Bible Quiz – Psalm 135
(True/False)
How well do you know Psalm 135? This chapter is a beautiful hymn of
praise that celebrates God's greatness, His mighty works, and His faithfulness
to Israel. It reminds believers that the Lord alone is worthy of worship, while
idols are powerless and lifeless.
Take this True or False Bible Quiz to test your knowledge of Psalm
135. Whether you're studying the Bible individually, with your family, or in a
church group, this quiz is a fun way to strengthen your understanding of God's
Word.
Instructions
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Read each statement carefully.
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Decide whether the statement is True or False.
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Try to answer without looking at your Bible.
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When you've finished, check your answers and references at the end of the
quiz.
Good luck!
Quiz
1. Psalm 135 begins by calling everyone
to praise the Lord.
2. The servants of the Lord who stand
in the house of the Lord are invited to praise Him.
3. The psalm says the Lord chose Egypt
as His treasured possession.
4. The Lord is described as being good,
and His name is pleasant.
5. The psalm declares that the Lord is
greater than all gods.
6. According to Psalm 135, God can only
do what pleases Him on earth.
7. The psalm says God causes clouds to
rise from the ends of the earth.
8. The Lord sends lightning with the
rain.
9. Psalm 135 says God stores the wind
in His treasuries.
10.
The firstborn of Egypt, both people and animals, were struck by God.
11.
God sent signs and wonders only against Pharaoh.
12.
The Lord defeated many nations and killed mighty kings.
13.
Sihon was king of Bashan.
14.
Og was king of the Amorites.
15.
God gave Israel the land of defeated nations as an inheritance.
16.
The Lord's name endures forever.
17.
Psalm 135 says the Lord abandons His people forever.
18.
Idols made by people have mouths but cannot speak.
19.
The idols described in Psalm 135 can hear prayers.
20.
The psalm ends by calling everyone in Jerusalem to bless the Lord.
Answers and References
1. True – Reference: Psalm 135:1
2. True – Reference: Psalm 135:2
3. False – Reference: Psalm 135:4
4. True – Reference: Psalm 135:3
5. True – Reference: Psalm 135:5
6. False – Reference: Psalm 135:6
7. True – Reference: Psalm 135:7
8. True – Reference: Psalm 135:7
9. True – Reference: Psalm 135:7
10.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:8
11.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:9
12.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:10–11
13.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:11
14.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:11
15.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:12
16.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:13
17.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:14
18.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:15–16
19.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:17
20.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:21
Bible Quiz – Psalm 135
(True/False) – Level 2
Ready for a greater challenge? Level 2 takes you deeper into Psalm
135, focusing on specific details, historical events, and comparisons found
within the chapter. Read each statement carefully—some are designed to test
your attention to detail.
See how well you remember this powerful psalm of praise!
Instructions
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Read each statement carefully.
·
Decide whether the statement is True or False.
·
Answer from memory if possible.
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Check your answers and references after completing the quiz.
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No Bible verses are included—only the references.
Good luck!
Quiz
1. Psalm 135 says the Lord has chosen
Jacob for Himself.
2. The psalm teaches that the Lord is
equal to the idols of the nations.
3. The Lord does whatever pleases Him
in heaven, on earth, in the seas, and in all the deep places.
4. The psalm says the rain produces
lightning.
5. The wind comes from God's
storehouses.
6. God struck only the firstborn of the
Egyptians.
7. Signs and wonders were sent against
Pharaoh and all his servants.
8. Psalm 135 mentions both Sihon and Og
by name.
9. Sihon was king of the Amorites.
10.
Og was king of Bashan.
11.
The inheritance given to Israel was temporary.
12.
The Lord's reputation endures throughout every generation.
13.
The Lord will judge His people and have compassion on His servants.
14.
The idols of the nations are made of silver and gold by human hands.
15.
The idols have eyes that can see.
16.
Those who make idols become like them.
17.
The house of Aaron is specifically called to bless the Lord.
18.
The house of Levi is invited to bless the Lord.
19.
Those who fear the Lord are called to bless Him.
20.
The final verse says the Lord is praised from Zion and dwells in Jerusalem.
Answers and References
1. True – Reference: Psalm 135:4
2. False – Reference: Psalm 135:5
3. True – Reference: Psalm 135:6
4. False – Reference: Psalm 135:7
5. True – Reference: Psalm 135:7
6. False – Reference: Psalm 135:8
7. True – Reference: Psalm 135:9
8. True – Reference: Psalm 135:11
9. True – Reference: Psalm 135:11
10.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:11
11.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:12
12.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:13
13.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:14
14.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:15
15.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:16
16.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:18
17.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:19
18.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:20
19.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:20
20.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:21
Bible Quiz – Psalm 135
(True/False) – Level 3
Welcome to Level 3, the most challenging True or False quiz on Psalm
135! This round is designed for serious Bible students who pay close
attention to the details, sequence of events, and exact wording of the chapter.
Some statements are intentionally tricky, so read each one carefully before
answering.
Let's see if you can master Psalm 135!
Instructions
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Read each statement carefully.
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Decide whether the statement is True or False.
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Avoid guessing—think about the details of the chapter.
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Complete all 20 questions before checking the answers.
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Answers and Scripture references are provided after the quiz. No Bible
verses are included.
Good luck!
Quiz
1. Psalm 135 addresses both the
servants of the Lord and those who stand in the house of the Lord.
2. The psalm says the Lord chose Israel
because it was the largest nation.
3. The greatness of the Lord is
contrasted with all other gods.
4. The Lord's authority is said to
extend only over heaven and earth.
5. Clouds, lightning, rain, and wind
are all mentioned together in the psalm.
6. The signs and wonders in Egypt were
performed only before Pharaoh.
7. Psalm 135 records that God struck
the firstborn of both humans and livestock in Egypt.
8. The psalm mentions that many nations
were defeated before Israel received its inheritance.
9. Sihon is mentioned before Og.
10.
The psalm states that the land of the defeated kings became an inheritance
for Jacob alone.
11.
The Lord's name is said to endure forever.
12.
The Lord will judge His people and show compassion to His servants.
13.
The idols described in the psalm were made of bronze and iron.
14.
The idols have mouths, eyes, ears, and breath.
15.
Those who trust in idols become like them.
16.
The house of Israel, the house of Aaron, and the house of Levi are all
called to bless the Lord.
17.
Those who fear the Lord are excluded from the final call to praise.
18.
The Lord is described as dwelling in Zion.
19.
The final verse ends with another call to praise the Lord.
20.
Psalm 135 ends with a reminder that the Lord's name will be forgotten by
future generations.
Answers and References
1. True – Reference: Psalm 135:1–2
2. False – Reference: Psalm 135:4
3. True – Reference: Psalm 135:5
4. False – Reference: Psalm 135:6
5. True – Reference: Psalm 135:7
6. False – Reference: Psalm 135:9
7. True – Reference: Psalm 135:8
8. True – Reference: Psalm 135:10–12
9. True – Reference: Psalm 135:11
10.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:12
11.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:13
12.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:14
13.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:15
14.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:16–17
15.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:18
16.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:19–20
17.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:20
18.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:21
19.
True – Reference:
Psalm 135:21
20.
False – Reference:
Psalm 135:13
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read the chapter again and see how many details you can discover.
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and Bible study group, and continue growing in your knowledge of God's Word one
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