Bible Quiz - New Testament - Matthew Chap 1 To 14(Tamil)

The correct answer is "பரலோகத்திலிருக்கிற என் பிதாவின் முன்பாக மறுதலிப்பேன்." This answer is supported by the given verse from the Bible (மத் 10:33), where it is mentioned that the individual will deny the person who denies them before others. The statement "பரலோகத்திலிருக்கிற என் பிதாவின் முன்பாக மறுதலிப்பேன்" aligns with this concept of denying someone before others.

The phrase "இளைப்பாறுதல்" translates to "forgiveness" in English. Therefore, the sentence translates to "Dear guests! You all please come to me; I will give you forgiveness."

The correct answer is "உங்கள் இருதயமும் இருக்கும்." This is because the verse from the Bible (Matthew 6:21) states that "where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." In this context, the word "பொக்கிஷம்" refers to treasure or wealth. The given options suggest different aspects of a person, such as their thoughts (நினைவு), heart (இருதயம்), and attention (கவனம்). Among these, the correct option is "உங்கள் இருதயமும் இருக்கும்," meaning "your heart will be also."

The correct answer is "பட்சிக்கிற ஓநாய்கள்" (Beware of false prophets). This is because the verse in Mathew 7:15 warns about false prophets who come disguised as sheep but are actually ravenous wolves. The phrase "பட்சிக்கிற ஓநாய்கள்" translates to "beware of false prophets" in English, which aligns with the warning given in the verse.

The correct answer is "வேலையாட்களோ" because the phrase "தம்முடைய சீஷர்களை நோக்கி" implies looking at their disciples or followers. The word "வேலையாட்கள்" means workers or laborers, so the phrase "தம்முடைய சீஷர்களை நோக்கி: அறுப்பு மிகுதி" translates to "looking at their disciples: the harvest is plentiful." Therefore, the correct answer suggests that the disciples or followers are the workers or laborers.

The correct answer is "சமீபித்திருக்கிறது" which means "is near". This is evident from the context of the passage which talks about the kingdom of heaven being near or at hand.

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The correct answer is "நிலைத்திருப்பவனே" which means "One who endures". This answer is supported by the phrase "என் நாமத்தினிமித்தம் நீங்கள் எல்லாராலும் பகைக்கப்படுவீர்கள்" which means "You will be hated by everyone because of my name". The phrase implies that believers will face persecution and hostility, but they are encouraged to endure and remain steadfast in their faith.

The correct answer states that "God is with us." This is because the phrase "இம்மானுவேல்" translates to "God is with us" in English. The other options provide variations of the same meaning, such as "God is with me," "God is with you," and "God is with them." However, the given correct answer specifically states that God is with "us," indicating a collective presence of God with a group of people.

The correct answer is "தேவனுடைய சிங்காசனம்." This is because the phrase "வானத்தின்பேரில் சத்தியம்பண்ணவேண்டாம்" translates to "we must not swear by heaven" and the verse from Mathew 5:34 continues to say "because it is God's throne." Therefore, the correct answer is "God's throne."

The correct answer is "அவருடைய பாதபடி." This is because the question is asking for the correct completion of the sentence from Matthew 5:35, which states "பூமியின்பேரிலும் சத்தியம்பண்ணவேண்டாம், அது அவருடைய பாதபடி." This means "Do not swear by the earth, for it is his footstool." Therefore, the correct answer is the phrase that completes the sentence, which is "அவருடைய பாதபடி."

The correct answer states that the person who enters the kingdom of heaven is the one who does the will of the Father. This means that in order to enter the kingdom of heaven, one must follow and obey the Father's commandments and teachings.

If anyone speaks against the Holy Spirit, it will not be forgiven, neither in this age nor in the age to come. This is the correct answer because it aligns with the verse Matthew 12:32, which states that speaking against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven in this age or in the age to come. The other options do not accurately reflect the message of the verse.

The given answer states that the person mentioned in the passage is doing things according to the will of their father in heaven, who is in the spiritual realm. This is supported by the phrase "பரலோகத்திலிருக்கிற என் பிதாவின் சித்தத்தின்படி செய்கிறவன்" which translates to "doing things according to the will of my father in heaven." Therefore, the correct answer is that the person is acting according to the will of their heavenly father.

The passage is a verse from the book of Matthew in the Bible. It states that the person who hears the word and understands it will bear fruit, yielding a hundred, sixty, or thirty times what was sown. The correct answer, "நூறாகவும் அறுபதாகவும் முப்பதாகவும்" (a hundred, sixty, or thirty times), aligns with the verse and represents the different levels of fruitfulness that can be achieved.

The correct answer is "யோவான்ஸ்நானன்". This answer is the only option that makes sense grammatically and contextually in the given sentence. The other options, "யோவான்" and "இவ்விருவரும் இல்லை", do not fit syntactically or logically in the sentence. Therefore, the correct answer is "யோவான்ஸ்நானன்".

The correct answer is "உப்பாயிருக்கிறீர்கள்" which means "You are the salt of the earth" in English. This phrase is taken from the Bible, specifically from the book of Matthew, chapter 5, verse 13. It is a metaphorical statement that implies that believers are meant to bring flavor and preserve goodness in the world, just as salt enhances the taste of food and prevents decay.

The correct answer is "அவர்கள் இரக்கம் பெறுவார்கள்" which translates to "They will receive mercy." This answer is supported by the previous statements that mention the qualities and actions of those who will receive mercy. Therefore, it can be inferred that the individuals who are kind and show mercy to others will themselves receive mercy.

The correct answer is "இரக்கத்தையே". This is because the question asks for the word that completes the phrase "பலியையல்ல, ________ விரும்புகிறேன் என்பதின் கருத்து இன்னதென்று போய்க் கற்றுக்கொள்ளுங்கள்" (I desire mercy, not sacrifice). The correct answer, "இரக்கத்தையே" (mercy), fits grammatically and thematically in the sentence.

The given passage states that there is no mention of Judea, Samaria, or Galilee in the text. Therefore, the correct answer is Judea.

The given answer, "அழுகையும் பற்கடிப்பும்" (sorrow and weeping), fits the context of the passage and the phrase "அங்கே உண்டாயிருக்கும்" (there will be). The passage describes the actions of the messengers of Manushakaran, who gather all the evildoers in his kingdom and cast them into a furnace of fire. The phrase "அழுகையும் பற்கடிப்பும்" suggests that the evildoers will experience sorrow and weeping in the furnace of fire.

Those who mourn will be comforted.

The correct answer is "இடுக்கமும், வழி நெருக்கமுமாயிருக்கிறது" which means "it is narrow and the way is difficult". This answer is supported by the reference to Mathew 7:14, which states that the gate to life is narrow and the way to it is difficult.

The correct answer is "நீதிமான், குற்றவாளி" (Righteous, wicked). This is because the verse is talking about how one's words can either justify or condemn them. So, the first blank should be filled with an adjective that represents a righteous person, and the second blank should be filled with an adjective that represents a wicked person.

The correct answer is "பாவங்களை மன்னிக்க" which means "forgive sins". This is the correct answer because in the given verse (மத் 9:6), it is stated that the Son of Man has the authority to forgive sins on earth. Therefore, knowing that the Son of Man has the authority to forgive sins is important.

According to the given verse from the Bible (Matthew 12:31), any sin or blasphemy can be forgiven except for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. The correct answer, "ஆவியானவருக்கு" (to the Holy Spirit), aligns with this concept. It states that any sin or blasphemy can be forgiven, except for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that forgiveness is not granted for this specific offense.

The verse is stating that on the day of judgment, every person will have to give an account of every idle word they have spoken. The correct answer, "கணக்கொப்புவிக்கவேண்டும்" means "they must give an account". This aligns with the concept of being held accountable for one's words.

The correct answer is "அவர்கள் தேவனைத் தரிசிப்பார்கள்." This is because the verse from Matthew 5:8 states that those who are pure in heart will see God. The other statements do not align with the given verse.

The verse being referred to is Mathew 6:22, which states "The light of the body is the eye." Therefore, the correct answer is "விளக்காயிருக்கிறது," which translates to "it is the light." This answer aligns with the meaning of the verse, as it states that the eye is the source of light for the body.

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The correct answer is "இஸ்ரவேல் வீட்டாரிடத்திற்குப்" which means "to the house of Israel". This answer is derived from the given options and the context of the verse. The verse is from the book of Matthew, chapter 10, verse 6, and it is talking about Jesus instructing his disciples to go and preach to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Therefore, the correct answer is "to the house of Israel".

The given answer states that the individuals referred to in the passage are the Pharisees who are experts in the law. This can be inferred from the phrase "நீதியிலும் உங்கள் நீதி அதிகமாயிராவிட்டால்" which translates to "if your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "வேதபாரகர் பரிசேயர் என்பவர்களுடைய" which means "of the scribes and Pharisees".

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Jesus can give you wisdom through both water baptism and the Holy Spirit.

The correct answer is "They are called the children of God." This answer is derived from the phrase "அவர்கள் தேவனுடைய புத்திரர் என்னப்படுவார்கள்" in the given text, which translates to "They are called the children of God" in English. The other statements in the text do not match the answer.

The given verse from the book of Mathew states that the kingdom of heaven has been forcefully advancing since the time of John the Baptist. The phrase "பலவந்தம் பண்ணப்படுகிறது" translates to "it has been forcefully advancing" in English, which aligns with the explanation provided in the verse.

The correct answer is "வெளிச்சமாயிருக்கிறீர்கள்." This is because the verse in Matthew 5:14 states, "You are the light of the world." The word "வெளிச்சமாயிருக்கிறீர்கள்" translates to "you are shining" or "you are giving light." Therefore, this answer accurately reflects the meaning of the verse.

The correct answer is "அது மகாராஜாவினுடைய நகரம்" which means "It is the city of the Great King". This is the explanation because the phrase "மகாராஜாவினுடைய நகரம்" translates to "the city of the Great King" in English. The statement in the verse suggests that Jerusalem should not be sworn by because it is a city that belongs to the Great King.

In this verse from the Bible, it is stated that the righteous will shine like the sun in their father's kingdom. The correct answer choice, "சூரியனைப்போலப்" (like the sun), aligns with this statement. It suggests that the righteous will radiate brightness and glory in their father's kingdom, similar to the sun's radiant light.

The correct answer is "எரிநரகத்துக்கு ஏதுவாயிருப்பான்." This is because the question is asking who will be liable to hellfire, and the correct answer states that those who are angry will be liable to hellfire.

The correct answer is "அவர்கள் திருப்தியடைவார்கள்." This is because the verse from Mathew 5:6 states that those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be blessed. The phrase "திருப்தியடைவார்கள்" means being satisfied or filled, implying that those who seek righteousness will be satisfied or fulfilled.

The given verse from the Bible states that one should speak the truth, whether it is about something that exists or something that does not exist. The correct answer, "தீமையினால் உண்டாயிருக்கும்" (evil will exist), aligns with this teaching. It suggests that evil will always exist, regardless of whether it is acknowledged or denied. This answer reflects the idea that truth should be spoken, even if it is unpleasant or goes against popular belief.

The correct answer is "மனுஷகுமாரன்" because in the given verse (மத் 13:37), it is referring to the person who sows good seeds. "மனுஷகுமாரன்" translates to "human being" or "man" in English, which fits the context of the verse.

The given correct answer is "உலகத்தின் முடிவு,தேவதூதர்கள்" which translates to "the end of the world, angels". This answer is supported by the reference to Mathew 13:39, which talks about the end of the world and the angels being involved in the process. Therefore, the answer "உலகத்தின் முடிவு,தேவதூதர்கள்" is the most appropriate choice based on the given information.

The correct answer is "ஆத்துமாவையும் சரீரத்தையும்" (both the soul and the body). This answer is derived from the given scripture reference in Matthew 10:28, which states that one should fear God who has power to destroy both the soul and the body in Hell. Therefore, the correct answer includes both the soul and the body as the entities that can be destroyed in Hell.

This answer states that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who are humble. The other options mention that they will inherit the earth, they will be comforted, and they will see God, but these do not directly relate to the concept of the kingdom of heaven.

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The passage states that those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake are blessed because the kingdom of heaven belongs to them. This aligns with the answer choice "பரலோகராஜ்யம் அவர்களுடையது" which translates to "the kingdom of heaven belongs to them." This answer choice directly reflects the statement made in the passage and provides the correct interpretation of the given verse.

The correct answer is "ஆலோசனைச் சங்கத்தீர்ப்புக்கு ஏதுவாயிருப்பான்." This is because the verse in Matthew 5:22 states that whoever insults or calls their brother a fool will be liable to the hell of fire. Therefore, the correct answer is the one that mentions punishment for insulting or calling someone a fool, which is "ஆலோசனைச் சங்கத்தீர்ப்புக்கு ஏதுவாயிருப்பான்."