The Story of Belshazzar's Feast

Who was the king during the events of Daniel chapter 5?

• Nebuchadnezzar

• Darius

• Belshazzar

• Cyrus

What did King Belshazzar use for his feast?

• Wooden cups from the palace

• Gold and silver vessels from the temple in Jerusalem

• Plastic plates from the market

• Ceramic dishes from Babylon

What appeared on the wall during the feast?

• A broken mirror

• A list of guests' names

• A mysterious hand writing on the wall.

• A painting of a feast

What did the writing on the wall say?

• Mene, Mene, Tekel, Parsin

• Mene, Mene, Tekel, UParsin

• Mene, Mene, Tekel, Uparsin

• Mene, Mene, Tekel, Uparsin

Who was called to interpret the writing?

• Daniel

• Moses

• Elijah

• Solomon

What was Daniel's interpretation of the writing?

• The writing indicated a great famine in the land.

• The kingdom of Belshazzar will be divided and given to the Medes and Persians.

• The writing foretold the rise of Babylon.

• The kingdom will remain united under Belshazzar.

What happened to King Belshazzar after Daniel's interpretation?

• King Belshazzar was crowned king again.

• King Belshazzar was killed.

• King Belshazzar became a prophet.

• King Belshazzar was exiled.

What lesson can we learn from the story of Belshazzar?

• We should always ignore warnings from others.

• Pride and disrespect towards divine authority can lead to downfall.

• Humility guarantees success in all endeavors.

• We can achieve greatness without any moral values.

How did Belshazzar show disrespect to God?

• He used sacred vessels from the temple to toast to false gods.

• He sacrificed animals to the true God.

• He built a statue of himself in the temple.

• He ignored the teachings of the prophets.

What was the significance of the gold and silver vessels?

• They were primarily made of clay.

• They represented military power.

• They were used for religious ceremonies.

• They symbolized wealth and cultural significance.