Bible Quiz On Matthew Chapter 4

By Admin May 19, 20250

Lord Jesus overcomes each temptation using the Word of God. Afterward, Jesus begins preaching, saying, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.” He calls His first disciples—Peter, Andrew, James, and John—and starts healing the sick and teaching in Galilee. In this bible quiz on matthew chapter 4 you will get the idea of temptation and how to overcome.

Matthew 4

1 / 10

How did Jesus respond to Satan’s temptation to turn stones into bread?

“The Lord rebuke you.”

“Man shall not live by bread alone.”

“I will not listen to you.”

“Do not test the Lord.”

2 / 10

Who led Jesus into the wilderness to be tempted?

John the Baptist

A prophet

An angel

The Holy Spirit

3 / 10

What did Jesus begin to preach after John was put in prison?

“Love your enemies.”

“Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.”

“Do not be afraid.”

“Peace to the nations.”

4 / 10

How many days and nights did Jesus fast in the wilderness?

5 / 10

After Jesus resisted the devil, what happened?

He returned to Galilee

He fainted

John baptized Him again

Angels came and ministered to Him

6 / 10

What was the first temptation Satan used against Jesus?

Bow down and worship

Turn stones into bread

Jump from the temple

Drink water

7 / 10

What did Jesus say when Satan told Him to worship him for all the kingdoms of the world?

Both A and B

“Get away from me, Satan!”

“It is written: Worship the Lord your God.”

“You shall not tempt the Lord.”

8 / 10

Where was Jesus led after His baptism?

Jordan

Jerusalem

Wilderness

Galilee

9 / 10

Who were the first two disciples Jesus called?

Andrew and Peter

Thomas and Bartholomew

James and John

Matthew and Philip

10 / 10

What did Satan quote during the second temptation?

His own words

The Psalms

The Law of Moses

Jesus’ previous teaching

Your score is

The average score is 45%

After overcoming Satan, angels come and minister to Jesus, and He returns to begin His mission. With John the Baptist imprisoned, Jesus begins to preach the same message: