Bible Quiz — Matthew 18:9TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. According to the verse, what should a person do if one eye becomes a source of sin or stumbling?

   Remove it and get rid of itKeep it and try to manage the problem privatelyIgnore it until the temptation goes awayWait for someone else to decide what to do

2. What better outcome does the verse set against having two eyes and facing fiery judgment?

3. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the warning about fiery judgment is given before the command to remove the eye.

   TrueFalse

4. Which statements are explicitly present in the verse? Select all that apply.

   An eye can lead a person into sinThe person is told to remove the eye and get rid of itThe person should wait and hope the problem disappearsEntering life with one eye is presented as betterHaving two eyes is described as the safer outcome

5. Put the verse's main ideas in the order they appear.

   Position–1234the warning that an eye can lead into sin

   Position–1234the command to remove and discard it

   Position–1234the claim that one eye and life is better

   Position–1234the warning about two eyes and fiery judgment

6. What does it stir in you to hear Jesus speak so seriously about dealing with whatever pulls you toward sin?

7. This verse treats sin as something dangerous enough to cut off at the source. What does that reveal to you about the kind of life Jesus values?

8. Which response best matches the verse when a habit, relationship, or media choice keeps pulling you toward sin?

   Remove access and create real distance from itKeep it close and rely on willpower aloneLeave it in place, but promise yourself you will be stronger laterTalk about changing someday while continuing as normal

9. Name one concrete change you will make this week to put distance between you and a source of temptation, and say what step you will take.

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