Zechariah 10

What did God promise to do for his people in Zechariah 10:6?

• God promised to weaken the house of Judah and destroy the house of Joseph.

• God promised to strengthen the house of Judah and save the house of Joseph.

• God promised to confuse the house of Judah and betray the house of Joseph.

• God promised to abandon the house of Judah and ignore the house of Joseph.

According to Zechariah 10:8, where will God gather his people from?

• From the land of Israel and from Judah

• From the land of Egypt and from Assyria

• From the land of Babylon and from Persia

• From the land of Greece and from Rome

In Zechariah 10:10, what will God do for his people as they pass through the sea of trouble?

• God will turn his back on his people and allow them to be swallowed by the sea of trouble

• God will send a great flood to destroy his people as they pass through the sea of trouble

• God will make a way for his people and strike the waves in the sea, and all the depths of the Nile will dry up.

• God will abandon his people and leave them to drown in the sea of trouble

What does Zechariah 10:12 say about God's strength?

• God's strength will be displayed in the Lord's victory over his enemies.

• God's strength will be displayed in the Lord's weakness against his enemies.

• God's strength will be displayed in the Lord's defeat by his enemies.

• God's strength will be displayed in the Lord's indifference towards his enemies.

According to Zechariah 10:3, what did God promise to do for his people's leaders?

• God promised to ignore the leaders of his people.

• God promised to weaken the leaders of his people.

• God promised to replace the leaders of his people.

• God promised to strengthen the leaders of his people.

What is the significance of the rain mentioned in Zechariah 10:1?

• It signifies the end of the world.

• It is a metaphor for human suffering and despair.

• It symbolizes God's provision and blessing for His people.

• It represents the anger of God towards His people.

How does Zechariah 10:5 describe God's people?

• weak soldiers

• cowardly fighters

• timid warriors

• mighty warriors

What is the role of the cornerstone mentioned in Zechariah 10:4?

• The role of the cornerstone mentioned in Zechariah 10:4 is to represent a historical figure from ancient times.

• The role of the cornerstone mentioned in Zechariah 10:4 is to symbolize a physical building material.

• The role of the cornerstone mentioned in Zechariah 10:4 is to serve as a decorative ornament.

• The role of the cornerstone mentioned in Zechariah 10:4 is to represent the Messiah as the foundation and central support.

What does Zechariah 10:9 say about God's people remembering him?

• God's people will forget him in distant lands

• God's people will remember him in distant lands, and they will return from exile.

• God's people will remember other gods in distant lands

• God's people will never return from exile

According to Zechariah 10:11, what will God do for his people as they pass through the sea?

• God will send a great storm to scatter his people as they pass through the sea

• God will abandon his people as they pass through the sea

• God will make the waves of the sea dry up and lead his people through with great power, delivering them from their enemies.

• God will cause the sea to overflow and drown his people