Wonderful Sunday School Children Ezekiel 1 Ezekiel was

Wonderful Sunday School Children!! Ezekiel

1. Ezekiel was among the captives by the river of Chebar and the heavens opened and he saw ________. (Ezekiel 1: 1) Visions of God Children of Israel Son of man All of the above None of the above Answer: 1

2. Where was Ezekiel when he wrote this book? (Ezekiel 1: 1 -3) Among the captives by the Euphrates River Among the captives by the Niles River Among the captives by the Tigris River Among the captives by the river of Chebar None of the above Answer: 4

3. What came out of the middle of the whirlwind? (Ezekiel 1: 4 -5) An eagle Fire The likeness of four living creatures Smoke None of the above Answer: 3

4. Every one (four living creatures) had _____ and had four wings. (Ezekiel 1: 6) Four eagles Four faces Four men Four legs None of the above Answer: 2

5. How did God describe Israel to Ezekiel? (Ezekiel 2: 3 -4) A rebellious nation that rebelled and transgressed against God Impudent Stiff-hearted All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

6. And you shall speak my words unto them, whether they will ____, or whether they will forbear: for they are most rebellious. (Ezekiel 2: 7) Hear Obey Pay attention Respond None of the above Answer: 1

7. What was Ezekiel to do with the roll of a book? (Ezekiel 3: 1 -3) Burn it Eat it Read it Throw it into the sea with a rock tied about it None of the above Answer: 2

8. How does Ezekiel describe the taste of what he ate in Ezekiel 3: 3? (Ezekiel 3: 3) As salt for saltiness As beer for bitterness As lemons for sourness As honey for sweetness None of the above Answer: 4

9. The spirit lifted me up, and took me away, and I went in ____ , in the heat of my spirit; but the hand of the Lord was strong upon me? (Ezekiel 3: 14) Strength Bitterness Joy Happiness None of the above Answer: 2

10. For how many days was Ezekiel to lie on his right side and what did these days represent? (Ezekiel 4: 6) 12 days - number of tribes of Israel 40 days - years of the iniquity of Judah 70 days - years Judah would be in captivity 395 days - years of the iniquity of the house of Israel None of the above 2 Answer:

11. What was Ezekiel to do with his hair? (Ezekiel 5: 1 -2) Burn one part Cut up one part with a knife Scatter one part in the wind All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

12. What would the remnant that escaped do? (Ezekiel 6: 8 -9) Flee to Egypt Go back to Jerusalem They shall remember God among the nations where they shall be carried captives Worship the Lord None of the above Answer: 3

13. What would not be able to deliver them in the day of the wrath of the LORD? (Ezekiel 7: 19) The nations they hired to help them Their armies Their chariots Their silver and their gold Their weapons Answer: 4

14. What were twenty-five men in the temple worshipping? (Ezekiel 8: 16) The sun The moon The stars All of the above None of the above Answer: 1

15. Upon whose foreheads did the man, clothed with linen, set a mark? (Ezekiel 9: 4) The 144, 000 The men that sigh and that cry for all the abominations Those that did not take the mark of the beast Those that were sealed None of the above 2 Answer:

16. What were the faces like on the wheels? (Ezekiel 10: 14) A cherub An eagle A lion A man All of the above Answer: 5

17. What happened to Pelatiah the son of Benaiah when Ezekiel prophesied? (Ezekiel 11: 13) He died He was healed He was restored as king He was smitten with leprosy None of the above Answer: 1

18. What will God give to those He gathers and assembles out of the countries? (Ezekiel 11: 17 -20) The land of Israel A new spirit An heart of flesh All of the above B&C Answer: 1

19. "Son of man, you dwell in the middle of a _____ house…" (Ezekiel 12: 2) Deceitful Rebellious Self-righteous Unfaithful Wicked Answer: 2

20. What did the false prophets say to the people? (Ezekiel 13: 10, 16) Deliverance Judgment Peace Victory None of the above Answer: 3

21. What men, if they were in Israel at that time, would only be able to deliver their own souls? (Ezekiel 14: 14, 16, 18, 20) Daniel Job Noah All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

22. What object lesson did the LORD give to Ezekiel to show what would happen to the inhabitants of Jerusalem? (Ezekiel 15: 2 -6) A basket of summer fruit A potter’s field A vine tree The field of the slothful None of the above Answer: 3

23. What proverb would be used against Jerusalem? (Ezekiel 16: 44) As is the mother, so is her daughter The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge You shall reap what you sow All of the above None of the above Answer: 1

24. What creature did the Lord use in the parable to represent nations that would affect Jerusalem? (Ezekiel 17: 1 -6, 11 -12) Bear Eagle He goat Leopard Lion Answer: 2

25. Who would die? (Ezekiel 18: 4, 13, 18, 20, 24) The proud The soul that sins Those that fight against Babylon Those that flee to Egypt None of the above Answer: 2

26. For what purpose did the elders of Israel come to Ezekiel? (Ezekiel 20: 1) To bring him to the king of Babylon To kill him To inquire of the LORD To put him in a dungeon None of the above Answer: 3

27. What did the LORD tell Ezekiel to do because of the coming judgments? (Ezekiel 21: 6, 12) Cry Howl Sigh All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

28. What object lesson did the LORD use to show He was going to pour out his fury on Jerusalem? (Ezekiel 22: 18 -22) A bag with holes in it A potter and the clay Fire melting metal in the middle of a furnace Wood, hay and stubble None of the above 3 Answer:

29. And I sought for a ____, that should make up the hedge, and stand in the gap before me for the land, that I should not destroy it: but I found none (Ezekiel 22: 30) King Leader Man Priest None of the above Answer: 3

30. What happened to Ezekiel’s wife after he spoke to the people in the morning? (Ezekiel 24: 18) She became barren She conceived She died She was smitten with leprosy None of the above Answer: 3

31. Who was the Lord GOD going to bring against Tyrus? (Ezekiel 26: 7) The king of Assyria The king of Greece The king of Egypt The king of Babylon None of the above Answer: 4

32. What would fall into the middle of the seas in the day of the ruin of Tyrus? (Ezekiel 27: 27, 34) Their riches Their pilots Their men of war All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

33. What are some phrases regarding the king of Tyrus that some use as a description of Satan? (Ezekiel 28: 12 -17) You have been in Eden the garden of God You are the anointed cherub You were perfect in your ways from the day that you were created, till iniquity was found in you Your heart was lifted up because of your beauty All of the above Answer: 5

34. Why was the LORD going to make Egypt desolate and waste? (Ezekiel 29: 9) Egypt said, I will not let Israel go Egypt said, I will rule over all nations Egypt said, Our gods are superior to the god of Israel Egypt said, The river is mine, and I have made it None of the above Answer: 4

35. What two cities are mentioned in Ezekiel 30: 17? (Ezekiel 30: 17) Ai and Jericho Gath and Amman Aven and Pibeseth Sidon and Gaza None of the above Answer: 3

36. To what was the Assyrian compared? (Ezekiel 31: 3 -9) A cedar in Lebanon A fig tree A thistle An olive tree None of the above Answer: 1

37. What would the king of Babylon spoil? (Ezekiel 32: 11 -12) The pomp of Assyria The pomp of Egypt The pomp of Judah The pomp of Samaria None of the above Answer: 2

38. When is the blood required at the watchman’s hand? Find two(Ezekiel 33: 6, 8) If he does not sound a warning when the enemy comes If he does not warn the wicked from his way If he falls asleep All of the above Answer: 1, 2

39. For with their mouth they show much love, but their heart goes after their _____. (Ezekiel 33: 31) Covetousness Greed Evils Lusts None of the above Answer: 1

40. What charges did the LORD make against the shepherds of Israel? (Ezekiel 34: 2 -4, 8) The shepherds fed themselves but fed not the flock They did not seek that which was lost With cruelty they ruled over the flock All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

41. What was the LORD going to do for Israel? (Ezekiel 36: 25 -28) He would give them a new heart and a new spirit He would take away the stony heart out of their flesh, and give them a heart of flesh He would cause them to walk in His statutes All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

42. What did the bones to which Ezekiel prophesied represent? (Ezekiel 37: 11) Assyria Babylon Jerusalem The whole house of Israel None of the above Answer: 4

43. What will the LORD rain against Gog when he comes against Israel? (Ezekiel 38: 22) Brimstone Fire Great hailstones All of the above None of the above Answer: 4

44. How long will it take Israel to bury Gog? (Ezekiel 39: 12) Three months Seven months One year Three years Seven years Answer: 2

45. With what did the man in the vision measure the building? (Ezekiel 40: 5) A furlong A plumb line A reed A ruler None of the above Answer: 3

46. Like what was the voice of the God of Israel? (Ezekiel 43: 2) A noise of many waters A thunder A still small voice An earthquake None of the above Answer: 1

47. Which gate shall be shut and not opened? (Ezekiel 44: 1 -2) The gate of the outward sanctuary which looks toward the east The gate of the outward sanctuary which looks toward the north The gate of the outward sanctuary which looks toward the South The gate of the outward sanctuary which looks toward the West 1 Answer: None of the above

48. What were the priests to teach God’s people? (Ezekiel 44: 23) Psalms of praise The difference between the holy and profane The law The ten commandments None of the above Answer: 2

49. For what will the leaf of the trees be used? (Ezekiel 47: 12, Revelation 22: 2) Food Medicine Praise Shade None of the above Answer: 2

50. What will be the names of the gates of the city? (Ezekiel 48: 31 -34) The Apostles The tribes of Israel The kings The prophets None of the above Answer: 2

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