The Book of Obadiah True or False Quiz - 5 Questions with Answers Flashcards

#1

Obadiah declares that Edom’s trusted treaty allies would ultimately betray them, driving them out to the very borders of their own territory.

📖 Obadiah 1:7

#2

The judgment against Edom was triggered because they launched a direct military invasion into the heart of southern Judah alongside Babylon.

📖 Obadiah 1:11

#3

God specifically accuses Edom of drinking wine on His holy hill (Mount Zion) in celebration of Judah's destruction, warning that all the nations will continually drink the cup of His wrath as a consequence.

📖 Obadiah 1:16

#4

The exiles from Jerusalem who were specifically identified as living in Sepharad are prophesied to take possession of the towns of the Negev.

📖 Obadiah 1:20

#5

Mount Zion is described primarily as a staging ground for a secular military campaign to permanently enslave the surrounding Gentile nations.

📖 Obadiah 1:17

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#2

False

Edom's guilt lay in their passive hostility—standing aloof, gloating over the day of disaster, and acting like strangers while foreigners looted Jerusalem.

Obadiah 1:11

#1

True

The text states that all the men allied with Edom would force them to the border, and those at peace with them would deceive and overpower them.

Obadiah 1:7

#4

True

The verse precisely maps out the future territorial restoration, stating that the Jerusalem exiles in Sepharad would inherit and settle the southern Negev towns.

Obadiah 1:20

#3

True

God declares, "Just as you drank on my holy hill, so all the nations will drink continually; they will drink and drink and be as if they had never been." Edom's profaning of God's holy mountain through arrogant revelry became a symbol of the divine judgment that would consume all hostile nations.

Obadiah 1:16

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#5

False

Mount Zion is instead designated as a sanctuary of deliverance and holiness where the house of Jacob reclaims its sacred inheritance.

Obadiah 1:17

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