Ezekiel Bible Quiz

Test your knowledge of the book of Ezekiel with 10 multiple-choice Bible questions, each with an explanation and the chapter to read.

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What did Ezekiel see in his first vision?

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  1. 1. What did Ezekiel see in his first vision?

    • A) A burning bush
    • B) A mountain of fire
    • C) Four living creatures (correct answer)
    • D) A great flood

    Answer: Four living creatures. Ezekiel's first vision included four living creatures and other imagery. Ezekiel 1

  2. 2. What was Ezekiel commanded to eat as a symbol of God's words?

    • A) A loaf of bread
    • B) A scroll (correct answer)
    • C) A piece of meat
    • D) A fruit

    Answer: A scroll. Ezekiel was commanded to eat a scroll, representing God's words to him. Ezekiel 3

  3. 3. How long did Ezekiel lie on his side to symbolize Israel's punishment?

    • A) 120 days
    • B) 40 days
    • C) 390 days (correct answer)
    • D) 30 days

    Answer: 390 days. Ezekiel lay on his side for 390 days to symbolize Israel's punishment. Ezekiel 4

  4. 4. What did Ezekiel do to symbolize the coming judgment on Jerusalem?

    • A) Shaved his head (correct answer)
    • B) Wore sackcloth
    • C) Built an altar
    • D) Wrote a scroll

    Answer: Shaved his head. Ezekiel shaved his head and beard as a symbol of judgment on Jerusalem. Ezekiel 5

  5. 5. What vision did Ezekiel have in the temple?

    • A) Idolatry by leaders (correct answer)
    • B) A golden statue
    • C) Angels singing
    • D) The Ark of the Covenant

    Answer: Idolatry by leaders. Ezekiel witnessed the worship of false gods by Israel's leaders in the temple. Ezekiel 8

  6. 6. What did God promise to do for the remnant of Israel?

    • A) Leave them in exile
    • B) Restore them to their land (correct answer)
    • C) Punish them further
    • D) Ignore their pleas

    Answer: Restore them to their land. God promised to restore a remnant of His faithful people to their land. Ezekiel 11

  7. 7. What metaphor is used to describe Jerusalem's unfaithfulness?

    • A) A fallen tree
    • B) A useless vine (correct answer)
    • C) A rebellious child
    • D) A lost sheep

    Answer: A useless vine. Jerusalem is compared to a useless vine that cannot be used for anything. Ezekiel 15

  8. 8. What is the significance of the valley of dry bones?

    • A) A warning of judgment
    • B) A call to repentance
    • C) A vision of restoration (correct answer)
    • D) A symbol of death

    Answer: A vision of restoration. The valley of dry bones symbolizes the restoration of the people of Israel. Ezekiel 37

  9. 9. Who is Gog, according to Ezekiel's prophecy?

    • A) A king of Israel
    • B) A prophet
    • C) A leader from Magog (correct answer)
    • D) A false prophet

    Answer: A leader from Magog. Gog is described as a leader from the land of Magog who will invade Israel. Ezekiel 38

  10. 10. What did God say about the shepherds of Israel?

    • A) They are wise
    • B) They are faithful
    • C) They will be rewarded
    • D) They have failed (correct answer)

    Answer: They have failed. God rebuked the shepherds of Israel for failing to care for His flock. Ezekiel 34

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