Bible Quiz — Matthew 18:21TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Who is the one asking the question in this verse?

   PeterJesusThe brotherThe crowd

2. Whom does Peter speak to in this verse?

3. Put the actions in the order the verse gives them.

   Position–123Peter comes near

   Position–123Peter addresses the Lord

   Position–123Peter asks about forgiving his brother again and again

4. Which details are part of Peter's question? Select all that apply.

   A brother has kept sinning against PeterPeter is asking about forgiving himPeter names seven as the limitPeter asks whether the offender should be punishedPeter is talking about a stranger instead of a brother

5. What relationship does Peter mention for the person who has wronged him?

6. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, Peter's coming and his question are presented as separate steps rather than collapsed into one movement.

   TrueFalse

7. Peter wonders whether forgiveness has a stopping point. What feelings rise in you when you think about forgiving someone who has hurt you again and again?

8. Peter brings his hesitation straight to the Lord. What is it like for you to be that honest with Jesus about your limits?

9. If you want your response to reflect the direction of this verse, which choice is the best first step when a fellow believer keeps wronging you?

   Choose to keep forgiving instead of keeping a running totalWait until the person has paid back every offense before forgivingStay polite but never bring the hurt to GodForgive only until you feel the number has been reached

10. Name one concrete step you could take this week toward forgiving someone who has repeatedly hurt you.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.