1. In Psalm 22:7, what do those who see the psalmist do while watching him?
A.They shake their heads and mock him
B.They weep and turn away
C.They offer him water and wine
D.They call out to him for help
2. According to Psalm 22:16, what is done to the hands and feet of the one described?
A.They are pierced
B.They are bound with cords
C.They are washed with oil
D.They are lifted up in praise
3. What does Psalm 22:18 describe being done with the garments of the psalmist?
A.They divide his garments and cast lots for his clothing
B.They tear his garments as a sign of mourning
C.They take his garments to the temple as an offering
D.They wash his garments in preparation for burial
4. How does Psalm 22 transition from lament to praise?
A.At verse 21, where the psalmist declares salvation has come
B.At verse 15, where physical thirst is mentioned
C.At verse 10, where the psalmist recalls God's faithfulness
D.At verse 25, where vows are made in the assembly
5. In Psalm 22:1, which words of Jesus are directly quoted in the New Testament at his crucifixion?
A.My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?
B.Why are you so far from saving me, from the words of my groaning?
C.All who see me mock me; they hurl insults, shaking their heads
D.I am poured out like water, and all my bones are out of joint
6. What physical condition is described in Psalm 22:14-15 regarding the psalmist's body?
A.His heart is like wax melting within him; his strength is dried up like a potsherd
B.His bones are broken and his limbs are bound with iron chains
C.His flesh is consumed by disease and his skin is covered with sores
D.His blood flows like a river and his breath is taken away
7. According to Psalm 22:22, what does the psalmist promise to do in response to salvation?
A.Declare God's name to his brothers and praise him in the assembly
B.Offer a blood sacrifice at the temple altar
C.Build a monument to commemorate God's deliverance
D.Withdraw from the world and live in solitude
8. What does Psalm 22:26-27 prophesy regarding the future kingdom?
A.The poor will eat and be satisfied, and all ends of the earth will remember and turn to the Lord
B.The rich will distribute their wealth and the kings will bow down to God
C.The people will build temples in every nation and offer sacrifices forever
D.All nations will be conquered and brought under Israel's dominion
9. What is the relationship between Psalm 22:13 and the imagery of danger surrounding the psalmist?
A.Lions with open mouths roar at him, depicting his enemies as fierce predators
B.Serpents coil around him in a deadly embrace
C.Warriors surround him with drawn swords
D.Waters threaten to drown him in their depths
10. In Psalm 22:9-10, what does the psalmist recall about his earliest life in relation to God?
A.That God brought him out of the womb and made him trust since infancy
B.That his mother taught him to pray and his father trained him in righteousness
C.That he was born in the temple and dedicated to God as a child
D.That God freed him from Egyptian bondage when he was young