Worship According to the Bible

What is the central focus of true worship according to the Bible?

• Performing rituals and sacrifices

• Giving money to the church

• Acknowledging God's holiness and surrendering to His authority

• Singing and dancing

Why is God described as "jealous"?

• He is jealous of the people's wealth

• He demands exclusive worship from His people

• He is jealous of other gods

• He wants to control the people

What should be brought to God during worship?

• Gold and silver

• Offerings and glory due to His name

• A spotless lamb

• Sacrifices of grain and oil

What is God displeased with in worship?

• People offering too little in sacrifice

• Worship that is only based on human rules and not from the heart

• Singing loudly but without enthusiasm

• Failing to follow the proper rituals

Why is God worthy of worship?

• Because He rules over all nations

• Because He created all things and sustains them by His will

• Because He answers all prayers

• Because He performs miracles

How did Abraham demonstrate his worship of God?

• By giving his wealth to the poor

• By offering his son Isaac in obedience to God’s command

• By building an altar in God’s name

• By fasting for 40 days

What was the Israelites' response to God's presence at Mount Sinai?

• They danced and sang

• They built a golden calf

• They trembled in fear and reverence

• They left the mountain in haste

How did King David express his worship?

• He gave a speech to the people

• He fasted and prayed

• He danced before the Lord with joy

• He built a temple in Jerusalem

How did the festivals play a role in Israelite worship?

• They were times of individual reflection

• They were community celebrations that connected the people to God’s deliverance and provision

• They were exclusively for the priests

• They focused on worship through silence and meditation

In the New Testament, what major shift occurred in worship with the coming of Jesus?

• Worship was no longer centered on temples or rituals but became personal and spiritual

• Sacrifices of animals became more frequent

• Worship became restricted to priests only

• Worship became focused on praying for material blessings