Bible Quiz – Psalm 113 (Multiple Choice Questions) With Answers and the Complete Reference Verse.
Psalm
113 is a beautiful hymn of praise that exalts the greatness, mercy, and
compassion of God. It reminds believers that the Lord is worthy of praise at
all times and that He cares deeply for the humble, the needy, and the
brokenhearted. This quiz will help you test your knowledge of Psalm 113 while
encouraging you to reflect on God's majesty and loving kindness.
Instructions
Read
each question carefully.
Choose
the best answer from the four options provided.
Do
not look up the answers until you have completed the quiz.
Answers
and Scripture references are provided after the quiz section.
Keep
your Bible nearby for deeper study.
Quiz
Questions
1.
Who is called to praise the Lord in Psalm 113?
A.
The kings of the earth
B.
The servants of the Lord
C.
The prophets only
D.
The priests only
2.
What specifically are God's servants instructed to praise?
A.
His temple
B.
His works
C.
The name of the Lord
D.
His angels
3.
From what time should the Lord's name be blessed?
A.
From morning until evening
B.
From generation to generation
C.
From this time forth and forevermore
D.
From the beginning of creation
4.
From where is the Lord's name to be praised?
A.
Jerusalem only
B.
Every nation
C.
The rising of the sun to its setting
D.
The temple courts
5.
Over what is the Lord exalted?
A.
Israel only
B.
The mountains
C.
The nations
D.
The seas
6.
Where is God's glory described as being?
A.
In Jerusalem
B.
Above the heavens
C.
In the temple
D.
Among the angels
7.
What question does the psalmist ask concerning God's uniqueness?
A.
Who can stand before Him?
B.
Who is like the Lord our God?
C.
Who can know His ways?
D.
Who can enter His presence?
8.
Where does the Lord dwell?
A.
In Zion
B.
In heaven
C.
In the temple
D.
In the wilderness
9.
What does God do despite dwelling on high?
A.
He sends angels
B.
He judges nations
C.
He humbles Himself to behold what is in heaven and earth
D.
He remains distant
10.
Whom does God raise from the dust?
A.
The wealthy
B.
The mighty
C.
The poor
D.
The rulers
11.
From where does God lift the needy?
A.
The marketplace
B.
The dunghill (ash heap)
C.
The city gate
D.
The wilderness
12.
With whom does God seat the poor?
A.
Priests
B.
Angels
C.
Prophets
D.
Princes
13.
Whose princes are specifically mentioned?
A.
Egypt's people
B.
Israel's people
C.
Judah's kings
D.
The nations
14.
What blessing does God give to the barren woman?
A.
Wealth
B.
Long life
C.
A home and children
D.
Great honor
15.
How does Psalm 113 conclude?
A.
Amen
B.
Give thanks to the Lord
C.
Hallelujah / Praise the Lord
D.
Forever and ever
Answers
and Scripture References
1.
B. The servants of the Lord
Reference:
Psalm 113:1
2.
C. The name of the Lord
Reference:
Psalm 113:1
3.
C. From this time forth and forevermore
Reference:
Psalm 113:2
4.
C. The rising of the sun to its setting
Reference:
Psalm 113:3
5.
C. The nations
Reference:
Psalm 113:4
6.
B. Above the heavens
Reference:
Psalm 113:4
7.
B. Who is like the Lord our God?
Reference:
Psalm 113:5
8.
B. In heaven
Reference:
Psalm 113:5
9.
C. He humbles Himself to behold what is in heaven and earth
Reference:
Psalm 113:6
10.
C. The poor
Reference:
Psalm 113:7
11.
B. The dunghill (ash heap)
Reference:
Psalm 113:7
12.
D. Princes
Reference:
Psalm 113:8
13.
B. Israel's people
Reference:
Psalm 113:8
14.
C. A home and children
Reference:
Psalm 113:9
15.
C. Hallelujah / Praise the Lord
Reference:
Psalm 113:9
Complete
Reference Verses (Psalm 113:1–9)
Psalm
113:1 – "Praise ye the LORD. Praise, O ye servants of the LORD, praise the
name of the LORD."
Psalm
113:2 – "Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and for
evermore."
Psalm
113:3 – "From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the
LORD'S name is to be praised."
Psalm
113:4 – "The LORD is high above all nations, and his glory above the
heavens."
Psalm
113:5 – "Who is like unto the LORD our God, who dwelleth on high,"
Psalm
113:6 – "Who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven, and
in the earth!"
Psalm
113:7 – "He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth the needy out
of the dunghill;"
Psalm
113:8 – "That he may set him with princes, even with the princes of his
people."
Psalm
113:9 – "He maketh the barren woman to keep house, and to be a joyful
mother of children. Praise ye the LORD."
Bible
Quiz – Psalm 113 (Level 2 – Medium)
Psalm
113 is a powerful song of praise that celebrates both the greatness and the
compassion of God. While the Lord is exalted above all nations and His glory is
above the heavens, He also cares for the poor, the needy, and the humble. This
medium-level quiz will help you dig deeper into the details and meaning of
Psalm 113.
Instructions
Read
each question carefully.
Select
the best answer from the four options.
Complete
all questions before checking the answers.
Answers
and Scripture references are provided after the quiz section.
Use
this quiz as an opportunity to study God's Word more deeply.
Quiz
Questions
1.
How many times does Psalm 113:1 use the word "praise"?
A.
One time
B.
Two times
C.
Three times
D.
Four times
2.
According to Psalm 113:2, for how long is the Lord's name to be blessed?
A.
For a generation
B.
Until the end of the age
C.
From this time forth and forevermore
D.
Throughout Israel's history
3.
What expression is used to describe the extent of praise due to the Lord?
A.
From sea to sea
B.
From east to west
C.
From the rising of the sun to its setting
D.
From heaven to earth
4.
What is said to be above the heavens?
A.
God's throne
B.
God's kingdom
C.
God's glory
D.
God's angels
5.
According to Psalm 113:4, the Lord is high above all ______.
A.
Kingdoms
B.
Nations
C.
Kings
D.
Peoples
6.
What characteristic of God is emphasized in Psalm 113:5?
A.
His wisdom
B.
His mercy
C.
His uniqueness
D.
His justice
7.
Despite dwelling on high, what does God do?
A.
Sends His prophets
B.
Watches over Israel only
C.
Humbles Himself to observe heaven and earth
D.
Commands His angels
8.
The Lord raises the poor out of what?
A.
Bondage
B.
Poverty
C.
Dust
D.
Captivity
9.
What two groups of people are specifically mentioned as recipients of God's
care?
A.
Kings and priests
B.
Widows and orphans
C.
Poor and needy
D.
Shepherds and farmers
10.
Why does God lift up the poor and needy?
A.
To make them wealthy
B.
To set them with princes
C.
To make them rulers of nations
D.
To reward their labor
11.
With whom are the lifted-up poor seated?
A.
Elders
B.
Priests
C.
Angels
D.
Princes
12.
What does Psalm 113 reveal about God's relationship with the humble?
A.
He ignores them
B.
He merely observes them
C.
He actively helps and honors them
D.
He tests them continually
13.
What condition of a woman is specifically mentioned in the final verse?
A.
Widowhood
B.
Illness
C.
Barrenness
D.
Poverty
14.
What joyful blessing does God give the barren woman?
A.
Great riches
B.
A peaceful home
C.
A royal position
D.
Children
15.
Which major theme best summarizes Psalm 113?
A.
Judgment of nations
B.
God's greatness and care for the humble
C.
Israel's military victories
D.
Temple worship rituals
Answers
and Scripture References
1.
C. Three times
Reference:
Psalm 113:1
2.
C. From this time forth and forevermore
Reference:
Psalm 113:2
3.
C. From the rising of the sun to its setting
Reference:
Psalm 113:3
4.
C. God's glory
Reference:
Psalm 113:4
5.
B. Nations
Reference:
Psalm 113:4
6.
C. His uniqueness
Reference:
Psalm 113:5
7.
C. Humbles Himself to observe heaven and earth
Reference:
Psalm 113:6
8.
C. Dust
Reference:
Psalm 113:7
9.
C. Poor and needy
Reference:
Psalm 113:7
10.
B. To set them with princes
Reference:
Psalm 113:8
11.
D. Princes
Reference:
Psalm 113:8
12.
C. He actively helps and honors them
Reference:
Psalm 113:7-8
13.
C. Barrenness
Reference:
Psalm 113:9
14.
D. Children
Reference:
Psalm 113:9
15.
B. God's greatness and care for the humble
Reference:
Psalm 113:1-9
Complete
Reference Verses (Psalm 113:1–9)
Psalm
113:1 – "Praise ye the LORD. Praise, O ye servants of the LORD, praise the
name of the LORD."
Psalm
113:2 – "Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and for
evermore."
Psalm
113:3 – "From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the
LORD'S name is to be praised."
Psalm
113:4 – "The LORD is high above all nations, and his glory above the
heavens."
Psalm
113:5 – "Who is like unto the LORD our God, who dwelleth on high,"
Psalm
113:6 – "Who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven, and
in the earth!"
Psalm
113:7 – "He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth the needy out
of the dunghill;"
Psalm
113:8 – "That he may set him with princes, even with the princes of his
people."
Psalm
113:9 – "He maketh the barren woman to keep house, and to be a joyful
mother of children. Praise ye the LORD."
Bible
Quiz – Psalm 113 (Level 3 – Hard)
Psalm
113 is a magnificent hymn of praise that combines God's supreme exaltation with
His tender care for the humble. The psalm teaches that although God is
enthroned above the heavens, He graciously stoops down to help the poor, the
needy, and the barren. This advanced-level quiz explores the details, themes,
and spiritual truths found within Psalm 113.
Instructions
Read
each question carefully.
Choose
the best answer from the four options.
Some
questions require careful attention to specific wording.
Complete
the quiz before checking the answers.
Answers
and Scripture references are provided after the quiz section.
Quiz
Questions
1.
Psalm 113 begins and ends with which command?
A.
Bless the Lord
B.
Fear the Lord
C.
Praise the Lord
D.
Worship the Lord
2.
The phrase "Praise the name of the LORD" emphasizes praise directed
primarily toward God's ______.
A.
Power
B.
Character and reputation
C.
Kingdom
D.
Works
3.
What literary device is seen in Psalm 113:1 through the repeated use of the
word "praise"?
A.
Hyperbole
B.
Metaphor
C.
Repetition
D.
Irony
4.
The statement "from this time forth and forevermore" highlights God's
______.
A.
Omnipresence
B.
Eternal worthiness of praise
C.
Judgment
D.
Covenant with Israel
5.
What does the expression "from the rising of the sun unto the going down
of the same" primarily signify?
A.
A single day of worship
B.
Continuous and universal praise
C.
The seasons of the year
D.
Israel's daily sacrifices
6.
Which contrast is central to Psalm 113?
A.
Rich and poor
B.
Heaven and earth
C.
God's exaltation and His humility toward humanity
D.
Israel and the nations
7.
According to Psalm 113:4, the Lord is high above all nations, and His glory is
above the ______.
A.
Earth
B.
Mountains
C.
Angels
D.
Heavens
8.
The question "Who is like unto the LORD our God?" is intended to
emphasize what truth?
A.
God is difficult to understand
B.
God is greater than Israel
C.
No one compares to God
D.
Angels are similar to God
9.
What remarkable action of God is described in Psalm 113:6?
A.
He judges the nations
B.
He humbles Himself to behold heaven and earth
C.
He speaks through prophets
D.
He establishes kings
10.
The image of God raising the poor from the dust illustrates His ______.
A.
Compassion and power
B.
Anger and justice
C.
Wealth and abundance
D.
Knowledge and wisdom
11.
What is the significance of God seating the poor with princes?
A.
He changes their social condition and honors them
B.
He makes them rulers of Israel
C.
He rewards military service
D.
He grants political authority
12.
Which verse demonstrates God's concern for those considered insignificant by
society?
A.
Psalm 113:2
B.
Psalm 113:4
C.
Psalm 113:7
D.
Psalm 113:5
13.
The barren woman becoming a joyful mother highlights God's ability to ______.
A.
Reverse difficult circumstances
B.
Judge unbelief
C.
Increase wealth
D.
Strengthen nations
14.
Which theme appears throughout the second half of Psalm 113?
A.
National victory
B.
Divine reversal and restoration
C.
Temple sacrifice
D.
Prophetic warning
15.
Which statement best summarizes the message of Psalm 113?
A.
God deserves praise because He blesses only Israel.
B.
God is exalted above all creation yet graciously cares for the humble and
needy.
C.
God primarily reveals Himself through earthly rulers.
D.
God rewards people according to social status.
Answers
and Scripture References
1.
C. Praise the Lord
Reference:
Psalm 113:1, 9
2.
B. Character and reputation
Reference:
Psalm 113:1
3.
C. Repetition
Reference:
Psalm 113:1
4.
B. Eternal worthiness of praise
Reference:
Psalm 113:2
5.
B. Continuous and universal praise
Reference:
Psalm 113:3
6.
C. God's exaltation and His humility toward humanity
Reference:
Psalm 113:5-6
7.
D. Heavens
Reference:
Psalm 113:4
8.
C. No one compares to God
Reference:
Psalm 113:5
9.
B. He humbles Himself to behold heaven and earth
Reference:
Psalm 113:6
10.
A. Compassion and power
Reference:
Psalm 113:7
11.
A. He changes their social condition and honors them
Reference:
Psalm 113:8
12.
C. Psalm 113:7
Reference:
Psalm 113:7
13.
A. Reverse difficult circumstances
Reference:
Psalm 113:9
14.
B. Divine reversal and restoration
Reference:
Psalm 113:7-9
15.
B. God is exalted above all creation yet graciously cares for the humble and
needy.
Reference:
Psalm 113:1-9
Complete
Reference Verses (Psalm 113:1–9)
Psalm
113:1 – "Praise ye the LORD. Praise, O ye servants of the LORD, praise the
name of the LORD."
Psalm
113:2 – "Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and for
evermore."
Psalm
113:3 – "From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the
LORD'S name is to be praised."
Psalm
113:4 – "The LORD is high above all nations, and his glory above the
heavens."
Psalm
113:5 – "Who is like unto the LORD our God, who dwelleth on high,"
Psalm
113:6 – "Who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven, and
in the earth!"
Psalm
113:7 – "He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth the needy out
of the dunghill;"
Psalm
113:8 – "That he may set him with princes, even with the princes of his
people."
Psalm
113:9 – "He maketh the barren woman to keep house, and to be a joyful
mother of children. Praise ye the LORD."
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