Bible Quiz — Matthew 18:6TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Who is Jesus warning about here?

   Believers who are young, vulnerable, or easily shaken in faithPeople already strong enough to ignore any harmOnly outsiders who have never trusted JesusLeaders whose job is to correct everyone else

2. What harmful act does the verse warn against doing to them?

3. According to the verse, what would be preferable for the offender rather than causing that harm?

   To have a huge grinding stone tied to his neck and be drowned in the sea's depthsTo be corrected, restored, and sent back as usualTo lose respect for a while and then move onTo be isolated until the offense is forgotten

4. Which details belong to the warning image? Select all that apply.

   A large grinding stoneSomething tied around the offender's neckBeing drowned in the sea's depthsBeing placed under house arrest

5. True or False: The formal reconstruction introduces the broad warning first and only then gives the severe consequence image.

   TrueFalse

6. How do you feel when Jesus speaks this strongly about harming vulnerable believers?

7. What does this verse awaken in you about Jesus' care for people who trust him but are easily hurt?

8. Which response best fits this warning in everyday life?

   Treat newer or weaker believers with careful respect so your influence helps rather than harms themSpeak and act however you want, because strong believers should know how to handle itAssume harm only matters if you meant to hurt someoneFocus only on your own growth and leave others to sort themselves out

9. Name one concrete change you can make this week to lower the chance that your words, habits, or example would trip up someone who trusts Jesus.

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