Bible Quiz – Psalm 122 (True/False) With Answers and the Reference
How
well do you know Psalm 122? This uplifting psalm celebrates the joy of worship,
the beauty of Jerusalem, and the importance of praying for peace. Test your
knowledge with these True/False questions. Whether you are studying the Bible
alone, with family, or in a group, this quiz is a great way to strengthen your
understanding of God's Word.
Instructions
Read each statement carefully.
Decide whether it is True or False.
Write down your answers before checking the
answer key.
Do not peek at the answers until you have
completed the quiz.
Challenge your friends or Bible study group to
see who scores the highest!
True/False
Questions
1.
Psalm 122 begins with the writer expressing joy at the invitation to go to the
house of the Lord. (True/False?)
2.
The psalm describes Jerusalem as a city divided into many separate sections.
(True/False?)
3.
The tribes of Israel went up to Jerusalem to give thanks to the name of the
Lord. (True/False?)
4.
Psalm 122 says that the thrones of judgment were established in Jerusalem.
(True/False?)
5.
The psalm encourages believers to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
(True/False?)
6.
According to Psalm 122, those who love Jerusalem will prosper. (True/False?)
7.
The writer prays that conflict and destruction will always remain within
Jerusalem's walls. (True/False?)
8.
The psalm mentions both walls and palaces while praying for peace and security.
(True/False?)
9.
The writer seeks the good of Jerusalem because of friends and relatives.
(True/False?)
10.
Psalm 122 ends with the writer promising never to think about Jerusalem again.
(True/False?)
Answers
1.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:1
2.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:3
3.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:4
4.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:5
5.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:6
6.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:6
7.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:7
8.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:7
9.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:8
10.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:9
Bible
Quiz – Psalm 122 (True/False) – Level 2
Instructions
Read each statement carefully.
Mark each statement as True or False.
Complete all ten questions before checking the
answers.
No Bible reading until you've finished the
quiz if you want the full challenge!
Compare your score with family, friends, or
your Bible study group.
True/False
Questions
1.
The joy expressed in Psalm 122 came after the writer had already arrived at the
house of the Lord. (True/False?)
2.
Psalm 122 describes Jerusalem as a city built with unity and order.
(True/False?)
3.
The tribes went to Jerusalem primarily to conduct business and trade.
(True/False?)
4.
The gathering of the tribes is described as a testimony for Israel.
(True/False?)
5.
Psalm 122 connects thanksgiving with worship in Jerusalem. (True/False?)
6.
The psalm identifies Jerusalem as the place where the thrones of the house of
David were established for judgment. (True/False?)
7.
The writer prays only for his own peace and prosperity. (True/False?)
8.
The desire for Jerusalem's peace is connected with concern for both the people
and the house of the Lord. (True/False?)
9.
Psalm 122 suggests that love for Jerusalem is associated with blessing.
(True/False?)
10.
The final verse ends with the writer seeking Jerusalem's good because of the
house of the Lord. (True/False?)
Answers
1.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:1
2.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:3
3.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:4
4.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:4
5.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:4
6.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:5
7.
False – References: Psalm 122:6–9
8.
True – References: Psalm 122:8–9
9.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:6
10.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:9
Bible
Quiz – Psalm 122 (True/False) – Level 3
Instructions
Read each statement carefully.
Mark each statement as True or False.
Some statements are intentionally worded to
test close reading.
Complete the quiz before checking the answer
key.
Challenge your Bible study group to see who
can achieve a perfect score.
True/False
Questions
1.
Psalm 122 records that the invitation to go to the house of the Lord was made
by the priests. (True/False?)
2.
The writer declares that his feet are standing within the gates of Jerusalem.
(True/False?)
3.
Jerusalem is described as a city built so that all its parts fit closely
together. (True/False?)
4.
The psalm states that every nation of the earth gathered in Jerusalem to give
thanks to the Lord. (True/False?)
5.
The reason the tribes went up to Jerusalem was to give thanks to the name of
the Lord. (True/False?)
6.
Psalm 122 refers to both thrones of judgment and the house of David.
(True/False?)
7.
The prayer for Jerusalem asks that peace remain only outside its walls.
(True/False?)
8.
The writer says he will speak peace because of his brothers and companions.
(True/False?)
9.
The final reason given for seeking Jerusalem's good is the presence of the
house of the Lord. (True/False?)
10.
Psalm 122 ends with a prayer asking God to increase the number of Israel's
tribes. (True/False?)
Answers
1.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:1
2.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:2
3.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:3
4.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:4
5.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:4
6.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:5
7.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:7
8.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:8
9.
True – Reference: Psalm 122:9
10.
False – Reference: Psalm 122:9
If
you answered 9 or 10 questions correctly, you have demonstrated an excellent
understanding of Psalm 122. Share this quiz with your friends, family, or Bible
study group, compare your scores, and continue exploring the richness of God's
Word through more Bible quizzes.
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