1 Peter 5: Cast Your Cares Quiz

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Biblical anxiety and trust

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1 Peter 5: Cast Your Cares Quiz


Froggy Jumps 1 Peter 5: Cast Your Cares QuizVersion en ligne Biblical anxiety and trust par C Smith 1 What is the exact action believers are told to do with their anxiety in 1 Peter 5:7? a Hide it b Cast it on God c Ignore it 2 According to the first word of the verse, how much of your anxiety should you give to God? a All b Half c Some 3 What is the reason given in 1 Peter 5:7 for casting your anxieties on God? a Because He cares for you b Because He is powerful c Because He will reward you 4 What does the word "cast" signify in the context of this verse? a To think about it slowly b To actively hand over or transfer the burden c To hide it from others 5 Which of the following is NOT a good synonym for the word "anxiety" as used in this verse? a Concern b Peace c Worry 6 What precedes verse 7 in 1 Peter 5:6 regarding how believers should approach God? a Be loud and demanding b Hide your struggles c Humble yourselves under God's mighty hand 7 In 1 Peter 5:6, what is the promised result of humbling yourself under God's mighty hand? a He will destroy your enemies b He will give you wealth c He will lift you up in due time 8 According to 1 Peter 5:8, immediately after casting your cares, what mental state should you maintain? a Angry and vengeful b Fearful and anxious c Alert and of sober mind 9 Who does 1 Peter 5:8 identify as the believer's enemy that prowls around like a roaring lion? a False prophets b The devil c The Roman government 10 How are believers instructed to respond to their roaring enemy (the devil) in 1 Peter 5:9? a Hide in fear b Negotiate with him c Resist him, standing firm in the faith 11 According to 1 Peter 5:9, who else is undergoing the same kind of sufferings as you? a The family of believers throughout the world b The angels in heaven c Those who do not believe in God 12 When we refuse to cast our anxieties on God, what are we often displaying instead of humility? a True faith b Deep wisdom c A desire for control 13 Which of the following is a key theme of the broader chapter in 1 Peter 5? a The rebuilding of the temple b Spiritual gifts c Humility and submission 14 When we entrust our uncontrollable details to God, what are we ultimately trusting in? a Good luck b Our own problem-solving skills c God's sovereign and loving hands 15 What New Testament passage pairs perfectly with 1 Peter 5:7 as a promise of rest for the weary? a Romans 8:28 b John 3:16 c Matthew 11:28-30

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1 Peter 5: Cast Your Cares QuizVersion en ligne

par C Smith

What is the exact action believers are told to do with their anxiety in 1 Peter 5:7?

According to the first word of the verse, how much of your anxiety should you give to God?

What is the reason given in 1 Peter 5:7 for casting your anxieties on God?

What does the word "cast" signify in the context of this verse?

Which of the following is NOT a good synonym for the word "anxiety" as used in this verse?

What precedes verse 7 in 1 Peter 5:6 regarding how believers should approach God?

In 1 Peter 5:6, what is the promised result of humbling yourself under God's mighty hand?

According to 1 Peter 5:8, immediately after casting your cares, what mental state should you maintain?

Who does 1 Peter 5:8 identify as the believer's enemy that prowls around like a roaring lion?

How are believers instructed to respond to their roaring enemy (the devil) in 1 Peter 5:9?

According to 1 Peter 5:9, who else is undergoing the same kind of sufferings as you?

When we refuse to cast our anxieties on God, what are we often displaying instead of humility?

Which of the following is a key theme of the broader chapter in 1 Peter 5?

When we entrust our uncontrollable details to God, what are we ultimately trusting in?

What New Testament passage pairs perfectly with 1 Peter 5:7 as a promise of rest for the weary?