1. What devastating event is described at the beginning of Joel?

 A great flood
 A locust plague
 A famine caused by drought
 An invasion by Egypt

Clue: Joel 1:4

2. Who are called upon to lament because the grain and drink offerings are cut off from the house of the LORD?

 The kings and princes
 The priests
 The shepherds only
 The merchants

Clue: Joel 1:9; Joel 1:13

3. What does Joel call the people to proclaim in response to the disaster?

 A year of jubilee
 A pilgrimage to Jerusalem
 A fast
 A military draft

Clue: Joel 1:14; Joel 2:15

4. How does Joel describe the day of the LORD?

 A day of prosperity and ease
 A day of darkness and gloom
 A day of royal coronation
 A day of harvest celebration

Clue: Joel 2:1-2

5. According to Joel, with what should the people rend their hearts and not their garments?

 Prayer and fasting
 Sackcloth and ashes
 Trumpets and songs
 Oil and incense

Clue: Joel 2:12-13

6. What promise does God make about the years eaten by the locust?

 He will multiply them
 He will forget them
 He will restore them
 He will shorten them

Clue: Joel 2:25

7. Upon whom does Joel say God will pour out His Spirit?

 Only kings and priests
 All flesh
 Only the house of Judah
 Only prophets

Clue: Joel 2:28

8. What heavenly signs are mentioned before the coming of the great and awesome day of the LORD?

 The stars will vanish and the moon will split
 The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood
 The sun will stand still and the moon will stop
 The heavens will rain fire and hail

Clue: Joel 2:30-31

9. Where does Joel say there will be deliverance for those who call on the name of the LORD?

 Mount Sinai and Horeb
 Mount Zion and Jerusalem
 Bethel and Dan
 Samaria and Jezreel

Clue: Joel 2:32

10. What will flow from the house of the LORD in Joel's final vision?

 A river of oil
 A fountain watering the Valley of Shittim
 Fire consuming the mountains
 Clouds covering the plains

Clue: Joel 3:18