15:3)
🧠 Question
7 – Idolatry Warning
Which Psalm warns against lifting
up the soul to vanity or swearing deceitfully?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: B. Psalm 24
📜
Reference:
“Who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity, nor
sworn deceitfully.” (Psalm 24:4)
🧠 Question
8 – Blessing & Reward
Which Psalm explicitly promises a
blessing or reward from God?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: B. Psalm 24
📜
Reference:
“He shall receive the blessing from the LORD…”
(Psalm 24:5)
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 promises stability, not a stated
“blessing.”
🧠 Question
9 – Unshakable Ending
Which Psalm concludes with a
promise of immovability?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: A. Psalm 15
📜
Reference:
“He that doeth these things shall never be moved.”
(Psalm 15:5)
🧠 Question
10 – Messianic Echo
Which Psalm contains language
later applied to Christ as King of Glory?
A. Psalm 15
B. Psalm 24
C. BOTH
D. NEITHER
✅ Correct
Answer: B. Psalm 24
📜
Reference:
“Lift up your heads, O ye gates…” (Psalm 24:7–10)
Psalm 15 asks: Who is worthy to stay?
Psalm 24 declares: The King is arriving.
Together they teach:
Only the righteous may enter —
and only the King makes righteousness possible.
🔥 NO OPTIONS (WRITE-THE-VERSE) ROUND 🔥
Psalm 15 (KJV Focus)
Instruction for Players:
Write the verse as accurately as possible.
Minor spelling differences may be allowed, but
missing or altered phrases lose points.
🧠 Question
1 — The Entrance Question
Write the verse that asks who may
abide and who may dwell in God’s presence.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“LORD, who shall abide in thy tabernacle? who shall
dwell in thy holy hill?”
🧠 Question
2 — Threefold Character Test
Write the verse that describes
how the righteous walk, work, and speak.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that walketh uprightly, and worketh
righteousness, and speaketh the truth in his heart.”
🧠 Question
3 — Triple Speech Prohibition
Write the verse that lists three
things the righteous do NOT do regarding speech and neighbour.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that backbiteth not with his tongue, nor doeth
evil to his neighbour, nor taketh up a reproach against his neighbour.”
🧠 Question
4 — Moral Discernment & Honour
Write the verse that contrasts
contempt for the vile with honour for God-fearers.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“In whose eyes a vile person is contemned; but he
honoureth them that fear the LORD.”
🧠 Question
5 — Costly Integrity
Write the line that teaches
faithfulness even when it hurts.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth
not.”
🧠 Question
6 — Financial & Judicial Ethics
Write the verse that forbids
usury and corruption against the innocent.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that putteth not out his money to usury, nor
taketh reward against the innocent.”
🧠 Question
7 — The Final Promise
Write the closing line that
promises unshakable stability.
✍️ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that doeth these things shall never be moved.”
Reflection
Psalm 15 is short — only five verses — yet it
tests:
Memory
Integrity
Theology
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🔥 WRITE-THE-VERSE (MIXED PSALMS TRAP) 🔥
Rule of the Round:
❌ No options. No verse numbers in the questions.
✍️ Players
must write the exact verse (KJV) and identify which Psalm it belongs to.
⚠️ Verses
are intentionally similar. One wrong Psalm = wrong answer.
✍️ Question
1 — “Holy Hill” Language Trap
Write the verse that asks who may
dwell in God’s holy hill.
Also identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“LORD, who shall abide in thy tabernacle? who shall
dwell in thy holy hill?”
📖 Psalm: 15
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 24 speaks of “holy place,” not “holy hill.”
✍️ Question
2 — “Not Be Moved” Trap
Write the verse that declares unshakable
stability because God is near.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“I have set the LORD always before me: because he
is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.”
📖 Psalm: 16
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 promises stability as a result of conduct, not proximity.
✍️ Question
3 — Clean Hands vs Upright Walk
Write the verse that mentions
clean hands and a pure heart.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that hath clean hands, and a pure heart; who
hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully.”
📖 Psalm: 24
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 focuses on walking uprightly and truth in the heart.
✍️ Question
4 — Truth Inside the Person
Write the verse that states God
desires truth in the inward parts.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts:
and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom.”
📖 Psalm: 51
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 says “truth in his heart” — similar idea, different wording.
✍️ Question
5 — Tongue as a Weapon
Write the verse that compares the
tongue to a sharp razor.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“Thy tongue deviseth mischiefs; like a sharp razor,
working deceitfully.”
📖 Psalm: 52
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 forbids backbiting; Psalm 52 exposes its cruelty.
✍️ Question
6 — Blessing vs Stability Trap
Write the verse that promises a
blessing and righteousness from God.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He shall receive the blessing from the LORD, and
righteousness from the God of his salvation.”
📖 Psalm: 24
⚠️ Trap: Psalm
15 ends with “never be moved,” not “receive blessing.”
✍️ Question
7 — Dwelling Forever
Write the verse that says the
righteous will abide in God’s tabernacle forever.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the
days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever.”
📖 Psalm: 23
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 15 asks who may dwell; Psalm 23 declares I will dwell.
✍️ Question
8 — Moral Catalogue Trap
Write the verse that describes a
person who walks uprightly, works righteousness, and speaks truth in the heart.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that walketh uprightly, and worketh
righteousness, and speaketh the truth in his heart.”
📖 Psalm: 15
⚠️ Trap:
Proverbs has similar ethics, but not this three-fold structure.
✍️ Question
9 — Temple Entry by Character
Write the verse that asks who
shall ascend into the hill of the LORD.
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“Who shall ascend into the hill of the LORD? or who
shall stand in his holy place?”
📖 Psalm: 24
⚠️ Trap:
Nearly identical to Psalm 15:1, but verbs and nouns differ.
✍️ Question
10 — Final Stability Test
Write the verse that concludes
with “shall never be moved.”
Identify the Psalm.
✅ Expected
Answer (KJV):
“He that doeth these things shall never be moved.”
📖 Psalm: 15
⚠️ Trap:
Psalm 16 explains why one is not moved; Psalm 15 states who is not moved.
✨ Closing Insight
Psalm 15 teaches who may dwell.
Psalm 24 asks who may ascend.
Psalm 23 declares I will dwell.
📖 What we memorize reveals where
we live spiritually.
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📌 Grow deeper — revisit Psalm 15
slowly and prayerfully after completing the quiz.
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