Bible Quiz — Matthew 19:9TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. What kind of wrongdoing is named as the exception to the warning about divorce and remarriage?

2. According to the verse, what is the result when a person ends a marriage without that exception and then marries someone else?

   That person is guilty of marital unfaithfulnessThat person is free from blame because the first marriage is overThat person is only wrong if both people later regret itThat person is warned about poor judgment, but not about sin

3. Order the first scenario the way the verse presents it.

   Position–123ending the marriage bond

   Position–123marrying another person

   Position–123being guilty of marital unfaithfulness

4. What is said about a person who marries a woman who has been divorced?

   That person is guilty of marital unfaithfulnessThat person is praised for helping someone start overThat person is only warned, not judgedThat person is exempt if the first marriage had problems

5. True or False: The formal reconstruction gives the same moral verdict for both marriage situations it names.

   TrueFalse

6. What feeling rises in you when the verse speaks so seriously about broken covenant faithfulness?

7. If this verse brings to mind people hurt by divorce or remarriage, what concern or compassion does it stir in you?

8. Which response best matches the verse’s call to take marriage faithfulness seriously?

   Slow down, seek wise help, and pursue faithfulness before ending a marriageAssume ending a marriage is morally neutral if both people are unhappyMove quickly into a new relationship so the old pain is easier to leave behindTreat faithfulness as a private feeling rather than a covenant commitment

9. Name one concrete step you can take this week to honor faithfulness and handle any relationship decision with care.

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